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James Nash

6 Ranch Podcast

A weekly Science and Natural Sciences podcast
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6 Ranch Podcast

James Nash

6 Ranch Podcast

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6 Ranch Podcast

James Nash

6 Ranch Podcast

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Lael Paul Johnson, a celebrated guide turned photographer, shares his fishing expertise in this episode. He details the 3-rod setup for efficiency, recounts captivating stories from Queen Charlotte Lodge, and offers insights on transitioning fr
Grandma Janie is back! She answers questions live from the internet. She shares her secrets about pies and sourdough and how to be a good parent. Her wisdom and insights are intentional, we could all learn from how she's lived a simple life in
Meet Dr. Lindsay Bira, a clinical health psychologist specializing in PTSD and stress management, who shares her recent experiences from a PADI dive course in Marathon Key, Florida. Dr. Bira's insights into the mental resilience required for fr
Ever wondered how to keep your gear functional in sub-zero temperatures or how to capture the beauty of a wild hunt? Join us as Sam Averitt, a former Forest Service worker turned full-time adventure photographer and videographer, shares his exp
Scott Ashford, Dean of Engineering at Oregon State University, is a geo-technical engineer studying earthquakes and much of his research focuses on blast-induced liquefaction. Join us as we discuss engineering, its evolution and complexity, and
This episode discusses freshwater spearfishing, tracing its history from early tools to today's high-tech gear. But spearfishing is more than just a hunt. It's about community and conservation. We'll address misconceptions and advocate for sust
Dr. Kevin Rogers returns to discuss his journey from vet practice owner to pet orthopedic specialist. We share our love of the outdoors and following our passions. Dr. Rogers will talk about the importance of a positive outlook on success and h
Ross moved to rural Oregon a few years back from the big city of Portland and he happens to be a very successful chef! We'll dispel myths about celebrity chefs and delve into the science behind perfect pizza dough, including flour selection and
Baptiste Marchais, a French expat in Texas, bridges the gap between French rural traditions and Texan modernity. He shares the rich heritage of the French countryside, challenging the stereotype of France as a purely urban nation. We see his tr
This episode dives into the realities of modern farming with Tyler Coppin, a seasoned hay farmer. We explore the economic challenges farmers face, where a single storm can devastate a year's work. Tyler shares the difficult decisions farmers ma
My sister Adele, owner of 6 Ranch Livestock, takes over the podcast this week! Brooke Hoffman, a local veterinarian, gives a really interesting perspective on the challenges of being a vet in a small town. Her return to her roots after vet scho
Navigating life after military service presents unique challenges, where the personal battle with ego often defines the road to success or failure.  Join us for a deep dive into the mind of a Marine Corps veteran, where swagger meets strategic
My grandma, a vibrant 90-year-old, returns to the show! We chat about her love of gardening, her secret to longevity (staying active!), and the art of making delicious gravy.We discuss harvesting and preserving food, the cultural importance of
My dad is running for state senate. Listen up to hear about Oregon's issues and how he plans to deal with them.Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping.Click HERE to learn more about Todd Nash for Senate.
We head out with Captain Cade and Blake from Tripletail Charters and dive into the world of sportfishing on the open ocean. We'll chat about the challenges and excitement of catching fish like Atlantic sailfish and yellowfin tuna, and explore t
Kiley Umeda can hold her breath for almost four minutes while freediving to spearfish in the clear waters of the pacific ocean near her home on the big island of Hawaii. She has also dove 186 feet deep on a single breath. Kiley has helped me on
Jana and I dive into the lessons imparted by military veterans—stories told with resilience and gratitude—and how these experiences transform our perspectives on life and hunting. We discuss the profound connection hunters share with the wilder
Joined by Brian from Bakcou, we discuss the latest e-bike technologies that are revolutionizing outdoor adventures. From motor power to long-range batteries, we'll guide you towards the perfect e-bike for an unforgettable hunt. Check out the ne
Join Butch Whiting and I as we explore camouflage's evolution, the impact of veterans, and stories that weave brand and audience together. Kryptek is based in American traditions, celebrating the spirit of guns, game, and the great outdoors.Che
Luke Kennedy, a former Chicago PD officer and military veteran shares stories from his time undercover in Afghanistan and Iraq, showcasing the human side of intelligence work. From integrating refugees to identifying key intelligence assets, th
Jordan Manley has spent more time in the wilderness than anyone I know. We talk survival, best and worst kinds of guiding, white wolves, and what it means to be a cowboy. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping 
Coltin Weber is not a millionaire. He didn't win a sheep tag at a raffle, and he doesn't work in the hunting industry. Typically, those are the most common ways to be able to hunt Dall sheep in Alaska, as it's an expensive endeavor. But Coltin
Bears are fascinating, and I was blown away by last week's conversation with Toogee Sielsch on the urbanization of black bears in Lake Tahoe Basin (if you haven't listened to the episode yet, go back). This week, I wanted to learn more about be
What happens when black bears are drawn to urban areas? Here to tell us, is long time Lake Tahoe resident and bear expert, Toogee Sielsch. For Toogee, what started as an interest in black bears quickly snowballed into helping neighbors evict th
Ryan Pace and I have a lot in common. We're both from Wallowa County, with multigenerational ties to this place. We both went off to college, then joined the Marines, serving tours in the Middle East. And we both fought our way back home. Ryan
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