On this episode, the tables are turned and Adam sits in the interviewee seat for a change.

JOMH subscriber Scott Hill takes control of the microphone and digs into Adam’s background and life experiences that led to the launch of the Journal of Mountain Hunting and Beyond the Kill podcast.

Topics include Adam’s upbringing, career path, daily work habits, preferred gear and the challenges of balancing family life while getting a business off the ground.

Scott and Adam first met at Sheep Show earlier this year and have since become good friends and Scott does a phenomenal job of steering this interview. Scott has also written a few articles for the online magazine and is a guy that truly understands the reasons for sharing hunting experiences that “go beyond the kill”. We are honored that Scott was willing to set aside the time to conduct this interview!

We hope you enjoy this behind the scenes look at the life of our own host!

***WARNING: SOME STRONG LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS PODCAST***

On this episode Adam welcomes retired Navy SEAL Andy Stumpf on to the show.

Andy is a breath of fresh air in today’s day and age. He’s not afraid to speak his mind and tackle subjects that most people avoid like the plague.

His blog and podcast are worth exploring in-depth and although he covers very little hunting material, the subjects he does devote his attention to are timely and incredibly important.

Andy and Adam dive into his time in “The Teams” and the lessons and life experiences he’s carried into his new life as an outspoken advocate for thinking before you speak (or post) and taking responsibility for your actions and the things you care about most.

Andy is especially vocal about the common thread of “victimization” that seems to afflict so many people that live otherwise sheltered and comfortable lives. His travels to some of the darkest and most dangerous corners of the globe have provided him with a perspective that is not to be ignored.

This is the kick in the ass a lot of us need these days!

Podcast: www.clearedhotpodcast.com
Blog: www.confessionsofanidiot.com
Instagram: @andystumpf212

On this episode Adam welcomes Bert Sorin on to the show.

Bert is the co-owner and president of Sorinex, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-performance strength training equipment. This includes racks, rigs, barbells, plates, and a host of other top of the line equipment that can be found in some of the most elite gyms on the planet.

At face value, this episode is about training and training equipment but that’s just a small part of this discussion. Bert is without a doubt one of the more interesting dudes we’ve had on this show and he and Adam dig into a HOST of subjects you won’t want to miss.

From mindset, to overcoming obstacles, breathing the “thin air” found at the fringes of our own abilities and even what it means to be a man in modern society, this is one wide-ranging conversation that could have gone on for hours!

As an accomplished athlete, avid hunter, business owner and most importantly father of three, Bert brings an incredible perspective to bear on life and living life to the fullest.

This was one for the books and there is no question we’ll have to bring Bert back on to dig in even deeper on some of the subjects covered in this episode.

It’s a long one but, as usual, for good reason!

Web: www.sorinex.com
Instagram: @bertsorin @sorinex

This episode was recorded on location at Mystery Ranch HQ in Bozeman, MT shortly after Adam received a behind the scenes tour of the MR facility.

Adam sits down with Dana Gleason, the founder of Mystery Ranch, and Ryan Holm, MR’s Marketing Manager (and past guest) to dive into a true soup to nuts discussion about backpacks.

There are few people in this world with more knowledge about packs and pack systems than Dana Gleason. The history behind the brand is a story worthy of its own podcast but we don’t stop there.

In this show, you’ll hear the founding story of the company, the growing pains endured as they scaled from a handful of people to a global brand with multiple, purpose-built pack lines, how their design philosophies have evolved over the decades, and Dana’s thoughts on why pack fit is a topic that requires your constant attention.

Web: www.mysteryranch.com
Instagram: @mysteryranch