This is obviously an awkward situation where the new host is interviewing the old host.

Yeah, this is the Fieldcraft podcast.

I think we're dropping the survival.

Not that we don't want to do survival, but the rebrand is part of the rebrand.

We are dropping survival so that it's just fieldcraft and then survival

will be a main pillar and you think about it like all the great tv shows one word yeah

house right um dare i say friends yeah but yeah one word even house like it had the MD

after it you You're right.

But everyone says house.

Yeah.

No one says house MD.

Bones.

Yeah.

Right.

Exactly.

So Fieldcraft, you know, everyone who knew Fieldcraft survival would just call it Fieldcraft. So I thought it would be better for us to just kind of drop the survival. Hopefully you don't

take any offense to that. None whatsoever. Have you been? I think people would be very excited to

hear your voice on the podcast. So it's been about a year since I left Fieldcraft. I left September 13th and I've been a very, very busy guy.

The first few months, I legitimately enjoyed hunting season and intertwined with hunting season in North Carolina.

We had Hurricane Helene and I was helping out with Hurricane Helene in terms of organizing some supplies and then

actually doing a run out to chimney rock and getting down to ground zero out there.

And it's just amazing seeing the resiliency of the Western North Carolinians.

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