Not For Sale: Protecting Public Lands - #352

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Society & Culture, Comedy

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🗓️ 25 June 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

In this conversation, Logan Stark and Ike Eastman discuss the implications of the Senate reconciliation bill, which proposes the sale of public land. They explore the historical context, the potential impact on wildlife, and the political reactions from various stakeholders. Ike emphasizes the importance of public land for recreation and wildlife migration, while also addressing the financial implications of selling such land. The discussion highlights the need for community action and awareness to protect public lands.

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0:00.0	Black River Coppy, baby.
0:01.5	Freedom kill them.
0:02.6	Oh!
0:08.4	Get all Lucy Goosey here.
0:10.6	You have probably been doing a bunch of podcasts.
0:13.5	I'm sure you've had a lot of requests to go over the Senate reconciliation bill,
0:18.8	otherwise known as a section of the big beautiful bill that is
0:24.1	proposing a whole bunch of public land sell off. So Ike, welcome to the show. Thank you for taking
0:29.8	the time to jump on here. Yeah, thanks for having me, Logan. It's always good. Yeah, Eastman's
0:36.7	hunting journal. Like, these guys are one of the premier outdoorsmen media outlets in this nation.
0:43.9	And we've featured some of your family and some different content presents.
0:52.6	Your grandpa was a World War II veteran and an absolute legend.
0:57.0	Yeah.
0:58.0	So you got good blood running through you.
1:00.0	But I actually had to, my grandfather's brother died in World War II in an airplane.
1:07.0	He was a pilot.
1:09.0	And so he was, my grandfather was on um he was on a ship in the
1:14.8	pacific and because of things happen with families and there's only two brothers and all that
1:21.2	stuff they pulled him back um and so he got the box he was like the boxer on he was a lightweight
1:27.3	um actually a feather light
1:29.9	weight boxer in the Navy and did a bunch of crazy stuff with that. But yeah, he was World War II
1:35.4	vet. My dad went to Vietnam and was a, he was a door gunner, actually, for a, that's how he got
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