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Reconnecting and Catching Up!
Feb 11, 2026
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Jul 30, 2025
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 2/11/26 | ![]() Reconnecting and Catching Up!✨ | health challengesoverlanding adventures+5 | — | Overland Radio | Alaska | overlandinghealth issues+5 | — | 59m 54s | |
| 7/30/25 | ![]() It's Been Too Long..(The Update) | SummaryIn this conversation, Lee shares personal updates, including a significant haircut and the busy summer he's had. He discusses the return of his colleague Michael from Alaska and the various business developments related to Overland Radio and his new company. Lee reflects on his extensive travels, summer adventures with his daughter, and the growth of his business partnerships. He also hints at future content and the importance of community engagement. | — | ||||||
| 12/4/24 | ![]() The Perfect Shade: Unpacking the Moonshade Awning with Henry | 1/ 🎙️ We’re back from our summer break, and we’re kicking things off with an incredible episode featuring Henry, co-founder of Moon Fabrications! Get ready to take a trip to the moon and back! 🌕 Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Podcast Introduction and Summer Break00:00:28 - Hosts' Summer Activities00:01:00 - Show Announcements and Notifications00:01:44 - Special Guest Introduction00:02:07 - Hosts' Personal Updates00:03:31 - Trip to the Moon Teaser00:05:20 - Guest Henry's Introduction00:06:05 - Henry's Background and Moon Fabrications00:09:06 - Henry's Journey to Co-Founding Moon Fabrications00:12:08 - Kickstarter Campaign and Initial Challenges00:16:20 - Product Development and YouTube Influence00:20:08 - Listener Comments and Questions00:21:16 - Moonshade's Practical Use and Setup00:25:04 - Lee's Experience with Moonshade00:29:04 - Moonshade's Performance in Severe Weather00:32:01 - Moonshade's Versatility and Applications00:33:43 - Moonshade Dimensions and Variations00:36:02 - Moonshade Accessories and Customization00:38:01 - Snow Performance and User Testing00:40:01 - Future Plans for Moon Fabrications00:41:18 - Upcoming Events and Moon Landing Gathering00:46:58 - Henry's Personal Updates and Future Plans00:47:46 - Final Thoughts and Recommendations Podcast Episode Summary: Good evening, everyone! After a summer break, Ashley and I are back, and we have an exciting episode lined up for you. Tonight, we're taking a trip to the moon and back, metaphorically speaking, with our special guest, Henry, co-founder of Moon Fabrications. We kicked off the episode by catching up on our summer activities and discussing the various projects we've been involved in. Ashley and I shared some personal updates, including family time and new ventures. Our main segment featured an in-depth conversation with Henry, who shared the fascinating journey of Moon Fabrications and their flagship product, the Moonshade. Henry recounted how his friend Matthew, disillusioned with the tech world, decided to create a better vehicle awning after struggling with existing options during his van life adventure. This led to the birth of Moon Fabrications and the innovative Moonshade. Henry detailed the challenges and triumphs of launching the Moonshade, including a successful Kickstarter campaign and the evolution of the product. He also shared insights into the company's grassroots marketing efforts and the importance of community feedback in their product development. We discussed the practical applications of the Moonshade, its unique features, and how it stands out in the market. I shared my personal experience using the Moonshade at a recent event, highlighting its ease of setup and effectiveness in providing shade and comfort. Henry also teased some exciting future developments for Moon Fabrications, including potential collaborations with RV manufacturers and upcoming events like the Moon Landing Gathering in New Mexico. We wrapped up the episode by encouraging listeners to check out Moon Fabrications' website and consider the Moonshade for their outdoor adventures. It was a fantastic conversation filled with insights, stories, and a glimpse into the innovative world of Moon Fabrications. Thank you for tuning in, and we look forward to bringing you more exciting episodes in the future! | — | ||||||
