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The Horrible People Podcast goes beyond the stereotypes to uncover the true stories and personalities of these individuals, showcasing their humanity and the many facets that make them who they are. In each weekly interview, Jenn sits down with guests to explore how they have been ”othered” or misrepresented because of their beliefs, culture, race, religion, and more. Through these conversations, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of a community often misunderstood and misrepresented ...
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The purpose of Shootin' the Breeze is for me to share my unique basketball experiences and perspectives while also sharing those of my guests. My entire senior season at Oakland University I did not attempt one 2 point field goal and I took a whole lot of 3’s 257 of them as a matter of fact. I have always prided myself in being a great shooter and Shootin' the Breeze gives me a platform to discuss shooting with my guests. I hope to give my listeners insight into the minds of various people I ...
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David MacDonald’s story is one of survival, service, and strength. After surviving 47 broken bones from an IED blast in Afghanistan, he rebuilt his life, helped others with PTSD, and now manages Beretta Defense Technologies in Canada. In this powerful conversation, we explore: The legacy and future of Beretta and its global brands. The reality of f…
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On this episode, Travis Bader of Silvercore Outdoors shares his insights on the state of Canadian gun culture based on his many years of experience navigating all aspects of the Canadian firearms regulatory system. From media to politics and the importance of process and procedure in leveraging misunderstood opportunities in the Canadian system, th…
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For 100 years Leica has been synonymous with premium glass. From sporting optics to cameras and camera lenses, the most discerning customers and end users have relied on Leica for a very, very long time. On this episode, Ryan Holm, Leica’s Director of Marketing for Sport Optics, covers the deep and rich history of Leica as a brand and the company’s…
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Phillip Millar went from soldier to lawyer, and he’s never stopped fighting battles that matter. In this episode we get into the lessons he carried from military service into the courtroom, the cost of speaking out, and why telling the truth can make you a target. This is a raw, unfiltered look at courage, conviction, and the price of standing your…
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Mike Drury was originally on the show roughly 18 months ago, shortly after he founded Alpine Riflecraft and began building the kind of rifles he wanted to take into the mountains but couldn’t find in any of the production models currently available. Starting at just 4.5 pounds, these rifles are truly a mountain hunter’s dream. They combine excellen…
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Dylan is a lifelong hunter and has been with onX for 10 years. He has seen the evolution of mapping and hunting software evolve from cards that had to be plugged into a handheld GPS device to the full featured apps we all know and use on our smart phones today. To say things have changed would be an understatement. On this episode, Dylan covers som…
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Zach Hanson was thriving in the world of AI and big tech...until the layoffs came. Two mortgages, a family to support, and no job in sight, he did what few with a white-collar background ever dare: he turned to trapping to survive. In this raw and timely conversation, Zach reveals how losing the comfort of corporate life reconnected him to skills t…
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Trail Kreitzer is one of those guys in the community that’s absolutely worth listening to. No posturing, no fluff, no hyperbole. Just measured, field-based experience and advice from years and years of Western big game hunting. As a consistently successful bowhunter season after season, he's the embodiment of commitment to his craft. On this episod…
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Ron Spomer has hunted wild terrain across six continents, tested elite gear, written thousands of articles, and shaped how generations think about the outdoors. But none of that explains the man behind the rifle. In this rare and deeply personal conversation, Travis Bader sits down with the legendary outdoorsman to ask what no one else does: What’s…
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A consistently successful hunter is almost always a very committed hunter. Being and staying committed solo or with your core hunting partners is one thing. Doing that with two very young kids in tow is a whole other matter. On this episode, “Big Joe” shares the story of the truly monstrous bear his wife took this past spring bear season and how th…
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There is no shortage of options in the digital watch world today. From watches loaded with more technological features than most people could ever hope to use to models and brands with basic weather and navigational capabilities included, there’s a digital option to suit most budgets. But where do we draw the line on tech reliance in the field? Esp…
