The Canadian Canoe Podcast Kyle Ereaux

Calem Watson is a fishing guide, adventurer, and speaker. In 2023, he paddled 3000km across the Northwest Territories. Calem's instagram is here: https://www.instagram.com/calem_watson/Tickets for his upcoming speaking tour can be purchased here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_wv3ZTZ39Rm2RiQ4lPh8jhw#/registration?fbclid=PAAaZZ4311_76m3LpLGkgYs0tXdFMLl9Zkb-3Jk4DXLxlattlOUm7UMomgIpo_aem_AUKdLmOdfavr30p2wkf_e3HAV8b5yazOU1kQLImjDAat-hMyC_Ymlr8zXxPog0oCxtw

Matthew Boyd is an award winning cinematographer-filmmaker based in Oakland, California, working in feature film, short film, documentary, and television spaces. His upcoming documentary, Barren Grounds, chronicles the ill-fated subarctic Moffat Canoe Expedition of 1955. More on the film can be found here: https://www.barrengrounds.com

John Little is the author of Who Killed Tom Thomson?: The Truth About the Murder of One of the 20th Century's Most Famous Artists. Tom Thomson, one of Canada's most famous artists, died under mysterious circumstances in July 1917 while setting out for a multi-week canoe trip.

Noah Booth is co-founder of Northern Scavenger, a social media platform that documents its outdoor pursuits and canoe trips. He recently completed a kayak expedition along the Nova Scotia coast. The blog referenced in this episode is: http://iron-bark.blogspot.com/p/iron-barks-travels.html

Dave Greene is the founder of Night of Adventure and Greener Adventures. He recently completed Akilineq, a 1600km expedition across the NWT and Nunavut sponsored by the Royal Canadian Geographic Society. For more on Dave see here: https://www.nightofadventure.com/The fantastic podcast mentioned in this episode about the satellite crash is Operation Morning Light: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/operation-morning-light/id1646497997

In 2015, Nuka kayaked from Montreal to Mexico. His most recent expedition, 1000 miles through the Inside Passage from Lund, BC to Skagway, Alaska is the subject of a mini-series available on Youtube called "Kayaking the Inside Passage". It's available here: https://youtu.be/8E5MFcwGzyk