Hey, folks, welcome to the adventure sports podcast. I'm your host, Mason. Today we're talking to Will Collins. Will was back on the show in 20, gosh, I can only remember, but it's in the show notes.

He was on to talk about his through paddle of the Mississippi River, paddling the whole length of the Mississippi River, which was amazing.

And today he, in my opinion, he won up himself by through paddling the entire

Yukon River all through Canada and Alaska. And if you know anything about the Yukon River,

man, it is way out there. And you were in some wilderness. Maybe some of the most remote places

in North America, which is pretty amazing.

So a totally different experience in a lot of ways than the Mississippi River.

But I'm sure, similar in some.

But we get into it.

Will is awesome.

And if you don't know, he hosts the show Buffalo Romer.

And that show is similar to ours, actually, interviewing really interesting

people doing interesting adventures all over the world. So check that out, Buffalo Roamer. And I'm

actually going to be on that show soon. I'm not sure how it lines up with this one. Maybe you're

tired of my stories. So I'm not going to take that personally, but Will was awesome to talk to.

Great conversation and just love what he's doing in this world. So in this adventure scene,

in this adventure world. So before we jump in, too, today is the last day to check out,

actually no, it's the first day to check out journey to 100 virtually if you

have heard anything about this new documentary that athletic brewing made by the way that's

where I work about a former guest on the show Jason Hardrath we made a documentary

about his journey to a hundred fastest known times and that is actually coming out today on YouTube. And it's also

going to be available, I think, tomorrow on outside TV, which is outside magazines like TV

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