The Experience More podcast

Jake Arvold

Experience More Podcast.some of the best conversations can happen around a camp fire, or on a road trip.Think of this podcast in that way. I want it to be real, I want it to be raw.The foundations of this podcast are build off of why I started 1stphorm Outdoors. How living a healthy more fit active life allows you to experience more of the great outdoors, doing the things you love with those you love.Story's will be told, and tools will be given, with a zero BS approach.

  1. 6 DAYS AGO

    44. The Essential Gear You Actually Need to Get Started Hunting—And Why You Don’t Need to Break the Bank

    Are you thinking about starting your hunting journey or looking to improve your skills? In this episode, I share my personal story, practical tips, and mindset advice to help you get started and enjoy the outdoors responsibly and ethically. Key Topics: My background growing up on a farm and the importance of land accessHow to approach your first hunt: tips for beginnersNavigating hunting regulations and legal considerationsThe value of boots-on-the-ground scouting versus e-scoutingEssential gear for new hunters: bows, clothing, and safety practicesThe mental shift: embracing mistakes and learning from themThe significance of ethics and humane kills in huntingEncouragement for men and women to connect with nature and develop survival skillsBuilding community and helping others get into huntingThe growth of outdoor culture through shared experiences and mentorship Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome and episode overview: helping new hunters understand what they need 00:23 - Personal background: growing up on a Wisconsin farm and love for land 01:41 - The importance of land ownership and community in hunting 03:14 - Childhood dreams of becoming a professional hunter 04:56 - Moving to St. Louis and rediscovering outdoor passion 06:09 - Lessons learned from transitioning cities and appreciating outdoor opportunities 07:48 - The value of involvement and mentorship in hunting 11:08 - The calming experience of sitting in the woods at dawn 12:34 - Navigating hunting regulations and rules 13:19 - Advice for beginners: ask to learn, don’t fear mistakes 14:04 - How to choose what to hunt and the importance of understanding season dates 15:24 - Using apps like OnX, DeerCast, and HuntWise for planning 16:46 - Finding public land and e-scouting tips 17:58 - Sheds season: the perfect time for trail walking and exploration 18:49 - Preparing for hunts: clothing, gear, and safety 20:06 - Budget-friendly gear tips: bows, camouflage, and practicing accuracy 21:53 - The importance of practice and ethics in hunting 23:13 - Different hunting setups: ground hunting, tree stands, and safety considerations 24:05 - Embracing mistakes and enjoying the process 25:19 - Lessons from hunting in different zones and understanding regulations 26:50 - Encouragement for new hunters: everyone makes mistakes, keep going 27:12 - The deeper purpose: connecting with nature and self-reliance 28:28 - Promoting outdoor mentorship and passing knowledge to others 29:47 - Building a stronger hunting community through shared experiences 30:41 - Closing thoughts: get outside, grow the outdoor culture, and enjoy every momentResources & Links: OnX HuntDeerCastHuntWiseCabela's Entry Level BowsNatural Resource & Hunting Regulations by StateConnect with Coach Jarvold: InstagramYouTube[Podcast platform links] - Search "Experience More Podcast"Let's build a community that celebrates hunting, conservation, and outdoor appreciation. Share this episode with someone eager to start their adventure or looking to sharpen their skills. Remember, the outdoors is for everyone help us bring new hunters into the fold. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/emp/exclusive-content

    31 min
  2. 40. Public land predicament, as government wants to sell off over 2.5-3 million acres  of public land.

    22/06/2025

    40. Public land predicament, as government wants to sell off over 2.5-3 million acres of public land.

    Summary: In this episode, the Jake discusses the significance of public lands in America, emphasizing their importance for outdoor activities and conservation. The conversation highlights concerns over proposed legislation to sell public lands for development, stressing the need for unity within the outdoor community to protect these resources. The Jake calls for action to preserve public lands for future generations and encourages listeners to engage with their representatives on this issue. Takeaways: Public land is essential for outdoor experiences and conservation.Proposed land sales could threaten public access and ecosystems.Unity among outdoor enthusiasts is crucial for preservation efforts.Everyone, regardless of lifestyle, shares a love for the outdoors.Public lands should be protected for future generations.Engagement with representatives is necessary to prevent land sales.The outdoor community is diverse and should work together.Awareness of public land issues is growing thanks to social media.Experiencing the outdoors is vital for personal growth and connection.Respect for all outdoor users is essential for community harmony. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Public Land Issues 03:41 The Proposal to Sell Public Lands 08:29 The Importance of Public Lands 13:56 Unity in the Outdoor Community 20:36 Conclusion and Call to Action Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/emp/exclusive-content

    23 min
  3. 39. Essential Traits Every Man Should Embody.

    19/05/2025

    39. Essential Traits Every Man Should Embody.

    In this episode, Jake Arvold delves into the themes of fatherhood and masculinity, discussing the essential traits that men should embody, the decline of traditional masculinity, and the importance of leadership and responsibility in parenting. He emphasizes the need for resilience, discipline, and a legacy-minded approach to fatherhood, while also addressing the challenges posed by societal perceptions of masculinity. The conversation encourages men to take action, lead by example, and foster independence in their children. In this conversation, Jake Arvold shares his experiences growing up on a farm, emphasizing the importance of resilience, responsibility, and self-sufficiency. He discusses the value of masculinity in standing up for one's beliefs and the necessity of being a provider in today's world. Arvold also highlights the critical role of health and fitness in creating strong households and outlines five essential traits that every man should embody to lead a fulfilling life. Takeaways Fatherhood is a cornerstone of masculinity. Resilience is a key trait for men. Men should embody responsibility in their actions. Being present is crucial for effective parenting. Discipline is essential for personal and family growth. Legacy-minded leadership shapes future generations. The decline of masculinity has societal implications. Fathers need to lead by example, not just as friends. Toxic masculinity is a societal construct that needs to be challenged. Encouraging independence in children is vital for their growth. Do things that were outside of my comfort zone. We heated our entire house with a wood boiler. I loved farming and tilling crops. I got very good at just figuring things out. It's okay to believe in what you believe in. You have to be okay with sticking your head above the crowd. I know how to provide for myself. If you eat like an asshole, your kids will too. You need to break a sweat. A dangerous man who is under control protects. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Fatherhood and Masculinity 06:38 Five Essential Traits of a Man 14:41 Legacy Minded Leadership 18:47 The Decline of Masculinity 24:40 The Role of Fathers in Modern Society 35:28 Taking Action Against Toxic Masculinity 39:25 Encouraging Independence in Children 42:23 Lessons from the Farm: Building Resilience and Responsibility 49:33 The Importance of Masculinity: Standing Up for Beliefs 52:08 Self-Sufficiency: The Value of Hunting and Providing 55:58 Health and Fitness: The Foundation of Strong Households Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/emp/exclusive-content

    53 min

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Experience More Podcast.some of the best conversations can happen around a camp fire, or on a road trip.Think of this podcast in that way. I want it to be real, I want it to be raw.The foundations of this podcast are build off of why I started 1stphorm Outdoors. How living a healthy more fit active life allows you to experience more of the great outdoors, doing the things you love with those you love.Story's will be told, and tools will be given, with a zero BS approach.

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