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What do elite performers, world-class cops, and Olympic athletes have in common? They train the mind as hard as the body. In this mind-expanding conversation, Travis Bader is joined by Jeff Johnsgaard, veteran police officer, Force Science Institute consultant, and founder of Training on Purpose by Design. Jeff has taught use-of-force and high-stak…
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There are few people in this business more honest and respected than John Barklow. From his ongoing efforts to educate hunters and mountain athletes on modern fieldcraft and survival skills, gear and techniques, to his decade long tenure with Sitka, John is leaving a mark on this community that will be felt for a very long time. This conversation c…
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Whether you’re a seasoned backcountry hunter or someone looking to plan your first multi-day backpack hunting trip this upcoming season, Steve and his crew at EXO MTN GEAR have put together one of, if not the, best educational content libraries available today. Steve was on the show almost exactly one year ago when they first began releasing materi…
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Canada bans suppressors. But in the U.S. and Europe, they’re considered essential safety tools. In this episode, Travis Bader sits down with Kyle Grob of KGM Technologies, a leading U.S. suppressor manufacturer, to dismantle the myths, politics, and science behind silencers. Kyle shares how suppressors became wrongly vilified, how health and safety…
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If you’re a regular listener of this show, there’s a strong chance you’ve come across The Code of the West on social media. It is one of the rare accounts that somehow manages to use the dopamine slot machine that is online media to tell stories, share lessons and ask questions that are sorely needed in today’s day and age. The founder, Chris Hunt,…
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Now in their 50th year, Crispi has a long history of crafting mountain boots with cutting edge technology and time-tested craftsmanship. No matter where you hunt or what you hunt, there’s a Crispi hunting boot designed to serve your needs. In this episode, Matt Ericksen of Crispi USA, takes us through all the new and updated models for the 2025 sea…
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Discover the elite insights of former JTF2 Operator, world-champion endurance athlete, and high-performance coach, Shaun Taylor. In this exclusive conversation, Shaun shares powerful lessons from decades of trial and error, guiding you on the path to superior sleep, effective stress management, optimal nutrition, hormonal optimization, and an unbre…
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On this episode, Christian Schauf, the founder of Uncharted Supply Co, takes us inside the growth of his uniquely focused and positioned company, and the mission and ethos that has been at the core of their success. Unlike a lot of the First Aid or preparedness products available today, Christian isn’t just throwing a bunch of shit in a pouch and c…
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It has been far too long since Caylen has been on the show. If you have even the slightest interest in precision shooting, you won’t want to miss this episode. Caylen is the founder of Modern Day Sniper and Modern Day Rifleman. He is a leading authority on developing one’s skills with a rifle and the equipment needed to achieve the highest levels o…
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In this episode of the Horrible People podcast, I chat with Doug Chiasson, the executive director of the Fur Institute of Canada. We discuss Doug's background, the realities of the seal hunt, and the misconceptions surrounding it. Doug explains the economic impact of the fur trade on rural communities and the importance of sustainable practices. We…
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What makes a product truly stand the test of time in a world of disposable everything? In this episode, Travis Bader flies to Montreal to go behind the scenes with Nanuk, a Canadian company building ultra-durable cases trusted by first responders, hunters, military, and outdoor professionals around the world. But this isn’t just a story about rugge…
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This is a repost of an incredibly important episode we released more than a year ago. If you missed it, or are new to the show, it is worth checking out. So much time and attention are devoted to the “cool” aspects of backcountry hunting prep. Shooting, gear, physical training, nutrition...the list could go on. But what happens when everything goes…
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Chris is one of those rare people in the industry that has truly seen it all. After over thirty years spanning hunting retail, optics, TV, magazines, digital media, supplements and more hunts and species than most can dream of, Chris brings a perspective and breadth of experience to the podcast that is truly rare. NOTABLE QUOTES: “If you miss a lon…
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Malcolm Wood’s Relentless Quest for Life In this captivating episode of the Silvercore Podcast, Travis Bader sits down with Malcolm Wood, a man who has built a life that straddles the worlds of high-stakes adventure and global impact. From producing award-winning environmental documentaries praised by David Attenborough to launching successful rest…
