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Hosted by Bryan Wolf and Dalton Spurlin · sports · EN
Your go-to podcast for outdoor adventure tips, tricks, and stories! Hosts Bryan Wolf and Dalton Spurlin each have trekked thousands of miles including tackling long distance treks like the Appalachian Trail. Professionally the duo works to equip, educate, and prepare other people for their adventures, with a combined two decades of specialty service in the outdoor industry. In this podcast they'll share what they've learned along the way and enable curious minds to make the leap to bigger and better adventures outside. Join us for a unique lens to the outdoors with guests from the industry.
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Signup to Generate a PitchYour go-to podcast for outdoor adventure tips, tricks, and stories! Hosts Bryan Wolf and Dalton Spurlin each have trekked thousands of miles including tackling long distance treks like the Appalachian Trail. Professionally the duo works to equip, educate, and prepare other people for their adventures, with a combined two decades of specialty service in the outdoor industry.
Backcountry Banter is hosted by Bryan Wolf and Dalton Spurlin. The show has published 38 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Roadless Rule- Explained" (27 August 2026, 14 minutes), "Mr. Fabulous is Back!" (21 May 2026, 77 minutes), and "New Zealand's Great Walks" (8 May 2026, 72 minutes).
Backcountry Banter publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 67 minutes across 38 episodes.
Booking probability for Backcountry Banter is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Backcountry Banter requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Backcountry Banter's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Backcountry Banter are Fitness, Golf & Recreation. Backcountry Banter has a sports audience.
Bryan Wolf and Dalton Spurlin hosts Backcountry Banter, a sports podcast with 38 episodes published.
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Episode #9
In this quick public lands update we dig into the Roadless Rule. The comment period for the rescission of this rule is fading fast so listen in to get the nuts and bolts of how this thing came to be, what critic are...
Episode #7
Mr. Fabulous is back on the Banter to talk about his newest book "A Fabulous Thru-Hike". Derick Lugo, now a triple crowner having completed the three major long distance trails, recently published his second book. A...
Episode #6
When it comes to adventure travel and mountain treks, RRT has their very own Emily White to delve so deep into the experience that her knowledge and experience has the ability to truly connect and inspire any who hear...
Episode #5
The Superior Hiking Trail is an over 300-mile, rugged footpath in northeastern Minnesota that follows a rocky ridgeline above Lake Superior from the Wisconsin border to the Canadian border. Renowned for its scenic...
Episode #4
When you step out into the backcountry, one of the best ways to truly immerse yourself is with a flyrod. In this episode we're joined by Chuck Pettigrew, Chuck has spent 30 years as an adjunct professor at Clemson, 40...
Episode #3
Scott Hall, is a Professor at the University of Dayton where he coordinates the clinical mental health counselling program. Scott centers on resilience and Ecotherapy; or the role nature plays in our well being. This...
Episode #2
In this episode we welcome Emily Dunning, with the Edge of the Atlantic expedition. This summer, six women plan to paddle 1,000 kilometers across some of North America’s most remote waters to the Arctic Ocean — from...
In this episode we talk with Dustin Lindley, the Board Chair for the Ohio Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. Dustin is an avid outdoorsman who appreciates the experiences that he grew up with and the value in...
Cancelled and Euchre (previously known as Aiden and Miranda) have recently returned from their first long distance thru-hike on the Colorado Trail. We'll catch up with them about the experience in our first ever...
Episode #8
Dalton flips the script on this one and puts Bryan in the hot seat. We talk about RRT's journey to becoming a B Corp, what it means, why we did it, and some things you should consider. What is the community of B Corps...
Episode #7
Joe Solomon, the founder of Kayaking 4 a Cause, author, and long distance paddler joins the banter to talk about his newest adventure. Joe will soon depart for the Great American Loop, an over 6,000 mile paddling...
Episode #6
Dalton and Bryan visit Reno Nevada for their summer tradeshow and catch up with one of their favorite brands, Livsn. Abby Hollis, Director of Product and Sustainability chats with us about Livsn's approach to...
Episode #5
Dalton and Bryan take a walk down memory lane in debating, what are the best 3 states along the Appalachian Trail? There are no rules in this great debate, all things can be considered including length, vistas, hostels...
Episode #4
Dalton and Bryan totally nerd out on their favorite gear from this year. This podcast takes a look at some new and exciting gear, the reasons why we love it, and why it matters to you. This podcast is all about...
Episode #3
Surprise, Cast Iron completed his CDT thru-hike! We let Dalton acclimate back to life off the trail and the desert dust settle before catching up for the 3rd and final episode about his CDT hike. In this episode we find...
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Dalton "Cast Iron" Spurlin has done over 1600 miles southbound on the Continental Divide Trail. He joins us remotely to tell us about his journey thus far. We talk to Dalton about the state by state challenges, the...
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We sit down with THE Mr. Fabulous in front of a live studio audience recording. This is an instant favorite as we had the opportunity to interview Derick Lugo about his book "The Unlikely Thru-Hiker", about his many...
Episode #1
We're back! Season 2 of Backcountry Banter is back and better than ever. Mom let us buy a second microphone, and we added some sweet intro music from our friend Noah Smith . We've got some great episodes headed your...
Episode #18
We're joined by Joe Motz, a local business founder, long distance traveler, and community steward in everything he does. Joe has built a sustainable community at the Motz Group; a Evergreen certified company that proves...
Episode #17
In what may be my favorite conversation yet, I catch up with a good friend, Mandela Echefu. An immigrant from Nigeria, accomplished professional, and entrepreneur. Mandela started (at the time) the 3rd black owned...
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