| 8/6/24 | ![]() From Acting to YouTube: Will's Journey (Part 2) | In this conversation, Lee and Will discuss their shared love for overlanding and camping. Will explains that he was inspired by his childhood experiences in the outdoors and the primal connection he feels when camping. They also discuss the appeal of overlanding, which involves the discovery of new places and the challenge of reaching hard-to-reach destinations. Will shares a challenging experience he had while overlanding and emphasizes the importance of owning up to mistakes. They also discuss the choice of vehicles for overlanding, with Will explaining why he chose the Jeep Gladiator. They talk about the importance of engaging with the audience and building a community around the channel. Will shares a story of a viewer who was inspired by his content and went on a life-changing overlanding trip. They also discuss future plans for the YouTube channel, including creating more routes for four-wheeled vehicles. Will discusses his goal of making overlanding more accessible by creating long, great routes for people to choose from. He emphasizes the importance of creating routes that can be completed by a variety of vehicles, rather than focusing on making them harder for the sake of difficulty. Will also shares his perspective on sharing camping locations and the controversy surrounding it. He believes that Patreon and other membership platforms should be seen as communities rather than just a value trade. He also discusses the impact of mapping apps on the accessibility of camping spots. Will shares his love for travel, participating in challenging activities like Spartan races, being a dad, and reading history books. | — | ||||||
| 7/10/24 | ![]() From Acting to YouTube: Will's Journey | In this episode, Lee interviews Will from Venture Room and dives deep into Will's background and journey. Will shares his transition from acting to becoming a YouTube content creator and the challenges of maintaining creativity and authenticity in the YouTube space. They also discuss the importance of storytelling in content creation and the delicate balance between being a creator and an influencer. Will reflects on the risks and uncertainties of pursuing YouTube full-time and the pressure to maintain audience interest and engagement. Finally, they touch on how Will's MBA background influences his approach to content creation and running his YouTube channel. In this conversation, Will and Lee discuss how Will balances his family life with his YouTube channel, the roles his family plays in the channel, and his content creation process. Will emphasizes the importance of balancing his family's needs and responsibilities with his own desire to create content. He strategically plans his trips and researches topics to ensure that his videos are valuable and interesting to his audience. Will also discusses his favorite gear, including a lav mic and ND filters, and his approach to sponsored content. | — | ||||||
| 5/29/24 | ![]() "Summer Camping Plans and Mullet Madness on Overland Radio" | On this episode of the Overland radio show, hosts Ashley and Lee make a lively return after a brief absence. They banter about Ashley's supposed illness, thank sponsors, and delve into the topic of recent extreme weather in Oklahoma. From a near-tornado experience to nature's quirky behaviors, the hosts share entertaining anecdotes and keep listeners engaged with their dynamic chemistry. | — | ||||||
| 5/1/24 | ![]() MOORE Expo Recap and Bikini Shenanigans | Hello, Overland enthusiasts! In our latest episode, we had a blast catching up after missing last week's show. We started off with some playful banter about last week's absence, which was humorously blamed on Ashley. We quickly moved into a lively discussion, filled with updates and a special shout-out to our sponsor, Overland Addict. We were thrilled to bring in various topics, including a recap of the recent MOORE Expo. The expo was a fantastic gathering of the community, and we had the opportunity to explore an array of innovative overlanding gear and trailers. We shared our personal highlights and the interesting people we met, including detailed discussions about specific trailers like the Teton X and the ROG. The episode wasn't without its humorous moments, especially revolving around a prank involving a T-shirt with my face photoshopped onto a bikini-clad body, which became a recurring joke throughout the night. We discussed the potential for these shirts to become a hilarious new merchandise option. We also announced upcoming giveaways, urging our listeners to engage with our social media to win some cool Overland Radio branded gear. In all, the episode was filled with laughter, good-natured ribbing, community events, and the shared passion for overlanding gear and adventures. Thanks for tuning in, and make sure to engage with us on social media for a chance to win in our giveaways! | — | ||||||
| 4/10/24 | ![]() From Naked Trucks to Modular Campers: A Deep Dive with Mountain State Overland | On this episode of the Overland Radio Show, special guests from Mountain State Overland join the host for a catch-up session. They discuss sharing hats, camping memories, and new updates. Tune in for some fun and laid-back conversations with the crew! | — | ||||||
