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Outdoor Adventure Lifestyle Podcast

Outdoor Adventure Lifestyle Podcast

De: Rick Saez
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From mountain towns to far-flung trails, host Rick Saez sits down with the people driving the outdoor and adventure travel world. Each week, you'll hear stories of exploration, creativity, and purpose — from guides and writers to conservationists and entrepreneurs — all united by a love of the outdoors and a life lived close to adventure.© 2024 Outdoor Adventure Lifestyle Podcast Ciencias Sociales Escritos y Comentarios sobre Viajes
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  • 546 From Manufacturing to Orange Mud: Josh Sprague on Product Design, Grit, and Building an Outdoor Brand

    546 From Manufacturing to Orange Mud: Josh Sprague on Product Design, Grit, and Building an Outdoor Brand
    Apr 7 2026

    Josh Sprague, founder of Orange Mud, joins Rick to share how a simple frustration on the trail turned into a successful outdoor gear brand. Drawing on his manufacturing background, Josh breaks down what it takes to design durable products, scale production, and compete in a crowded market.

    They also discuss hard lessons from supply chain disruptions, the importance of systems and customer education, and why most product ideas fail. Plus, how endurance sports like trail running shape resilience in business.

    A must-listen for founders, creators, and outdoor industry professionals.
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    1 h y 6 m
  • 545 Kevin Paulson : Outdoor Storytelling and Content Creation

    545 Kevin Paulson : Outdoor Storytelling and Content Creation
    Feb 10 2026
    Kevin Paulson talks about Outdoor Story Telling, Tradeshows, Hunting, and more Episode Summary Kevin Paulson joins Rick Saez to talk about growing up in a U.S. Forest Service family, how hunting shaped his life, and the path that led him from guiding and outfitting to founding HuntingLife.com and later stepping into the role of Executive Director at AGLOW Outdoors. Kevin breaks down what "authentic" outdoor media really means today, why podcasting is exploding, how AI will challenge creators, and why every creator needs to start building an email list now. He also shares how AGLOW conferences and media camps work, why networking is everything, and what gear he's most excited to test this year. In This Episode, You'll Hear Kevin's upbringing around public lands and the Forest Service (and how it shaped his values) Hunting "in his dad's hip pocket" starting at age five Why he launched HuntingLife.com (and how the 2007–2009 economy forced a pivot) What AGLOW is, why it matters, and how it evolved from local newspaper columns to modern creators Why authenticity + trust beats "information" (especially in an AI-driven content world) The biggest threat in outdoor media: AI "slop content" and the fight for attention The most underrated asset: your email list Why niche audiences ("100 true fans") often beat massive reach Kevin's "year of the coyote" and what predator control looks like on working ranch land OutdoorHive.com: a job resource built specifically for the hook-and-bullet + trade show industry Gear, books, and advice for new outdoor communicators Memorable Quotes "Connection and authenticity—at the end of the day—that's what wins." "It's more important to have an audience of a hundred that loves you than a hundred thousand that may or may not pay attention." "Begin tomorrow… building your own mailing list." "Proximity is power—be in the room with the people doing the things." Resources & Links Mentioned HuntingLife.com OutdoorHive.com: AAGLOW Organizations mentioned: Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, RMEF, Ducks Unlimited, NWTF, SCI, POMA, OWAA Books Kevin mentioned: The Old Man and the Sea (Hemingway) A Sand County Almanac (Aldo Leopold) Peter Ryan titles, including The Hunting Life and Wild South (as referenced in the interview) About Kevin Paulson Kevin Paulson is a lifelong outdoorsman, entrepreneur, and advocate for hunting and conservation. He's the founder of HuntingLife.com, creator of OutdoorHive.com, and serves as the Executive Director of AGLOW Outdoors, one of the oldest hook-and-bullet media organizations in the industry. Connect with Kevin Social: @HuntingLife (most platforms) Kevin Paulson LinkedIn Email: kevin@atglowoutdoors.com kevin@huntinglife.com kevin@outdoorhive.com Sponsor / Partner With the Show Hey there, adventure crew—want to reach 4,000+ outdoor lovers each week? Promote your brand, product, destination, or project to an audience of campers, hikers, and adventure travelers. Email Rick: rick@ricksaez.com Facebook Instagram Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! I'd love to hear your feedback about the show! You can contact me here: rick@ricksaez.com
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    1 h y 6 m
  • 544 The Wonders and Wilds of Destinations Morocco

    544 The Wonders and Wilds of Destinations Morocco
    Feb 3 2026

    You deserve an unforgettable Moroccan adventure. Today I'm talking with Azdean Elmoustaqiim from Destinations Morocco, your guide to a seamless and authentic tour.

    Show Notes

    In our latest podcast episode, Speaker A sat down with Azzedine Elamustakim from Destinations Morocco for a journey through the magic of Morocco. If you're dreaming of vibrant souks, sweeping deserts, epic mountain climbs, and unique cultural experiences, this episode is a must-listen! Here are the key takeaways and tips for your next adventure—plus some behind-the-scenes insights you won't want to miss.

    Featured Guest: Azdean Elmoustaqiim

    • Born and raised in Marrakesh, Azdean is passionate about helping travelers experience Morocco like a local.

    • Destinations Morocco customizes trips for all travelers, with a special focus on women-led groups and families.

    Top Adventure Highlight: The Moroccan Desert

    • The desert—especially Merzouga—is a life-changing experience. From caravan rides to luxury camps, it's more than just a one-night stop!

    • Explore fossil mountains, visit nomadic villages, and dive into Gnawa music traditions.

    Travel Tips from the Show

    • For your first visit: Spend a day in Fes if you're short on time—walk winding car-free streets and travel through centuries in just a few blocks.

    • Active adventures: Morocco has it all—deserts, mountains (hello, Mount Toubkal at 13,000 ft!), and coastlines. Plan your itinerary wisely; sometimes it's better to split north and south.

    • Culture-mixing made easy: Embrace cooking classes, tasting tours, and local market strolls for a real taste of Morocco.

    • Pacing matters: Avoid jam-packed schedules. Leave room for spontaneous moments and downtime!

    Best Time to Visit

    • Spring (March to June) and Fall (September to November) are ideal for outdoor adventure—pleasant weather, fewer crowds.

    Cultural Tips

    • Be mindful in rural areas: Ask before taking photos, avoid handshakes with women unless invited, and consider wearing local clothing to blend in and connect.

    • Morocco's diversity means you'll rarely feel out of place; just come with openness and respect.

    Food to Try:

    • Don't miss the roasted chicken with preserved lemon and green olives—Azzedine's favorite after a long day out!

    Safety & Language

    • Morocco is safe, welcoming, and multilingual. Don't hesitate to hire a guide for your first visit—they can make all the difference.

    Connect & Plan Your Adventure

    • Find Destinations Morocco at destinationsmorocco.com to book a discovery call, or tune in to their podcast for more inspiration and tips.

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    Don't Miss Out!
    Be sure to check out the full episode for even more travel stories, practical advice, and insider secrets from Rick and Azdean, And as always, if you found the discussion helpful, leave us a rating on Apple Podcasts and share with a friend!

    Happy adventuring,
    The Outdoor Adventure Lifestyle Podcast Team
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    38 m
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