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Make People Better Podcast

Cody Sheehy, Samira Kiani, and various guests.

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Science fiction is becoming science fact. In 2018, the team behind this podcast uncovered that a Chinese scientist, Jiankui He (nicknamed “JK”), was creating the world’s first genetically enhanced babies. The experiment opened the door to what may become a commercial market for "designer babies" and for governments to enhance entire populations. In the controversy that followed, the Chinese government disappeared JK and later sentenced him to three years in prison. Dr. He is now out of priso ...
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Send us a text Cody Sheehy is an award winning documentary film maker who lives on a sailboat in Mexico. He broke the story about China genetically engineering and DNA editing babies, and is about to launch his next film about a Vietnam veteran who befriended a 22’ wide manta ray that would swim up to his boat, slap the side of it with its wing, an…
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Send us a text Leopard, Cape buffalo and many other critters in Africa can pose serious threats to hunters, especially when they are wounded. With over 25 years as a guide and professional hunter in Africa, Sean has some good stories. You may also be interested in the new hunt he is offering. A western backcountry style Kudu hunt for $3,500. Hike i…
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Send us a text I’m in South Africa hunting with my new friend Sean and this is part one of a two part episode. First we discuss African wildlife, agriculture, and the persecution of farmers in South Africa as well as breaking down myths of African hunting. Make sure to come back next week for an episode of hunting stories. Learn more about his hunt…
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Send us a text At age 5 Dale’s dad abandoned his family. At 11 he contracted polio and became paralyzed from the neck down for 18 months at 17 he set a national record in the mile, 4:11 seconds. He’d go on to win the first ever NCAA National title in the 5,000, an event he ran barefoot in 30° weather. He’d later set a world record in the 2 mile 8:4…
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Send us a text This episode has a brief introduction and then over an hour of listening to a river flow over a rapid in the bottom of a canyon lined by wildflowers while songbirds sing. Use this to fall asleep, meditate, or to help focus you at work. No music, no ads, just the sounds of nature for free. This episode is dedicated to young Olsen Harl…
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Send us a text Recorded in Panama on a sailboat in a stunning saltwater bay illuminated at night with bioluminescence, this podcast goes into the adventure, technicalities and beauty of spearfishing for yellowfin tuna and reef species 7° north of the equator. Anthony Dooley from Life Below the Surface has guided spearfishing for three decades and h…
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Send us a text Ticks. Nobody likes them. They carry and spread diseases to people, wildlife and pets. This spread is made worse by misinformation about tick ecology and behavior. In this episode I sat down with Dr Thomas Mather, one of the nation’s foremost experts on ticks to dispel myths and help people learn what they need to do to prevent getti…
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Send us a text This is big. For the first time, a new product is being launched on the 6 Ranch Podcast (actually two new products from Spartan). AND we are announcing an opportunity for three people to join me next year at Avon Valley Safaris in New Zealand for a week of hunting with many species available. Check out the new gear from Spartan here …
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Send us a text One of my favorite forms of animal art is gyotaku, the centuries old process of making prints using ink, fabric or paper, and the natural textures of a fish. Brandon has been practicing this art form for 16 years and it’s now his full time job— people from all over the world send him fish to make his prints. This episode is all about…
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Send us a text Tyler Hauk guides elk in some unique terrain which mixes the deceptively flat rolling short grass prairie of eastern Oregon and the unreasonably steep canyons that border them. He also used to take cruise ship tourists on trips to view bears and you’ll want to hang out until the end of the episode to hear that one. Trust me. Follow h…
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Send us a text Silencers continue to be misunderstood. I sat down with the folks at silencer central to answer some of your questions: what’s the process to get a silencer? How long does it take? How do I pick one out? What are the benefits? Any downsides? We cover all that and a bunch more. Enjoy. Get yours coming from Silencer Central and it’ll s…
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Send us a text Marthe is the legend you’ve never heard of. She skied from the sea ice to the South Pole on Antarctica. She skied across Greenland and the Northwest passage, dragging her gear behind her in a sledge, sleeping among the broken ice pressure ridges and the occasional polar bear with a WWII rifle for protection. Before any of that she wa…
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Send us a text The folks at Federal developed a proprietary cartridge over the last six years that just launched. It propels a 170gr 7mm bullet at 3,000 feet per second from a 20” barrel. I sat down with Eric Miller from Federal to talk about this ammo. We are going to see more and more of these high pressure cartridges in the future. The physics a…
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Send us a text Talking about one of the oldest IPA'a in the Pacific Northwest from the legendary Terminal Gravity Brewery, living in a van down by the river, and spending your last dollar on a Winston fly rod. This episode dips into the joys and struggles of living and recreating in rural communities. I'll bet you a pint you learn something.…
