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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 531 episodes
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No one is born an expert hunter, angler, writer, photographer, filmmaker or entrepreneur. This Alaska-based podcast explores the journey.www.onstepalaska.com
Unknown Host hosts On Step Alaska, a sports show with 531 episodes published.
I get asked about heavy equipment and tools even though this cabin build is a remote build so in this episode I go through the tools and boat gear for the cabin build. Then I get into the longevity of my hunting and fish
I recorded this episode while I was making a run out to the cabin build site with the last of the tongue and groove decking for the roof, the fascia and the bargeboards. I recap the frustrations of the build, some of the
It's time for the monthly check-in with writer and hunter Lou Tamposi. In this episode we chat about hunter image, the start of the the deer season, and how he's handling summer in Massachusetts.
Ryan "Cal" Callaghan (Meateater, First Lite) discusses balancing new fatherhood with leading Backcountry Hunters & Anglers. He explains why there is really no such thing as isolated conservation issues, the newest threat
In this episode Margaret Stern tells about her experience building a remote cabin in Interior Alaska—buying land sight unseen, living in a teepee, sourcing and milling local timber, and improvising foundations and finish
Journalist James Brooks discusses life reporting across Alaska—from biking through -40 winters to covering the state’s evolving politics. He explains how declining oil revenue, maintenance backlogs, and understaffed agen
Finally, the recap of the trip to Bristol Bay and fishing at Last Cast Lodge on the Kvichak River. I talk about expectations, the difference between a general set up for a stitch rod and one specifically designed for two
Ketchikan resident Larry Jackson and I discuss the realities of building a remote Alaska cabin — from digging footings through muskeg and timing tides to unloading bundles by boat and getting help from a buddy with a lan
Ketchikan High School graduate Eddie Gomez earned degrees in economics and political science at American University. In this episode we discuss his college adjustment, internships (including working with Sen. Murkowski),
From the Last Cast Lodge on the Kvichak river, the Walton family shares their favorite fishing memories, commercial fishing, buying and running their Bristol Bay lodge, family traditions, and the decisions that made thei
It's travel angling time, so here's a repost of the episode I did with Dagen Walton from Last Change lodge on the Kvichak river in the legendary Bristol Bay region of Alaska. He explains choices for rods, reels, lines, l
Lou Tamposi and I talk about the joys of early-summer light, a frustrating turkey season, birthday traditions, and family life, while planning fishing and cabin projects in Alaska. We also touch on teaching end-of-year c
In this episode, journalist and author Sara Kehaulani Goo discusses her book Kuleana: A Story of Family, Land and Legacy in Old Hawaii. She summarizes the story of how a shocking tax increase on land granted to her famil
Click Bishop discusses his journey from gold mining and pipeline work to public service as a member of the Alaska State Senate. He breaks down Alaska's energy and resource challenges, including oil and gas production, pi
In this episode, Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins discusses his Sitka roots, early interest in politics, and decision to run for governor of Alaska. JKT outlines policy priorities including protecting the Permanent Fund, closing
Ketchikan High School graduate Joey Karlik is an assistant to two literary managers in Beverly Hills and a filmmaker himself. In this episode we talk about how AI is impacting the film industry. We discuss ethical concer
In this episode, Jeff talks to Lou Tamposi talk about real estate, ticks, turkeys and food. Lou works in real estate and is an author and hunter in Massachusetts. He and Jeff host the Light Sear podcast on Substack. Chec
Larry Persily moved to Alaska in 1976 to buy the Wrangell Sentinel. In this episode he recounts a long career covering logging, fishing, and Alaska's dependency on oil. We also discusses Alaska’s fiscal challenges, the P
Dante Troina and Kody Malouf host The Cinema Cult Podcast. In this episode we discuss Major League, Bad News Bears, Moneyball, Hoosiers, the nostalgic human moments that make them resonate, and how film storytelling capt
Travis Hall is the associate editor for Field and Stream. In this episode we discuss conservation writing, important issues, meaningful conversations about complex issues, his trip to the potential site of the Ambler Roa
Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins
1 appearance on this show
Travis Hall
Founder of Second Chance K9 · Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
1 appearance on this show
Matt DeLuca
Caleffi tech support · Alaska Blade Works
1 appearance on this show
Katie Hill
Former Congresswoman · Nudj Health
1 appearance on this show
Chris Wood
financial advisor and former narcotics detective · Friends of Fletcher’s Cove
1 appearance on this show
James Oliver
author of Burn Bright, Not Out · Italian American Society of New York City
1 appearance on this show
First Lite
First Lite
1 appearance on this show
Ryan "Cal" Callaghan
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers
1 appearance on this show
Meateater
Meateater
1 appearance on this show
Dagen Walton
Last Change lodge
1 appearance on this show
Lou Tamposi
real estate
1 appearance on this show
Mary Glaves
Juneau
1 appearance on this show
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