| 3/21/24 | ![]() Overland Adventures: Hammocks, Moonshine, and Twinkies | Tune in to the latest episode of the Overland radio show sponsored by Overland Attic, Midland USA, and Rugged Bound. Join the hosts as they discuss upcoming events like the MOORE Expo and other smaller gatherings. Discover the surprise giveaway planned for MOORE and listen as they catch up on recent adventures, including Ashley's vacation. Stay entertained as they share light-hearted banter and jokes throughout the episode. | — | ||||||
| 3/13/24 | ![]() Trail Maintenance and Off-Roading Etiquette | Hey everyone, it's been a solo ride tonight on the Overland Radio Show, and I've got to say, it's been quite the adventure without my usual co-hosts, Ashley and Jeff. They've been busy with family commitments and working on the cricket remodel, so it's just been me, winging it and hoping for the best. We kicked off the show with a big thank you to our sponsors, Chad from Overland Attic, Rugged Bound, and Midland USA. Your support means the world to us and helps us bring these episodes to life. I dove into some updates, starting with the wrap-up of the polar bear camping club at Big Brutus. It was a fantastic event with great weather, familiar faces, and a lot of fun for everyone involved. Kudos to Rhino from Rhino Built for orchestrating the event and to Okie Overland and Overland Attic for their sponsorships. Big Brutus is now seeing a significant increase in visitors, and it's all thanks to the positive impact of the adventure-seeking community. During the show, I extended an open invitation for listeners to join in live, provided they have audio and video ready. It's always a blast to have guests on and share a bit of the spotlight. I also touched on the chaos of managing gear. It seems like I've got equipment stashed all over the place, and I'm curious if any of you can relate to the struggle of keeping track of it all. I'm considering a spring clean to get everything organized and ready for the upcoming season. In other news, I've been working on a new project, gearforoutdooradventure.com, which is a price comparison website that helps you find the best deals on outdoor gear from various retailers like Amazon, eBay, and brand websites. It's still in the early stages, but I'm excited about its potential to save us all some money. Looking ahead, we've got the More Expo coming up, and I'm hoping to showcase some new equipment there. Plus, we're working on updating our app to include push notifications, music streaming, and more interactive features. Lastly, I discussed the USDA's investment in improving roads, trails, and water quality, and how we, as a community, can advocate for funding to support our local trails in Arkansas and Oklahoma. | — | ||||||
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| 3/6/24 | ![]() Exploring New Mexico: Ghost Towns, Outlaws, and Overlanding Adventures | Overland Radio Show Episode Summary Hey everyone, this is your host from the Overland Radio Show, and we just wrapped up another fantastic episode that I'm excited to share with you. Tonight, we had the pleasure of chatting with Nicholas from New Mexico Expedition, who shared some incredible insights and secrets about the beauty and adventure that New Mexico has to offer. Nicholas gave us a deep dive into the world of overlanding in New Mexico, highlighting the state's underrated nature. He shared his experiences with treasure hunting, the history of outlaws, and the untouched wilderness that makes New Mexico a unique destination for overlanders. Treasure Hunting: Nicholas and his father are deeply involved in treasure hunting, and they have some exciting expeditions planned, including one with a guest from Arizona to search for Conquistador treasure. Tactical Overlanding: Nicholas discussed his approach to overlanding, which includes a tactical element due to his background in gunsmithing and machining. Remote Camping: He emphasized the wild and untamed nature of New Mexico, offering advice on where to find the most remote and beautiful camping spots. Seasonal Tips: Nicholas provided tips on where to camp during different seasons, with northern New Mexico being a favorite for its mountainous terrain. Local Cuisine: We also talked about local food spots, like the Tap and Taco in Rio Rancho, which Nicholas highly recommends. Wildlife Encounters: Nicholas shared his lack of encounters with scorpions and snakes at campsites, but he did offer advice on being cautious and aware, especially in desert environments. Historical Sites: He highlighted the rich history of New Mexico, with ghost towns and historical landmarks that overlanders can explore. Travel Recommendations: For those passing through New Mexico, Nicholas suggested stopping in Magdalena for its history and proximity to various attractions, including the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad. We had some laughs about previous episodes, including one where we teased our regular, Ashley, about her height and other quirks, with her husband Jeff providing ammunition