EP 135: Writing, Speaking, Promoting Public Lands

Hunt Talk Radio

Randy Newberg

Sports, Education, Wilderness, How To

4.6 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 June 2020

⏱️ 104 minutes

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Summary

In this Episode (135) Randy shares the mic with Mark Kenyon, author of "That Wild Country" and host of the Wired to Hunt Podcast. Mark is a previous guest, known for his writing and advocacy of public lands. Topics include telling stories in writing, public advocacy, making public land issues tangible and relatable, generational interest in conservation, being a father, black water camping disaster, midwestern view of western public land issues, Alaska caribou, lessons learned, conservation mentors, and a host of other topics that touch on the stories found in Mark's new book.

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0:00.0	Hey folks, Randy Newberg here with another episode of Lou Poole's Hunt Talk Radio.
0:04.8	Today I am in Boseman, Montana, like I have been, sheltered in place here for the last
0:12.5	six weeks, probably seven weeks.
0:15.7	Hope you're all doing well.
0:17.1	Hope your health is good.
0:20.2	We're really getting caught up on a lot of podcasts, that's for sure.
0:23.7	Today I'm going to have my buddy Mark Kenyon.
0:27.4	You've heard Mark on our podcast before.
0:29.4	I've been on his podcast, the Whyer DeHunt podcast.
0:33.9	Mark is now part of the meat eater group.
0:37.4	A bunch of great guys also here in Boseman that we get to visit talk war stories quite frequently.
0:46.1	But Mark has written a book called That Wild Country.
0:50.2	The subtitle is an epic journey through the past, present and future of America's public
0:54.5	lands.
0:56.9	Mark was kind enough to send me an advanced copy.
1:00.5	I felt bad.
1:01.3	I was on the road, didn't get a chance to read it.
1:03.3	And I was so busy, I went and bought the audible version and got to listen to it.
1:08.1	And towards the end, he's there talking about this Behrhunt, he and I went on while he was
1:13.0	out here in Montana.
1:14.0	And I had no idea.
1:15.4	He'd not told me that that was part of the book.
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