Campfire Chronicles – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Pull up a chair by the fire as we welcome Chef Joshua Schwencke to the Campfire Chronicles Podcast. Born and raised on a German family farm in South Central Texas, Chef Josh has spent his life blending the traditions of rustic farming with the art of modern culinary mastery. From his early days exploring the rhythms of agricultural life to founding Gastronomy—a culinary education enterprise, Chef Josh’s journey is as inspiring as it is flavorful.

In this episode, we delve into his passion for wild game cooking, the importance of sustainable food systems, and the unique ways he brings people together over the shared experience of breaking bread. Whether he’s teaching hunters how to elevate their harvest beyond chili and jerky or writing for Wild Sheep Magazine, Chef Josh’s stories and insights will leave you hungry for more. Don’t miss this mouthwatering conversation about food, family, and the great outdoors!

To learn more visit https://www.gastronomycompany.com/outdoors

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RENÉE THORNTON. Born and raised in rural Alberta to a large farming family, Renée Thornton serves as Chair of the Wild Sheep Foundation’s (WSF) Women Hunt® program and committee, and the Women in Hunting® initiative. Although not raised in a hunting family or with a hunting background, in 2016 Renée embarked on a personal journey to become a hunter. This decision was driven by a decade-long pursuit of sourcing her meat more ethically and organically from small local producers and farmer’s markets. To Renée, the logical progression was to obtain her protein from animals that lived freely in nature, until harvested quickly and humanely, by her own hand.

Renée believes in giving back of her time, talent, and treasure, and being of service is a core value. In addition to creating and leading Women Hunt®, she is active in volunteering and speaking at various WSF and Chapter & Affiliate events. Renée leads the charge for Women Hunt® in engaging with state and national legislators in the advocacy of the rights and heritage of hunters; she has built a presence and relationship with established and upcoming wildlife professionals through a partnership with The Wildlife Society; she collaborates with industry leaders and influencers; and she values her relationships with the extraordinary women and men of the hunting, shooting and conservation landscapes.

To learn more about Women Hunt®, visit https://www.wildsheepfoundation.org/womenhunt

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Join Todd and Smokey as they sit down with Emily Holmes, Todd's Daughter! On this episode Emily talks about living away from home, having Todd as a father, and what it's like growing up with a very abled, disabled person.

Join Todd, Smokey, and Smokey's Cousin Levi as they talk about Levi's recent Oklahoma hunting experience, mentoring hunters, trophy hunting, and of course Little Debbie snacks.

Join us this week as we talk about the new license proposals for Oklahoma hunters, grumpy social media users, and finally, we have some STICKERS!

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Join us as we talk with Geron Cottam, owner of Final Refuge Taxidermy. Geron left his corporate job to become a full-time taxidermist which has led to him being one of the best in the state. He shares his stories of taxidermy, hunting with Todd, and how he keeps his kids loving the outdoors.

Geron does not have social media, but if you'd like to possibly get work done by him, you can Google search Final Refuge Taxidermy to contact him.

Todd and Smokey are joined by Jon Cunningham. Jon suffered a near-death fall from a faulty tree stand in 2012 that forced him to retire from his lifelong career as an Oklahoma game warden. He shares his story of how God has changed his life and how he shares his story to change lives across Oklahoma.

Todd and Smokey talk about hunting current events in Oklahoma, primitive hunting, and being in the method stage.

Join us as we sit down with Kreg Griffith, founder of Oklahoma Bowhunter. Kreg has been hunting since he was young, but 13 years ago he started the largest social media group for hunters in Oklahoma. We talk about the ins and outs of running a successful hunting group, our favorite hunting snacks, and to top off the episode we finish with a song written by Kreg himself!

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Todd and Smokey sit down with Duane Campbell to talk about hunting, mentorship, and some unfortunate situations Todd and Duane have found themselves in.