In this episode, we sit down with Terrill Bodner, a professional outdoor photographer based in Prince George, BC. Terrill shares her incredible adventures behind the lens — from capturing diverse wildlife to the breathtaking beauty of the northern lights.

We explore her journey into outdoor photography, what each season brings, gear essentials, local hot spots, and her tips for aspiring photographers who dream of chasing light and life in the wild.

Whether you’re a photography enthusiast, a nature lover, this conversation is full of inspiring stories, practical insights, and a deep love for the wilderness of Northern BC.

Guest:
Terrill Bodner, Professional Photographer

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Head shot image credit: Philomena Hughes

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Where's the best spot to go ice fishing in Prince George?

Well, according to our guest: Jerry Daoust, owner of Reel North Adventures, it depends on what you're fishing for!

Whether you're after kokanee or rainbow trout, Jerry hooks us up with everything you need to know on how to make a day of ice fishing successful!

GUEST:
Jerry Daoust, owner of Reel North Adventures

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After noticing a considerably large amount of people on the Nice List were in Prince George, BC, Jolly Ol' Saint Nick took a break from his workshop to find out more about the Basecamp to the North!

The tables have turned, because who better to share about holiday adventures and winter activities waiting to be explored, than the CEO of TPG: Colin Carson!

Santa's now got his trip planned to Prince George, do you?

Guest:
Santa Claus (Allan Wishart, CFIS After Nine host)

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We respectfully acknowledge the unceded, ancestral lands of the Lheidli T'enneh, on whose lands we live, work and play.