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Send us a text From hunting for Claude Dallas in the Owyhee to covert operations to catch bull elk poachers in the wilderness, Bill Ables was a tough game warden for a thirty year career in the wild country of eastern Oregon. These are the salt of the earth stories that you've come to expect from this show. Enjoy.…
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Send us a text Keely has investigated murders in the cartel controlled areas of northern California and many instances where government agencies seem to be trying to run ranchers off their properties. She has the purest form of courage and investigates wherever the truth leads her. In this jaw dropping episodes we dig into these stories. You can le…
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Send us a text Vic Coggins started working as a wildlife biologist in the 60's and during his time gathered as much history as he could. He wrote a hell of a book about the history of wildlife and some of his stories during his five decades as a biologist. Listen in to hear stories of doing game surveys on foot and horseback, the history of mule de…
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Send us a text Ever thought about turning an entire elk into jerky so the pack out would be easier? Joe Lewis did that. Ever wondered how to hunt cougars without dogs? Joe Lewis regularly succeeds. This guy is a no nonsense, tough as nails unconventional backcountry hunter. Check it out. Learn more about CAT CALLS…
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Send us a text Ever start a sentence with “Did you know that…?” Well my friend, this episode is for you. Five years in the making, set down with my dear friend Corryelle to talk about random animal facts. Nothing but a good time with lots of laughs. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping. Check out NICKS BOOTS and use code 6ranch for…
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Send us a text Michael Ridge, a true nomadic adventurer, shares his incredible journey of embracing nature and how a life of constant movement shaped him. From a challenging childhood to discovering native food systems like the wild carrot in northern Idaho, Michael's stories reveal a transformative perspective on life and the environment. Check ou…
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Send us a text Laura and Jase are no nonsense people who care about their way of life and sharing it with others. In this episode we talk trapping, a blueprint for families who hunt together, and some epic stories of overcoming challenging hunting situations in the woods. If you haven’t heard of these folks before, it’s my pleasure to introduce the…
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Send us a text With guest Joshua Makey, we unpack safaris, extending beyond Africa to places like northern Australia, and discuss how this mindset can revolutionize hunting experiences across America into epic adventures. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping. Check out NICKS BOOTS and use code 6ranch for a free gift.…
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Send us a text Ever wondered why the 70 Series Land Cruiser tops the list of vehicles for doing cool stuff? Evergreen Off-Road shares the process of importing these the vehicles, transforming a part-time into a full-time business for overlanding. This episode is your gateway to the world of vehicle customization, as we talk about transforming vehic…
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Send us a text Meat processors have almost had it with hunters. The skill in field dressing and meat processing has dropped to such a level that custom shops are increasingly closing their doors to hunters. I sat down with Jake Hines, a friend and professional butcher, to talk about ways hunters can get the most and highest quality meat possible. W…
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Send us a text Here’s my honest review of some of the gear I used during this hunting season. I’ll make $0 from any of these companies by saying anything positive or negative about the products. These are all items I’ve used personally and used hard in the field. Enjoy. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping. Check out NICKS BOOTS an…
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Send us a text Drew and Reed are professional photographers and videographers who have captured incredible stories around the globe. From Netflix's "Earth Storm" to National Geographic, they've navigated the complexities of filming in diverse locations like Saudi Arabia, Nicaragua, Australia and the American West. Their experiences range from zip-l…
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Send us a text NOSLER made a new bullet. This is their first new bullet since the accubond. It’s a premium projectile specifically designed for hunting whitetail deer. I drove across the state to watch the first of these bullets get made, got to be the first non employee to shoot them, and recorded this podcast with John Nason and Madi Woodward to …
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Send us a text This is part 2 of my hunting trip to the Northern Territory of Australia. We travel 30 hours to a new part of the continent. Matt and I added another hunter to our adventure, Matt Smith. Join us as we navigate the challenging bush tracks of Cape York, where the nearest neighbor is 70 kilometers away. Learn from the locals who have ad…
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Send us a text This is part 1 of my hunting trip to the Northern Territory of Australia. Join me and Matt Moore of Kayuga Adventures as we hunt water buffalo in the remote Arnhem Land region. Matt traveled 3,000 kilometers in his Land Cruiser, and my own journey from the 6Ranch took me 6 days to reach the hunting location. Together, we trekked some…
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Send us a text If you like adventurous story telling, this episode is for you! Join me as I talk with Mike Spalding whose life could be classified as adventure. Growing up in post-World War II Oahu, he shares stories of aloha, and his love for water sports. Discover his passion for marathon swimming, including his first swim from Lanai to Maui and …
