The Grit: Stories From Women in the Wild and Beyond
The Grit: Stories From Women in the Wild and Beyond
Podcast Description
Providing a platform for women who are breaking the glass ceiling and redefining hunting, angling, conservation and gun sports to discuss their achievements, stories and hear their advice.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes such as women's empowerment in outdoor sports, conservation efforts, and personal stories of overcoming barriers. Episodes include discussions on the therapeutic aspects of angling, mentorship in hunting, and ethical considerations in wildlife sports, with stories shared by guests like Lucy Bowden on inclusive fishing and Charlie Blance on folklore and modern hunting practices.
The UK’s first hunting, fishing and shooting podcast for women by women. Providing a platform for women who are breaking the glass ceiling and redefining hunting, angling, conservation and gun sports to discuss their achievements, stories and hear their advice.
Season 2 of The Grit Podcast is officially here, and I couldn’t think of a better way to kick things off.
I’m joined by Megan Rowland for a proper chat about deer, hunting, women in the sector, and self-sufficiency- basically everything we love.
We get into what it’s actually like being a woman in the hunting and deer world, why more women are getting involved, and what it means to take responsibility for the meat on your plate.
It’s good to be back, let’s get into it.
Links:
Megans Instagram [HERE]
Hindsight [HERE]
Croft 167 [HERE]
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