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Engraving with Amy Raymond

Half a million years ago an early human in Java engraved a zigzag pattern into a shell, and ever since then engraving has been a lasting form of art. Amy Raymond is famous for engraving silver in a western style. We sat down to discuss her art,...

July 24, 2025 • Season 6 • Episode 281 • 1:10:38

Suppressors

Building a small business is hard. Take a few minutes to listen to the folks at Sound Off Suppression talk about suppressors and the crazy dynamics of reducing the sound of supersonic gases from a rifle and the challenges of starting a suppress...

July 17, 2025 • Season 6 • Episode 280 • 1:13:01

NFL Legend Steve Bartkowski

Steve Bartkowski could’ve played baseball, basketball or football at damn near any university in the country and chose football. He’d go on to be the number 1 draft pick and a hall of fame quarterback. We talk about what professional football w...

July 10, 2025 • Season 6 • Episode 279 • 1:01:49

Jail, Music and Hunting with Paul Cauthen

I’ve been a fan of Paul Cauthen’s music since I first heard it, and later learned that him and my little sister were buddies when they lived in Austin. Finally got the chance to sit down with Paul backstage before one of his concerts and talk a...

July 03, 2025 • Season 6 • Episode 278 • 1:01:07

Butchery and Philosophy with Anna Borgman

Anna studies 6 languages. Has four degrees. Has lived in at least three countries. And for a living, she slaughters animals and butchers their meat for people to eat. I deeply enjoyed our conversation where we discussed life, death, knives, qua...

June 26, 2025 • Season 6 • Episode 277 • 1:06:28

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met you at the northwest meat conference in Boise. Listening to the Hines podcast while feeding cows and I thought my tractor was making weird noises but finally realized maybe you set up the pod at Hines? Think I was hearing a bandsaw in the background lol thought my tractor was blowing up

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