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Send us a text Voting in local elections has a deeper impact for a lot of us vs the state and national elections. Join me as I sit down with County Commissioner candidates Devin Patton and Lisa Collier to understand their plans and perspectives. With Devin's expertise in ag-business and Lisa's experience as mayor and educator, we dive into the mult…
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Send us a text Meet Lee, Mike and Jeff. They have interesting life journeys, and I felt grateful to get to hear them. Lee, a Vietnam-era helicopter pilot tells one of the most interesting stories I have ever heard: Your parents randomly showing up across the World to hang out with you while you are in the middle of War. Storytelling Gold. We also c…
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Send us a text Meet Jacob Perry, who is challenging fishing guiding norms. Learn about commercial sea cucumber diving in Alaska: the equipment, demanding conditions, and market dynamics of this industry. We talk about the history of geoduck harvesting and fishing for Albacore Tuna off the Oregon coast. Hear firsthand accounts of encounters with mar…
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Send us a text Ever wondered what makes a great duck hunting experience unforgettable? Join Wade and I as we share the traditions that shape our passion for the sport. Also a great breakfast sandwich helps! Authenticity is rare in today's world, especially within the hunting discipline. We explore what it means to be a genuine influencer and a valu…
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Send us a text Join Mr. G, the original Spartan, as he shares his entrepreneurial journey in the defense industry. From navigating bureaucratic challenges to developing innovative products like the Javelin bipod, he offers insights into the world of precision manufacturing. Discover the passion and dedication behind Spartan Precision and the transf…
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Send us a text Join Emily and Josie on the 6Ranch Podcast for local stories of horseback riding, hunting, and barbering. We explore the roles of blue-collar workers, especially loggers, and delve into the world of rodeo, from saddle bronc riding to elk hunting. Follow Emily on INSTAGRAM. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping. Check …
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Send us a text Curious about the life behind the design of top-quality boots and the rugged lifestyles that demand them? Join us as we sit down with Tate Doolittle, the Director of Business Development at Nicks Handmade Boots, for a fun conversation about leather, and craftsmanship. This episode celebrates the heritage of boot-making and the satisf…
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Send us a text Anthony Dooley, aka El Squid, is a professional spearfishing guide and lifelong adventurist. We recorded this episode while wearing wetsuits in between dive locations while hunting carp in freshwater. Hang out until the end of this episode to hear about something really freaking cool that Tony has cooking in Puerto Rico. Want to lear…
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Send us a text In this episode I interview Tim Hernandez, who has dedicated years to researching and locating the families of all 32 passengers killed in the famous 1948 plane wreck at Los Gatos Canyon. This episode is a reflection on the power of writing, the importance of honoring memory, and the journey from procrastination to inspiration as we …
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Send us a text What happens when you blend the outdoors, seasoned guides, and the thrill of hunting and spearfishing into one unforgettable place? Join us as we venture into Hell's Canyon with Cliff Gray, Kevin Harlander, and Greg Jones, who share their experiences guiding elk in North America's steepest gorge and jobs that shaped our lives. We may…
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Send us a text Meet Andrew Garrett, a chef and former army tanker. Hear his account of how 9/11 changed everything for the military—from halting training in Germany to gearing up for war. Andrew shares how this pivotal time shaped his leadership skills and set him on the path to culinary success. We discuss the diverse flavors of American cuisine, …
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Send us a text How did ancient civilizations like the Romans and Persians manage to revolutionize water transport, and what can we learn from their engineering today? This episode explores the history and innovations of irrigation engineering with agricultural engineer Fred Ziari. The impact of modern irrigation systems, such as the center pivots t…
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Send us a text Lael Paul Johnson, a celebrated guide turned photographer, shares his fishing expertise in this episode. He details the 3-rod setup for efficiency, recounts captivating stories from Queen Charlotte Lodge, and offers insights on transitioning from guiding to capturing outdoor moments. The conversation also dives into essential Pacific…
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Send us a text Grandma Janie is back! She answers questions live from the internet. She shares her secrets about pies and sourdough and how to be a good parent. Her wisdom and insights are intentional, we could all learn from how she's lived a simple life in nature. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping.…
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Send us a text Meet Dr. Lindsay Bira, a clinical health psychologist specializing in PTSD and stress management, who shares her recent experiences from a PADI dive course in Marathon Key, Florida. Dr. Bira's insights into the mental resilience required for freediving, especially as demonstrated by veterans overcoming significant physical challenges…
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