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Adam’s joined by Nolan to debrief on a recent Coastal bear hunt where the opportunities were many, the fishing was solid, and the coolers came home full. NOTABLE QUOTES: “There’s a picture of me where the look on my face is like I’d seen a ghost. That’s how big this bear was. Biggest I’ve seen in my life.” @nmo --------------------------- DEALS & O…
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This is how Horrible People Podcast began, and why it went in the direction it did. Travis Bader, owner of Silvercore Outdoors and host of the Silvercore Podcast, discusses his journey in the firearms and outdoors industry. He shares his motivation for starting the podcast, which was to bring positivity and change the narrative in the firearms comm…
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In this episode of the Horrible People podcast, we really dive into 'othering' through listener-submitted stories. We discuss the impact of political beliefs on personal relationships, particularly in the context of voting and community belonging. The conversation also delves into the challenges faced by hunters in the face of online hate and misun…
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After the dust settles from Canada’s federal election, what does it all mean for gun owners? In this episode of the Silvercore Podcast, I sit down with Daniel Fritter from Calibre Magazine to talk about why it’s not all doom and gloom. We dig into the missed opportunities, surprising shifts, and overlooked reasons for optimism. From navigating poli…
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Chris Hunt forged Code of the West from the ashes of loss, burnout, and a mind that wouldn’t quit. In this unvarnished talk, he digs into suicide’s scars, sleepless nights, and a brain scan that flipped the script—plus a dark laugh or two. It’s not motivation, it’s discipline that pulls you through, he says. From rodeo plans to gear drops, he’s bui…
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I interview Julie Van Ansem from Van Ansem Farms, a mink farmer from the Netherlands who now lives in the US. We discuss the history and operations of Van Ansem Farms and Unicorn Magnificent Mink, the ethical considerations of fur farming, and the regulations that govern the industry. Julie explains the nutritional practices for mink, the environme…
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This episode features Aron Snyder of Born Primitive Outdoor and an in-depth look at the new Born Primitive Academy and their upcoming courses. There’s only so much you can learn online, and these courses will be indispensable for those looking to increase their skills, efficiency and effectiveness in the mountains. NOTABLE GUEST QUOTES: “I’m not go…
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In this episode of the Horrible People podcast, I speak with Mariam, a yoga and wellness instructor who integrates her love for nature, hunting, and outdoor education into her practice. We discuss Mariam's journey into hunting, her outdoor education retreats, the importance of breathwork, and the misconceptions surrounding yoga. The conversation hi…
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What do you get when you mix raw adventure, music tours in war zones, bowhunting in Africa, and building one of the most respected survival gear companies in North America? You get Christian Schauf. In this episode, we go far beyond the typical founder story. From recording with Prince to launching survival kits that save lives, Christian opens up …
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This episode features Brad Brooks, the founder of Argali Outdoors, one hell of a mountain/backcountry hunter, and an all around great dude. We touch on the value of finding bite sized adventures when life demands more of our time, the long list of new gear Argali has launched since Brad was last on the show, and what it’s like navigating an increas…
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In this conversation, George from The Tin Men discusses the critical issues surrounding men's mental health and advocacy. He shares his journey in creating a platform that addresses the often-overlooked aspects of men's issues, including mental health, domestic abuse, and the need for more male representation in therapy. The discussion highlights t…
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This episode features a guy in contention for the most interesting man in the world. He’s one of the most traveled, humble and eclectic men to have been on the podcast. As a regular guest, he never disappoints. “Mr. G” as he’s most commonly known has built Spartan Precision from an upstart bipod manufacturer to a company with global reach, designin…
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I interview health and nutrition practitioner Emmanuela Urbani, who specializes in circadian rhythms and quantum biology. Emmanuela shares her personal journey from being a strict vegetarian to discovering the profound impact of traditional nourishment and light exposure on health. She discusses the importance of natural sunlight, the changes she m…
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