Johnathan O'Dell and his Backburner Podcast

Hunt Talk Radio

Randy Newberg

Sports, Wilderness, Education, How To

4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 July 2022

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy and Johnathan O'Dell are talking about food, culture, traditions, people, and how hunting is a common thread that weaves through so much of our lives. Topics covered include Johnathan's travels to other hunting cultures, what those cultures have/miss compared to US hunting, history of hunting storytelling, the founders of conservation, having uncomfortable discussions, excluding opposing views, how it works in England, Johnathan's new podcast "From The Backburner," selecting interesting guests rather than popular guests, abundant wild food in Europe, commercial sale of game in other countries, and another history filled discussion that reflects Johnathan's views and his new podcast topics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey folks, Randy Noberg here.
0:05.0	Welcome to Loop Fold's Hanthac Radio.
0:08.0	Hey folks, Randy Noberg here with another episode of Loop Fold's Hanthac Radio.
0:37.0	I hope you're doing well on this lovely June day.
0:41.0	Well, by the time this launches, it might be early July.
0:45.0	But either way, Hope Hall is well in your world.
0:48.0	Today I got a guest who's been on a timer too.
0:52.0	Probably one of the most entertaining people I have conversations with.
0:57.0	His understanding or knowledge set of natural history, hunting conservation
1:04.0	is just beyond what the average hunter would even dream of.
1:12.0	Besides being a trained, small game biologist, he now has his own podcast.
1:20.0	And that is Jonathan O'Dell.
1:23.0	He has a podcast called From the Backburner, which is, I don't know, how would I say this?
1:32.0	He takes all of these topics.
1:35.0	In my head, when I think of the episodes I've listened to from The Backburner, he takes food, he takes culture, he takes landscapes, he takes really interesting people.
1:48.0	And he has a discussion about hunting.
1:51.0	And hunting is what weaves its way through these discussions he has.
1:56.0	I wanted to have him on our podcast for a couple of reasons. One, I enjoy visiting with him.
2:02.0	And I think if you go back and listen to some of the prior podcasts where Jonathan's been on, you'll be very entertained by him.
2:09.0	And I think if my audience appreciates natural history and food and culture and unique people and all those things as much as I do,
2:21.0	I thought you'd want to know about Jonathan's podcast. So From The Backburner is the name of his podcast.
2:28.0	And we'll get into that. And I can't even imagine what else we'll get into.
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