On this episode of WOODSIDE, Ben details where he’s been and what’s happening next for WOODSIDE. A special thanks to all the people who have supported the podcast over the years. Love you guys.

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In the first installment in Season 2 of WALLOW, Ben O’Brien, Sam Lungren, and Mike Kmon kick things off with some reflection on the realities of nonresident versus resident hunting, laugh at an insane article by a Bozeman influencer, and introduce some new segments for the season. Enjoy.

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On the 73rd episode of WOODSIDE, Ben is joined by Diana Rodgers, RD, a real food “nutritionist and sustainability advocate to talk about the reality of the meat wars, and the movement to disconnect us from our food.

On the 72nd episode of WOODSIDE, Ben is joined by the founder of North Bridger Bison, Matt Skoglund, to learn about how and why Matt went from a lawyer in Chicago to rancher in Montana. It’s an inspiring story of love for wild places and risking it all to chase your dream.

On the 71st episode of WOODSIDE, Ben is joined by editor and journalist Andrew McKean to dive into a recent survey on how our society views hunting, the issues with our sometimes rigid worldview, and how to find new hunters in new places. Enjoy.

In the 70th episode of WOODSIDE, Ben is author and journalist Hal Herring to talk about some of the history of public lands advocacy in the US, and a whole bunch of other fun stuff. It’s a long one. Enjoy.

In the 69th episode of WOODSIDE, Ben is joined MeatEater’s Director of Conservation Ryan Callaghan to talk about the first time he felt the need to fight for an issue, his version of advocacy, and what’s going on with corner crossing these days.

In the 68th episode of WOODSIDE, Ben is joined by author Ben Long to discuss his new book, what being a true advocate looks like, and how to navigate the politics of the outdoors. Enjoy.