for our friendly banter. Ashley shared a story about a GPS mishap that led them to a place called Candy Kitchen instead of their intended destination, which turned out to be quite an eerie experience. Nicholas is gearing up for a new build on his truck, aiming for an Aussie-style flatbed canopy setup. Ashley is preparing for a trip to Big Bend National Park, hoping her camper will be ready in time. New Mexico is a treasure trove for overlanders looking for history, remote camping, and unique experiences. The state offers a wide range of environments, from high mountain peaks to vast desert landscapes, making it a versatile destination for adventurers. That's a wrap for this episode! If you're an overlanding enthusiast or just love the great outdoors, you won't want to miss the full conversation. Be sure to check out the podcast on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Facebook. Until next time, keep exploring and stay adventurous! | — | ||||||
| 2/21/24 | ![]() "Trail Closures and Widdle Waddle Beer: A Lighthearted Overland Radio Show" | On this episode of the Overland radio show, hosts Lee and Ashley discuss trail closures, adventures, and vehicle reviews. Lee shares his preference for hosting solo episodes and highlights the challenges of coordinating guest appearances. The hosts touch on the topic of trail closures and mention another show on their platform that covered the issue. Lee also talks about a video featuring Michael and Sarah's adventures at Denali. Additionally, Ashley shares her experience test driving the 23 Platinum Pathfinder and compares it to the Rock Creek off-road edition. | — | ||||||
| 2/21/24 | ![]() Radio Chatter Game: From Dude Wipes to Skottles - Overlanding Confessions | On this episode of the Overland radio show, hosts Lee and Ashley give a special shoutout to their sponsors, Overland Attic, Midland USA, and Rugged Bound, as well as promote the upcoming MOORE Expo event. Lee teases Ashley about turning 50 and shares a funny anecdote about her going back to school. Tune in for some lighthearted banter and updates on the overlanding and outdoor community. Then Paul and Bethany join the stream from Radio Chatter | — | ||||||
| 2/21/24 | ![]() "Overland Radio: Unpacking the Impact of Influencers and Social Media on Trail Etiquette" | In this episode of the Overland radio show, Lee and Ashley discuss various topics while dealing with some tiredness. Lee shares about his early morning and struggles with algebra equations, using GTP for help. Despite a guest cancellation, they still bring engaging content to their listeners. Tune in for a mix of humor, tiredness, and interesting discussions. | — | ||||||
| 1/25/24 | ![]() "From Arizona Heat to Montana Snow: An Overlander's Journey" | Overland Radio Show with Lee - Episode Summary Hey everyone, it's Lee here, and I just wrapped up another fantastic episode of the Overland Radio Show. We had a blast tonight, and I'm excited to share a quick recap with all of you who might have missed the live broadcast. We kicked things off with a bit of a laugh about our intro music and my dream of having a band like Jimmy Fallon's. Then, we dove right into the show, giving a shout-out to our sponsors Overland Attic, Midland USA, and Rugged Bound for their continued support. Our guest for the evening was the elusive and adventurous Kelly, who, despite being a bit of a slacker getting to the show on time, shared some incredible stories and insights. We chatted about everything from the challenges of overlanding with a family to the beauty of Montana, where Kelly recently moved. We also touched on the impact of weather on aviation in Arizona, with a fun fact about how extreme heat affects aircraft lift. Kelly shared his transition from Arizona to Montana and the reasons behind the move, including the desire for cooler climates and a more outdoor-centric lifestyle. Kelly and I discussed the ins and outs of overlanding gear, from rooftop tents to the latest gadgets that make our adventures more enjoyable. He highlighted some standout products and companies he's encountered at expos, like the innovative rooftop tents from 23Zero and the impressive craftsmanship of school bus conversions at Skooliepalooza. We even got into the nitty-gritty of adventure biking versus overlanding in a truck, with Kelly explaining why he prefers the latter these days. And of course, we couldn't let the night end without a mandatory whiskey shot and some good-natured banter. All in all, it was an episode filled with laughter, storytelling, and a shared passion for the great outdoors. If you missed the live show, be sure to catch the replay for all the details and some great tips from our guest, Kelly. Until next time, keep exploring and stay rugged! Visit Our Website For Episode Quotes, Times Stamps, and More.. https://overlandpodcastnetwork.com | — | ||||||
