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Canoe, kayak, stand up paddleboard (SUP), raft, paddle, paddling, whitewater, tripping, and adventure. If any of those words mean anything to you, then this is the podcast for you. We discuss all paddlesports. News, interviews, and information from, about, and for the paddling community.
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Episode 429: Arctic Cowboys update; Boundary Waters bear safety; Tweed Valley Canoe Trail
Episode 429 ~ May 9, 2024
Podcast Info / Topics
The Arctic Cowboys had their day in court to face charges stemming from their trip through the Northwest Passage and it did not go as expected
The Boundary Waters has new rules in place for this paddling season when it comes to food and bear safety
The Tweed Valley Canoe Trail is the first official canoe trail in the south of Scotland and it is now open for your paddling enjoyment and it sounds like a historian’s dream trip -
Episode 428: Kevin Callan talks about his first paddle of the season, upcoming clinics, and the suspension of important college programs
Episode 428 ~ May 2, 2024
Podcast Info / Topics
Kevin Callan joins us to talk about his first paddle of the season and brook trout, presentations he will be doing at Frontenac Outfitters, and he also shares some of his thoughts on the recent suspension of some important environmental and ecological programs at Fleming College. -
Episode 427: 12 months of paddling; Recreational paddling safety concerns; Questioning record attempt reasons
Episode 427 ~ April 25, 2024
Podcast Info / Topics
After paddling at least once in each of the past 12 months, Sean has a couple things he would change during winter paddling
There is a need to be very concerned with the amount of paddler accidents, rescues, and deaths around the world
When someone wants to attempt a world record but throws a ’cause’ in to give it some credibility, where is the line between do-gooder and narcissist? -
Episode 426: Minnesota River record attempt; Rafting age limit & fitness certificate; Frank Wolf and the Darien Gap
Episode 426 ~ April 18, 2024
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After setting a speed record on the Mississippi in 2023, Scott Miller has his eye set on the Minnesota River
A motion to set and upper age limit on rafting and maybe require a fitness certificate for seniors in is front of the High Court in northern India
Frank Wolf is paddling across the Darien Gap with a friend, but you know what they say about the best laid plans….. -
Episode 425: Guardian Revival; Paddle club plastic recycling; IRC supports Sport for Nature Framework
Episode 425 ~ April 11, 2024
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Our Guardians, such as veterans and first responders need help once in a while too. Guardian Revival helps with that.
A paddling club in British Columbia is helping with recycling plastics pulled from the ocean.
The International Rafting Federation has thrown its support behind the Sport for Nature Framework. -
Episode 424: Sean’s March Paddle, Canoe for free, Waterbodies closed, Paddler Co-op, Paddling stench, and Enhanced games
Episode 424 ~ April 4, 2024
Podcast Info / Topics
Sean got his March paddle in over the Easter weekend
A chance to canoe for free on Earth Day
A couple National Parks are keeping their waterbodies closed until March 2025
The Paddler Co-op needs help to keep access to the Madawaska River open
Are we smelling something on canoe trips more and more?
The Enhanced games, health risk or human advancement?
Customer Reviews
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As a Colorado based, primarily white water paddler, I am surprisingly infatuated now with Canadian flat water canoe culture. In large part thanks to this podcast and the entertaining nature of it. I hope that they can come out with a YouTube video blog of the podcast soon with some visuals. Since I don’t get to paddle as much as I would like listening to this podcast is like therapy for the river deprived.
Engaging fun and good insight into the world of paddling
I recently started listening to this podcast. The two hosts are very personable and the guests are very interesting and knowledgeable. I am looking for as much in depth true experience through storytelling and examples as I can find. This is a great discovery. I’m working my way backwards through the episodes. The bonus is that they are up to date with what’s going on in the current times unlike many paddling podcasts. I’m from the Chicago area and they do touch on the Great Lakes quite a bit which is perfect for me.