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Hosted by Ned Weidner · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 46 episodes
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The Wild Lab, explores how wildness still lives in our bodies, our relationships, and the natural world. Through story, conversation, and practice, we investigate how to reawaken what the modern world made us forget. We talk with trackers, horsemen, monks, plant shamans, hunters, coaches, and wild-hearted thinkers. And the host Ned Weidner goes solo too—digging into what it means to live closer to instinct, to let the wilderness shape us, and to walk the long road back to ourselves.
Ned Weidner hosts The Wild Lab, a health show with 46 episodes published.
In this engaging interview, Kelly Kate shares her journey from trail work and wilderness adventures to becoming a backcountry cook and wilderness guide. Discover how her work supports conservation, community building, an
In this episode, Ned Weidner explores the complex relationship between masculinity, predatory energy, and how modern culture handles these innate instincts. Through personal stories about hunting and reflection on societ
In this conversation, I interview Nick Buckmaster, a senior environmental scientist with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. We discuss the ecological significance of desert pupfish and Lahontan cutthroat tro
In this episode, Scottish ecologist Linzi Seivwright shares her journey from childhood fascination with deer to her current work managing deer populations and habitats in Scotland. She discusses land ownership, deer mana
In this episode, Tovar Cerulli and I engage in a profound conversation about hunting, its cultural roots, ethical considerations, and its role in shaping our relationship with death. We explore how hunting is more than a
In this episode, Doug Duren discusses the evolution of land ownership, conservation, and community-driven management. He explores how sharing land can enhance wildlife habitats, foster relationships, and support sustaina
In this conversation, Chris Wood discusses his journey from a passion for fishing to a career in conservation, emphasizing the importance of protecting cold water fisheries and public lands. He highlights the significanc
Unlocking Leadership Through the Wisdom of Plants and Ecosystems In this episode, Ned Weidner explores the surprising connection between ecological systems and effective leadership. Discover how learning to see the compl
Discover how leadership skills developed in the military, ranching, and wilderness survival translate across life, emphasizing trust, decision-making, and resilience. James Nash shares his journey from tank commander to
In this conversation, Ingrid Lyons, the executive director of Save the Boundary Waters, discusses the current threats facing the Boundary Waters wilderness area in Minnesota due to proposed copper mining. She shares her
In this conversation, Nick Jensen and I explore the significance of plants and ecosystems, discussing topics such as plant blindness, the importance of native plants, and the role of conservation in public lands. Nick em
In this conversation, Andrew Forsthoefel shares his transformative journey of walking across America, exploring themes of fatherhood, self-discovery, and the importance of listening. He discusses the challenges and joys
In this conversation, Garrett Renon shares his transformative journey from a career in the military industrial complex to becoming a plant medicine practitioner and coach. He discusses the importance of gratitude, presen
In this episode, I explore the question of why we hunt, and delve into the deeper reasons that connect hunting to our humanity. I discuss the evolutionary, psychological, and philosophical implications of hunting, emphas
In this episode, Jess Johnson shares her journey as a woman in the hunting community, discussing her upbringing in nature, the importance of reciprocity in conservation, and the unique challenges women face in the huntin
In this conversation, Adam Jackson, co-founder of Sacred Sons, shares his journey from a troubled youth to a leader in the men's movement. He discusses the importance of mentorship, the role of gratitude in personal grow
In this episode I explore the concept of 'The Space Between,' a metaphorical space representing the moments of uncertainty and fear before making significant life decisions. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, I
In this conversation, I speak with filmmaker and author Nicholas Triolo about his book The Way Around and the themes of wildness, discipline, and personal growth. We explore how nature influences our lives, the importanc
Join me (Ned Weidner) as I explore the intricate dance of trust, fear, and courage through personal stories and experiences with a horse named Toby. Discover how trust is not just a leap of faith but a series of small, i
In this conversation, I speak with Devin O'Dea, the Western Policy and Conservation Manager for Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (BHA). We discuss the vital role of BHA in advocating for public lands and wildlife conserva
Doug Duren
1 appearance on this show
Chris Wood
financial advisor and former narcotics detective · Friends of Fletcher’s Cove
1 appearance on this show
James Nash
6 Ranch Outfitters
1 appearance on this show
Nick Jensen
Commercial Project Manager and Service General Manager · California Native Plant Society
1 appearance on this show
Jess Johnson
mind-body connection coach, former trauma therapist, Army behavioral health officer, EFT practitioner · Wyoming Wildlife Federation
1 appearance on this show
Adam Jackson
Pharmacy Technician Team Manager for EPMA · The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust
1 appearance on this show
Daniel Vitalis
1 appearance on this show
Nick Buckmaster
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
1 appearance on this show
Ingrid Lyons
Save the Boundary Waters
1 appearance on this show
Devin O'Dea
Backcountry Hunters and Anglers
1 appearance on this show
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