| 1/18/24 | ![]() "Harnessing the Power of 12 Volts with REDARC's Mark Bruce" | Overland Radio Show: Special Guest Mark Bruce from Red Arc Hey everyone, Lee here from the Overland Radio Show. We just wrapped up an incredible episode with our special guest, Mark Bruce from Red Arc. As always, it was a Tuesday night delight filled with insightful discussions about the latest in 12-volt technology and overlanding gear. We kicked things off by giving a shout out to our sponsors, including Overland Attic, Rugged Bound, and Midland USA. We also encouraged our listeners to share the episode and leave us a positive review on platforms like iTunes. Mark, joining us all the way from Australia, brought the heat with discussions about Red Arc's innovative products. Despite the temperature differences between Oklahoma and Australia, we dove into the cool features of Red Arc's offerings. One of the highlights was learning about Red Arc's 150 ampere lithium battery with an inbuilt heater, perfect for handling extreme temperatures. Mark explained how this dense power battery can handle a 2000 watt inverter on its own, a game-changer for overlanders. We also talked about the new smart battery monitor, which is like a fuel gauge for your auxiliary battery system. It uses an algorithm to convert volts and amps into time, giving you a clear idea of how much power you have left. Mark introduced us to the Red Vision Rogue, a compact and versatile system that can control up to 10 circuits and monitor two water tanks. It's a solid-state system with digital fuses and can be daisy-chained for more complex setups. For those looking to manage their power on the go, the Go Block was a topic of interest. It's a portable power solution with a 50 amp DC-DC charging circuit, allowing you to take your fridge and other essentials anywhere. We wrapped up the show with a sneak peek at the upcoming Manager 100, a battery management system that can charge large lithium batteries and adjust power draw from your vehicle's alternator. It was an episode packed with information that left us excited about the future of overlanding tech. We can't wait to see what Red Arc has in store for us next, and we're already looking forward to having Mark back on the show. Remember to check out our sponsors, and if you're at the Moore Expo, come find Ashley and me right outside the main entrance. Until next time, keep exploring and stay charged up with the latest gear from Red Arc! | — | ||||||
| 1/11/24 | ![]() "From Big RVs to Custom Trailers: Jamin's Journey to Kingdom Camping" | Hey everyone, it's Lee here from the Overland Radio Show, and I just wrapped up an incredible episode with Jamin from Kingdom Camping. We had a blast discussing his journey from working in the traditional RV industry to starting his own company focused on creating off-grid, overland-ready trailers. Jamin shared his personal story, which began with a cross-country trip and a desire for a camper that could handle his own off-road adventures. This led to the birth of Kingdom Camping, where he now designs and builds trailers tailored to the overlanding community's needs. We talked about the various models Kingdom Camping offers, from the compact and versatile Adventure Pro Mini 2.0 to the gear-hauling Base-X, and the midsize ATS which is currently being redesigned. Jamin emphasized the importance of quality and customization, explaining how they use materials like Asdale and Bicom plastics to ensure durability and longevity. Jamin also gave us a sneak peek into what's coming down the pipeline, including a redesign of the ATS to match the popular Caravan XL profile and an exciting venture into expedition trucks. He's focused on creating an affordable yet fully-featured option for those looking to tackle long-distance overland trips. Throughout the episode, we discussed the importance of community feedback in shaping their products and how Kingdom Camping is open to customizing trailers to fit individual needs. Jamin also mentioned their plans to hit all the Overland Expos next year, so keep an eye out for them. For those interested in Kingdom Camping's offerings, Jamin mentioned a lead time of about 10-12 weeks for a build, though they're currently booked through May due to high demand. He also shared that they're expanding their production plant to keep up with orders. It was a pleasure having Jamin on the show, and I'm excited to see Kingdom Camping at the upcoming More Expo. If you're in the market for a high-quality, overland trailer, or just want to follow their journey, check them out on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook. Thanks to all our listeners for tuning in, and a big shoutout to our sponsors for their support. Remember, if you've got a suggestion for a show or want to leave us a review, we'd really appreciate it. Until next time, keep exploring and stay adventurous! | — | ||||||
