Hosted by Josh Frederico · EN · 9 episodes
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Firsthand stories from the Last Frontier. The Arctic Archives hosts conversations with Alaskan hunters, trappers, guides and other men and women with epic stories from their time in the outdoors. Listen as guests recount adventures, close calls, and other unique experiences in the wild places of Alaska.
Josh Frederico hosts The Arctic Archives Podcast, a sports show with 9 episodes published.
Pioneering bush pilot and game warden Sam O. White is interviewed by Neville Jacobs in Fairbanks, Alaska on June 21, 1974. These interviews are part of the Tanana Yukon Historical Society Collection, recording numbers 76
H.O. "Red" Williams is interviewed by Bill Schneider in Fairbanks, Alaska on March 7, 1985. Recording number 85-21 courtesy of the University of Alaska Fairbanks Oral History Program. They discuss how Red came to Alaska
Howard Luke is interviewed by Bill Schneider on January 26, 1982 at his camp on the Tanana River. Recording number 82-65 courtesy of the University of Alaska Fairbanks Oral History Program. They discuss Howard's life in
Temple Dillard talks about growing up in Twin Hills in Southwest Alaska, and eventually moving to Fairbanks. He describes how he got into trapping, sewing, and selling furs, bringing his kids along for his adventures, a
Jormah and Amanda Pope talk about their 12 years living in the wild along the Charley and Yukon rivers in Alaska, including time in a wall tent as well as in the historic Slaven's Roadhouse. From hunting, trapping, and f
Stephan Krueger describes his adventure hunting muskox on Alaska's west coast with his dad and a friend. While the adverse weather conditions for which the area is known endeavored to minimize the level of enjoyment, all
Austyn, Scott, Randy and Josh reflect on a close-call grizzly hunt they shared in Spring of 2025. Between mistakes made and the unpredictable nature of bears, what they thought would be a straightforward hunt turned into
In this episode Bob Schmidt tells how he stopped a charging brown bear at the last second on Kodiak Island, and reflects on other bear encounters in the area. We spend some time discussing how grizzly/brown bear meat is
An older recording of the late Winfred Barr describing how, in 1953, he and his dad leveraged bad weather to navigate closer to a band of Dall sheep rams after spending a sleepless night in a cave.
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The Arctic Archives Podcast is hosted by Josh Frederico. The show is categorised under sports (wilderness) and has published 9 episodes.
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