This is the Dibom Squadcast presented by Dibomb Industries.

What's up guys? Asher Tolliver back with another episode of the Dibomb Squadcast. I hope you all are doing well and had an opportunity by now to dust off the shotgun and hopefully

send a few rounds through it. This past month, it's been a fun ride, a lot of travel, and it only

intensifies as we head toward October, so make sure you're following along on social media.

Today, I am joined by the full-time traveling members of Die Bomb Industries,

Nick Costas, joining from his home in Richmond, Virginia,

Forrest Carpenter from his home in Longmont, Colorado, and Kate Tricky,

up the road from me and Judd Sonia, Arkansas.

Guys, what's up?

Hey, he has a good.

All right, so this podcast, it's going to be centered around what it takes to get your foot in the

door in this industry, either a paid position or a brand ambassador type position.

And the reason these guys are joining me is because they all took very different paths that ultimately led them to a full-time paid position with Daubbomb Industries.

We get asked at least 20 times a day about how someone can get involved in the outdoor industry.

And I think this discussion can really help a lot of guys that are serious

about it. I think the meaning of being a brand ambassador, promotional staff, creative team,

whatever you want to call it, has really been watered down by social media. And it's made it

more difficult than ever for real talent to be recognized. So if that's you,

that's why we're doing this,

to hopefully give you an idea of some steps you can take

to get some momentum and hopefully catch the right break.

So Nick,

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