| 1/4/24 | ![]() Happy New Year We Have News! | Hey there, welcome back to Overland Radio! Hope you all had good holidays; we're still shaking off the festive season but super excited about today's chill episode. Ashley's here too, despite some last-minute hiccups, and we can't wait to chat about all the latest and what's coming up in 2024. So, we kicked things off with a cool new countdown and tunes, though we gotta tweak that volume next time. Ashley and I dished on our holidays—hers was a bit tough, missing her mom, and mine was relaxed but not without its gift-wrapping blunders. Looking forward, we've got some awesome guests on the horizon. Mark from Red Arc's gonna talk about what's new down under, and Jamin from Kingdom Camping will share his leap from RVs to his own rugged campers. I also introduced the Overland Podcast Network, a new spot for overlanding podcasters to connect and share. Then, there's my pet project, wildroamer.io, an AI assistant I'm building for overlanders and creators. It's still early days, but head over and sign up! Ashley and I also gabbed about our upcoming camping trips, including the Polar Bear Campouts. I even shared a little mix-up from a recent Oklahoma trip—just goes to show, clear communication is crucial! As we sign off, just remember, it's all about community in the overlanding world. Keep your crew tight but don't shut others out. We're pumped for this year's events, especially the campouts, and hope to see a big, friendly crowd. Thanks for listening, big shoutout to our sponsors, and thanks to you for tuning in. Stay adventurous, stay connected, and we'll catch you on the next one! https://overlandradio.com https://overlandradionetwork.com | — | ||||||
| 12/18/23 | ![]() "Holiday Gift Catalog and Polar Bear Campouts with Overland Addict" | So, here's the scoop on our latest podcast episode. We kicked things off with some good-natured banter and a shout-out to our sponsors, like Chad from Overland Addict and the folks at Midland USA and Rugged Bound. It's just us having a laugh, teasing each other, and sharing weird stories. It's like chilling with your pals, but with a mic! Plus, we talk about our sponsors because, let's face it, they're awesome and help keep our show going. Then, we got into the juicy stuff about our new tie-up with Overland Explorer. Chad from Overland Attic spilled the beans about becoming an OEV install and service center. We're super excited about this, even though we're still getting to know OEV's campers. It's a big deal for Overland Attic, and honestly, we can't wait to see where this partnership heads. We also chatted about some high-end campers and other cool gear in our Christmas catalog. And yes, we couldn't resist throwing in a few jokes about Canadian accents and stuff like that. It's all in good fun and makes our podcast what it is – a mix of info and laughs! | — | ||||||
| 12/1/23 | ![]() Holidays, Family, Gear, and Gifts | The Overland Radio Show is a podcast that focuses on topics related to overlanding, which is a form of off-road travel and camping that involves self-reliance and exploration of remote areas. In this particular episode, the hosts, Lee and Ashley, discuss gear, deals, and family traditions in relation to the holiday season. The episode begins with Lee welcoming the listeners and introducing the topic of the episode. He mentions that they don't have any guests for this episode and it will just be the two of them discussing various topics. Lee highlights the importance of discussing gear and deals during the holiday season, as well as family traditions. Before diving into the main discussion, Lee takes a moment to thank the sponsors of the show, including Overland Attic, Rugged Bound, and Midland USA. He expresses his gratitude towards them for their support. | — | ||||||
| 11/16/23 | ![]() "Seesucker: Must-Have Products and the Trash Can Thing" | In this engaging episode of the Overland Radio Show, Ashley and Lee are accompanied by special guests JR from Bourbon and Backwoods, and Ryan from Seasucker. These guests introduce and discuss products popular at expos and events, adding a unique flavor to the show. We also include a warm expression of thanks to the sponsors, along with an invitation for the audience to engage with their social media and subscribe to the Base Camp Bulletin newsletter. Amidst this, Ashley and Lee share some light, amusing conversations about their roles and personal updates. A highlight of the episode is the fascinating insight into Seasucker's origins and its initial concept product, enriching the show's content. The episode maintains an upbeat and positive atmosphere, focused on presenting exciting products and fostering audience engagement. For more information about Seasucker, you can visit their website, seasucker.com. Don't forget, bourbon and backwoods has a 15% discount for listeners through the end of November. | — | ||||||
