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Wilderness Wavelength

Wilderness Wavelength

By: George Shantz
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 Nestled in the Canadian Rocky Mountains and recording from Hinton Alberta, this podcast is all about embracing the great outdoors! Featuring interviews with local wilderness enthusiasts, camping and backcountry survival tips, gear reviews and more.2025 Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary
Episodes
  • Ep 66- 2nd Annual Fathers and Sons Camping Trip

    Ep 66- 2nd Annual Fathers and Sons Camping Trip
    Jul 13 2025

    Jonny and Anakin meet us at the Pembina River Provincial Park for a couple days of throwing rocks, floating and exploring the area with the boys! It's amazing how wild a couple 4 year olds can get!
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    30 mins
  • Ep 65- Scotch Tasting and Near Death Experiences (Feat. Andrew and Chris)

    Ep 65- Scotch Tasting and Near Death Experiences (Feat. Andrew and Chris)
    Jul 6 2025

    Old co-workers Andrew and Chris come to town for some scotch tasting around the fire with Scott Sunderwald!

    We try out 6 different varieties of scotch and Andrew tells us about his massive collection and some of his favorites.

    Scott has some great "would you rather" questions and we also get into some near death experiences!

    Follow along with Scott's adventures on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/northern.rockies.bushcraft/
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    1 hr and 33 mins
  • Ep 64- Campfire Chat with Jamie Merkel

    Ep 64- Campfire Chat with Jamie Merkel
    Jul 3 2025

    Recorded while sitting around the campfire at midnight on the longest day of the year. With my best friend Jamie Merkel. You never know where the conversation will go.
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    39 mins

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