
The episode discusses the intersection of hunting rights and conservation efforts in America, featuring a conversation with Gabby Hoffmann on outdoor culture and activism.
Outdoor traditions survive when hunters and anglers fight to protect them for future generations. Recorded live from the International Order of T. Roosevelt convention in Florida, Kenya Link sits down with conservation advocate and media personality Gabby Hoffmann for a wide-ranging conversation on hunting rights, grassroots conservation, outdoor culture, and the future of America’s sporting heritage. From waterfowl hunting and bass fishing to public lands advocacy and constitutional right-to-hunt-and-fish initiatives, Gabby explains how policy, media, and outdoor recreation all intersect. The conversation digs into why hunting and fishing communities are uniquely positioned to defend conservation, how young hunters and anglers are reshaping the outdoors, and why states like Colorado have become ground zero in the fight against anti-hunting activism. Gabby also shares her own path into the outdoors through fishing, shooting sports, and eventually hunting, along with lessons learned working in Washington D.C. while staying deeply connected to the sporting community. Listeners will hear honest discussion about podcasting, social media fatigue, mentorship in the outdoors, and the…
Host: Kenya Link
Guest: Gabby Hoffmann
Organizations: International Order of T. Roosevelt
Places: Florida, Colorado
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