Cameras Off
Cameras Off
Podcast Description
HowardFilms presents Cameras Off. (Season 1)
Celebrating the road less taken. Every other Tuesday, Jamie Howard shares candid conversations (often in unusual settings) with guests who took their own road, often steered by the pull of nature. Inspired by revealing chats often had between takes when the cameras were off. The first season guests include NFL players, National Geographic photographers, Fishing guides, Game wardens, Adventurers and more. To become a brand partner or suggest a guest, contact: [email protected] + HowardFilms.com
(Intro narration: Adam Flaherty: Adamflaherty.tv).
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Content Themes
The podcast celebrates diverse narratives centered on personal journeys and the impact of nature on those experiences. Episodes explore themes such as unconventional fishing practices, outdoor adventures, and sportsmanship, showcasing guests who are pioneers in their fields, like fishing tournament champions and renowned photographers. Specific episode examples include candid chats with fishing guides discussing their distinctive methods and stories from competitive anglers sharing their life lessons.
HowardFilms presents Cameras Off. (Season 1)
Celebrating the road less taken. Every other Tuesday, Jamie Howard shares candid conversations (often in unusual settings) with guests who took their own road, often steered by the pull of nature. Inspired by revealing chats often had between takes when the cameras were off. The first season guests include NFL players, National Geographic photographers, Fishing guides, Game wardens, Adventurers and more. To become a brand partner or suggest a guest, contact: [email protected] + HowardFilms.com
(Intro narration: Adam Flaherty: Adamflaherty.tv).
LESS IS MORE: This was the unpopular stance by a young biologist named Dick Vincent in the 1970’s regarding wild rivers when seasonal / supplemental fish stocking was expected.
But the wild West was in Vincent’s DNA and he wasn’t backing down. Born in Bozeman in June of 1940, Richard “Dick” Vincent grew up fishing the waters of the Madison and Clark Fork rivers alongside his father and grandfather. Raised in a family of ranchers, Dick’s affinity for the outdoors was complemented by a growing interest in biology. “I grew up on it and it was the love of my life, it was the best river on the planet,” says Dick, recounting his early years on the Madison.
Soon, he would bring truth to power. Today, the Rockies are considered a model for rivers around the world – with their ability to maintain a healthy fishery year-round, and reproduce naturally. It was a battle to get there, and It was truly how the West was won.
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