Rocky Mountain Mike Returns

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4.9 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2022

⏱️ 62 minutes

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[Explicit Language] The great Rocky Mountain Mike, aka Mike Hardeman, from the Stephanie Miller Show returns to the podcast. Mike is a professional photographer and song parody producer. We had originally planned on discussing all the terrifying events in Ukraine and the latest political news, but we ended up having another wonderful discussion about the National Parks -- Mike's top five favorite parks, what to do when you're lost in the wilderness, the dumbest tourist questions, and more. Follow Mike's photography here, and follow Mike on Twitter here. Meanwhile, think about supporting this show by signing up for our bonus content at bobcescashow.com.

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0:00.0	Yellowstone established through an act signed by Ulysses S. Grant,
0:03.7	whereas the nation's first national park, March 1st, 1872.
0:07.2	It's getting late, sir. I was wondering, are we through for the evening?
0:10.0	Well, we're through with work, Josh. But this park's fun.
0:12.9	I'm a national park buff, Josh.
0:15.2	I'm sorry, sir.
0:16.3	I say I'm a national park buff. I bet you didn't know that about me.
0:19.5	Well, I didn't know that about you, sir, but I'm certainly not surprised.
0:23.3	Why is that?
0:25.5	You're quite a nerd, Mr. President.
0:28.5	Early?
0:29.1	Yes, sir.
0:30.0	Is it nerd-like to know that Everglades National Park is the largest remaining sub-tropical wilderness
0:36.2	in the continental United States and has extensive mangrove forests?
0:40.3	Just a little bit, yes.
0:41.3	There are 54 national parks in this country, Josh.
0:43.6	Please tell me you haven't been to all of them.
0:45.3	I have been to all of them. I should show you my slide collection.
0:48.0	Oh, would you?
0:49.6	Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Badlands, Capital Reef, Arcadia, which is so often overlooked.
0:55.2	You should certainly feel free to keep talking,
0:57.4	but I need to go home so that I can be back in my office in four hours.
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