6 Ranch Podcast

Conversation sounds more like folks just sitting down and talking. Not the scripted taking points about the hot topics of the day. I have really enjoyed the folks he has had on the podcast. James grandmother has to be one of my favorite podcasts Ihave spent a good bit of time around real working men and women who have spend more time outside than inside. People who have respect for animals and the land they care for. It’s kind of funny no matter which part of the country you happen to live in real working folks just have a quality about them. We need more people in the world like James and the folks he has on his podcasts just plain real folks

I originally got into podcasts strictly focused on learning about archery elk calling/hunting. I moved to Oregon 8 years ago and have learned how it is such a special place. James’ podcast has helped me grow as a hunter and a person. I’ve learned so many new things throughout my listening journey. Some of my favorites and learning about Wallawa County and his time in the Marine Corps. In his opening he talks about how incredible humans are and that we can do anything. Ive heard a lot of people say that and never really understood or believed it. If you feel the same way I challenge you to go on his journey because his stories and guests will change your mind. Now he needs to give me other podcast recommendations for my 2hr commute to work. Thank you James wish me luck on my first bull elk this year.

Love the variety of guests, thoughtful questions and great stories. Thank you. Keep doing what you’re doing Mr Nash!

Wide range of topics, guests and perspectives. Our family loves this show, it’s been so fun to see it grow. James does a fabulous job at asking the questions we all want to know while broaching tough topics with an open minded and thoughtful perspective. Really, there is something for everyone here. So happy to see Grandma Janie back, the wisdom we all want and need in a grandma! Not to mention the validation I needed to increase garden size beyond my better judgments. Keep ‘em coming!