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On this episode of the Carolina Outdoors, we’re doing something that we’ve never done before: talking about trees with someone from a construction company! Sarah Martin Yost of Ferrara Buist Contractors joins the show in-studio to discuss the intersection between trees and construction. She discusses the importance of trees and how construction can consider that. Tune in to learn more! More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

September 5th marks the beginning of dove hunting season in North Carolina and South Carolina. James Buice is the Carolina Outdoors podcast’s go-to for all things dove hunting. He joins the show this week to report on the upcoming season, his own hunting experience, the social aspect, and more. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

As fall begins, so does elk season in the American West. Calling in from Sundance, Wyoming, David Gaskins of Seven J Outfitters gives his report on the upcoming season, hunting technology, travel, and more. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

If you follow sports in the Charlotte area, you’ve likely read an article by Langston Wertz, the Charlotte Observer’s sports reporter for 38 years. He joins the Carolina Outdoors this week for his annual high school sports report. Hear about North Carolina’s new classification system, this football season, and more. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

On this episode of the Carolina Outdoors, we’re going 50 years back in time – to bell-bottoms, sideburns, feathered hair, and the beginning of disco. The year is 1976, and Jonathan Miller, this week’s guest, is a college student taking part in a coast-to-coast bike ride, “Bikecentennial,” with 90 other riders. Learn more about Jonathan’s experience, how he began cycling, the 50th reunion this year, and more. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

Meet the “Fly Tying Santa”, Bill Jewett, on this week’s edition of the Carolina Outdoors. A frequent guest of the show, Bill discusses fly tying, its impact on his life, and how he got the name “Fly Tying Santa.” Bill will be at Jesse Brown’s on Sunday, September 14th with the Southern Fly Tyers Guild. Join us for instructionals, demos, and tips from local fly tyers! More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

In Part 2, Gary Dickison of GOAT BOXCO shares stories from his time as Big Red, the University of Arkansas mascot, and explores the unique outdoor culture of Northwest Arkansas. From college sidelines and Final Four experiences to biking, hiking, camping, and the future of GOAT BOXCO, the conversation brings together college sports, the outdoors, and life on the go. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

Gary Dickison, founder of GOAT BOXCO and former University of Arkansas mascot Big Red, joins the Carolina Outdoors to talk tailgating, organization, and life on the college sidelines. From the inspiration behind his Charlotte-based company to his experiences as a Razorback mascot, Gary shares stories about game day, the outdoors, and what’s next for GOAT BOXCO. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

Al Conklin, Chief Meteorologist at WBTV, joins the Carolina Outdoors to talk all things meteorology. Learn about the recent drought in the Carolinas, how it’s affected the outdoors, technology and getting outside, snow, and more. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

Al Conklin, Chief Meteorologist at WBTV, joins the Carolina Outdoors to talk all things meteorology. Listen to how his interest in weather was sparked, why it’s been so hot recently, what “heat index” even means, what to expect this winter, and more.  More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

As summer continues in the Carolinas, Charles Jenkin joins the Carolina Outdoors to discuss boating, safety tips, and more. In this part, hear about boat etiquette as we wrap up this week’s episode. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

Did you know that North Carolina is the #4 state in the U.S. for boating? As summer continues in the Carolinas, Charles Jenkin joins the Carolina Outdoors to discuss boating, safety tips, and more. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

Jeremy Early, founder of All Points Adventure, joins the Carolina Outdoors this week. Their goal is to teach outdoor skills to the masses, including camping, cooking meals over the campfire, backpacking, and more. Jeremy shares more about three upcoming trips hosted by All Points Adventures. Jeremy will be at Jesse Brown’s on August 13th from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. to share his presentation, “Step Back Into Nature.” See you there! More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

As summer continues in the Carolinas, Charles Jenkins joins the Carolina Outdoors to discuss boating and safety tips. Learn about boating laws, tips, and the biggest cause of boating accidents. Charles also shares about his work as a Certified Travel Consultant for the state of North Carolina and their welcome centers and rest areas. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s

Palmer McIntyre is a conservationist, hiker, author, and a familiar voice on the Carolina Outdoors. This week, she talks about hiking safety, gear recommendations, her book Trails and Treats, and her favorite spots to hike in North Carolina. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown’s