| 11/16/23 | ![]() "The Aha Moment: How Coffee and Adventure Came Together" | Join Ashley and Lee on a caffeinated escapade in our latest episode as we welcome the vibrant team from Logic Overland, a coffee company known for its adventure-inspired blends. In this episode, we delve into the aromatic world of coffee, exploring its various facets. Despite Lee's confessed ambivalence towards coffee, the excitement brews as we engage with our guests from Logic Overland, sharing stories and insights that will intrigue both coffee aficionados and novices alike. We're also spicing up the conversation with a heartfelt thank you to our sponsors, whose support keeps our podcast thriving. Our social media journeys take a humorous turn as we share our own struggles and successes in navigating the digital world. Don't miss our lively chat about the latest FaceTime update – its innovative background effects have us all fascinated! Whether you're sipping your morning espresso or just curious about the world of coffee, this episode promises a blend of laughter, learning, and of course, a deep appreciation for coffee. It's an episode tailor-made for those who love their coffee with a side of adventure. So, grab your favorite mug and join us for this fun-filled and informative episode! 🎙☕🌟 | — | ||||||
| 10/26/23 | ![]() Content, creators, equipment, and youtubers.. | However, the culture surrounding YouTube and content creation is not without its flaws. As mentioned in the podcast transcript, some content creators have been criticized for their self-centeredness and prioritization of material gain over the quality of their content. This "prick" mentality, as described in the podcast, can create a negative perception of content creators as a whole. | — | ||||||
| 10/21/23 | ![]() "Recap and Rendezvous: Overland Radio Episode" | Join Ashley and Lee on this exciting episode of Overland Radio as they dive deep into their adventures at the Rendezvous in the Ozarks and the thrilling Rebelle Rally. Our dynamic duo recaps the highs, the lows, and the unforgettable moments from these two iconic events, giving listeners an inside look into the world of overlanding. The online chat is buzzing with messages from our avid listeners, sharing their own stories and experiences. And if that wasn't enough, brace yourself for a laugh-out-loud contest as Ashley and Lee go head-to-head for the coveted title of "Best Dad Joke Teller." Who will emerge victorious with the corniest, most groan-worthy dad joke? You won't want to miss this! Connect with Ashley on social media at @okiegirl_overland and Lee at @overlandradio to keep up with their latest adventures and shenanigans. Tune in and get ready for a ride! | — | ||||||
| 10/4/23 | ![]() Big Iron Overland Rally and Ashley is BACK! | Welcome to a thrilling episode of the "Overlanding Unleashed" podcast, where hosts Ashley and Lee take you on a journey into the heart of the Big Iron Overland Rally! In this exciting episode, Ashley and Lee dive deep into their unforgettable experience at the Big Iron Overland Rally, an event that's become an annual pilgrimage for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Set against the backdrop of rugged terrain and breathtaking landscapes of Big Brutis in West Mineral, Kansas, this event promises a thrilling blend of live music, , classes, vendor, fun, and a tight-knit community of fellow travelers. Tune in to hear Ashley and Lee recount their epic adventure as they share stories of, attending informative classes on overlanding essentials, and basking in the great weather that blessed the rally. The rally isn't just about conquering the wild; it's also a celebration of friendship and camaraderie, as they both will touch upon the incredible connections they made with like-minded travelers. What truly sets the Big Iron Overland Rally apart is its vibrant entertainment lineup, and Ashley and Lee won't leave you hanging. They'll regale you with tales of the energetic performances by bands like "The Juice" and "Members Only," adding a dynamic musical dimension to this unforgettable experience. And, of course, no overlanding adventure is complete without camping under the starry sky. Our hosts will paint a vivid picture of their cozy campfires, delicious campsite cookouts, and the joys of sleeping beneath the shadow of Big Brutis. So, buckle up and get ready for a riveting episode that will make you want to pack your bags and hit the open road. Whether you're an overlanding enthusiast or simply someone looking for an exciting travel story, this episode of "Overlanding Unleashed" is bound to leave you inspired and eager to explore the world of overlanding at the Big Iron Overland Rally. Don't miss out on this adrenaline-fueled, music-infused, and friend-filled adventure! | — | ||||||
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1 placement across 1 market.
Chart Positions
1 placement across 1 market.


