Welcome to the Wired to Hunt Podcast.

You're home for dear hunting news stories and strategies.

And now your host, Mark Kenyon.

Welcome to the Wired to Hunt Podcast.

I'm your host, Mark Kenyon, and this is episode number 419.

And today, I'm joined by Michael Easter to discuss his fascinating new book, The Comfort

Crisis, and his surprising case for getting uncomfortable and not coincidentally how perfectly

hunting fits into this way of living.

Alright, welcome to the Wired to Hunt Podcast brought to you by First Light.

Today, we've got a really interesting show and a little bit different than our usual

ones.

We're not specifically talking about White Tailed Deer or Dear Hunting, but we're

talking about a book that I recently read that, in the whole time I read it, I just kept

thinking myself, this is why I hunt.

This is why I hunt so much of what's covering this book is like a master class or I don't

know, a thesis on why folks should pick up hunting.

Now this book is called The Comfort Crisis Embrace Discomfort to Reclaim Your Wild Happy

Healthy Self.

And Michael Easter, the author of that book and the guy who we're going to be talking to

on the show, went in and just took a fascinating journey across the world examining how we

as modern Americans and people across the globe have gotten kind of soft.

We've gotten too comfortable and it's taken us away from those core things that made

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