Are you looking for some great listening material for car rides this summer?

We've got you covered. Meat Eater's campfire stories is back with its third installment,

discoveries, revelations, and near misses.

There are stories here about gunshot wounds, wild archaeological discoveries,

getting lost for days hunting turkeys in a tornado,

and getting an accurate premonition about a 24 point buck in a dream.

Order it now. It's available wherever audio books are sold.

And as always you can write into campfire stories at the meat eater.com

if you'd like to share one of your own.

It's meat eater's campfire stories,

discoveries, revelations, and near misses narrated by me Stephen Ronella.

She put a face on it that nobody else could put a face on. If they were going to do that to a little old woman who never did anything to hurt anybody who only help people. You know, if they would do that to her, they'd just do it to anybody.

And in our culture, the one thing you don't do is trample around on older folks. That's a real

good way to get a really bad reputation. Today we'll learn the personal story of

a true Ozark legend as we listen to bits and

pieces of a historic interview with Ava Barnes Henderson from 1974 who was one of

the last private landowner holdouts in the 95,000 acre Buffalo National

River in Arkansas.

She didn't want to sell.

It's a fascinating bio piece as we continue to explore this American doctrine of utilitarian

conservation, the greatest good for the greatest number, and the injustice of it at times.

On the last episode we learned about the political state of America

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