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.

I didn't know we were sneaking. I just thought we're hanging and so we would go over there and we would hunt. I didn't know right at first but at some point I realized it wasn't our land.

I was like, who's laying is he? My dad's like some Texas

ranchers but they're never here. We're gonna hunt it you know so we would go

over there and we'd hunt it. On this episode we're traveling to the big city of Tulsa, Oklahoma to meet its most famous

filmmaker, a member of the Muskogee Creek and Seminole Nation, Sterling Harjo.

He's 44 years old, a lifelong resident of Oklahoma, and has risen to the top tier of his

craft taking an unconventional path. After taking a big swing at the Hollywood filmmaking scene, he ditched it and went home to

Oklahoma to make honest movies about his people, and it ended up being the best thing he could

have ever done. His work has recently risen to

national prominence receiving multiple awards, even nominated for an Emmy, and

it seems there's only more to come. I'd say he's a unique guest for Bear Grease and say you might,

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