Ivan Outdoors
Ivan Outdoors
Podcast Description
Flapping our jaws about all things Outdoors on the weekend-warrior level. Interviews; some serious and some not but all aimed at getting you out on the land. There will be news in the outdoor recreation space as well as sharing knowledge of experts & knuckleheads alike. Finding common ground and building community through the love of outdoor adventure.
Ivan Outdoors is a Podcast / Videocast on the Ivan Outdoors YouTube channel. The Podcast is done by an outdoor amateur (me) and is intended for an immature amateur-ish audience (if still reading that is you).
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The podcast covers a range of outdoor topics such as canoeing, conservation, public land access, and outdoor DIY skills, featuring episodes with expert guests like celebrated canoeist Cliff Jacobson discussing trip dynamics and bear safety myths, as well as engaging discussions on river access issues in Colorado and the importance of supporting conservation organizations.

Flapping our jaws about all things Outdoors on the weekend-warrior level. Interviews; some serious and some not but all aimed at getting you out on the land. There will be news in the outdoor recreation space as well as sharing knowledge of experts & knuckleheads alike. Finding common ground and building community through the love of outdoor adventure.
Ivan Outdoors is a Podcast / Videocast on the Ivan Outdoors YouTube channel. The Podcast is done by an outdoor amateur (me) and is intended for an immature amateur-ish audience (if still reading that is you).
Could one road trigger a chain reaction across Alaska’s Arctic wilderness—without most people ever realizing it? Welcome back to Days on the Land, where we explore outdoor adventure, conservation, and the occasional bit of outdoor dipshittery, while also sharing firsthand experiences from out on our public lands. In this episode, Jim Dau breaks down what he’s seen in the caribou data, what’s changing in Alaska’s wild country, and why the proposed Ambler Road could have consequences far beyond what most people expect. The story gets bigger, the stakes get higher, and by the end, “just one road” won’t sound so simple anymore. And if you listened to Episode 14 with Lance and Dempsey, two Eskimo hunters, this conversation connects to that one in a powerful way—because it all comes back to how people, wildlife, and the land are tied together.

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