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Mike "Papa B" Boulware shares stories in our first on location recording, all from his family's legacy "Woody's Cabin" in Hatton, MO. Grandpa Mike talks about his 102 year old veteran father and how Woody’s Cabin and beach came to be. His cancer diagnosis, and how he’s kept faith through it all. You’ll hear about a starfish changed his perspective, his favorite coffee, and some great encouragement along the way.

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Some quotes from the episode:

“I didn’t do a lot of preparation, but as God often does, he began to lay thoughts on me the week before.”

“Just raise your eyes to the Lord. Open the Bible to whatever page it comes to." 

“Just remember He’s the reason you’re here.” 

“Usually those low points don’t last that long. They’re more of a brief indention.”

Fun things from the episode:

• Mike’s starfish message from Fearless Women 2019
• Send Grandpa Woodrow Wilson Boulware some love on Facebook
• Woody honored at the Missouri State capitol
• Missouri Deer Hunting
• Java Hipster coffee

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Our friend Tyler Adams is new to bow hunting this year and is in need of advise.  This season he has access to a 200 acre farm with soy beans, hard woods and many terrain features.  In this episode we cover hunter safety, equipment, scouting, deer behavior, habitat, setting goals, etc. Tyler asks great questions that are relevant to the beginner or seasoned sportsman.  Tune in to hear about Tyler's Stompin Gound.  

Quick-handling repeating guns firing big, heavy, slow-moving (comparatively) bullets have garnered a reputation for being “Brush Busters” for as long as we can remember. But why? Do the bullets these cartridges fire really bust through brush accurately, delivering their heavy payload on target no matter what lay before them. Are bucks in heavy cover with a screen of brush covering their vitals truly unsafe from these magic bullets? Is this concept fact or fiction? Should we do some experimenting ourselves? Let us know in the comments!

Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K. Howard) reviews The Call of the Wild.

Discussing NFL Playoffs, NBA Christmas Day Games, Nba, Lakers, bucks, Miami Heat, ravens, 49ers, cowboys

NFL playoff picture, Divison leaders, Week 14 Recap and Looking into week 15! Also getting into some Nba as well

This is the ninth episode of the "Talk That Talk Show", hosted by Barry Holmes. Holmes brings five years of credentialed experience covering New York sports to the show. His knowledge and charisma is the prime example of what "Talk That Talk" represents. The show airs live through Facebook every Tuesday at 7PM. Holmes focuses this episode on the NBA, and NFL.

1. Greg Popovich to sign 3 year contract extension
2. Jamaal Charles retires after 11 seasons
3. NFL Super Bowl odds
4. Who is Daniel Jones?
5. Was Dwayne Haskins the better pick?
6. NBA Playoff picture

Special shout out to our sponsors:

• VW Liquors (Edison, NJ)
• Executive Bar & Restaurant (Carteret, NJ)
• Ninetyones.com

Music: Zeshan Abbas (Vitamin Z) 

As the glowing orb of sunlight pierces the horizon, sounds of sirens, kids at play, and bumper-to-bumper traffic overwhelm Taylor Chamberlin’s audible senses. These aren’t conventional sights and sounds associated with bowhunting whitetails, but Taylor’s swaying from the treetops of suburbia, Washington D.C., keeping the growing whitetail herd at bay and filling his freezer in the process.

While the Midwest is traditionally looked at as the mecca of whitetail hunting, deer are living a fat and happy lifestyle in suburban areas around the country as they mow down pricey landscaping projects and over-browse trees and shrubs – especially in Washington D.C. The tricky part is gaining hunting access and landowner permission on sub-acre sized lots, but Taylor has broken that process down to a science by educating landowners about the destructive tendencies that an overpopulated whitetail herd can have on a property. His systematic approach of accessing new hunting ground has resulted in landowners calling him directly, requesting his service of backyard bowhunting. In some cases, he’s even converted non-hunters into the hunting lifestyle by showing them the benefits of harvesting free-ranged venison and feeding friends and family a healthy meal. By combining a seemingly endless amount of suburban hunting access and taking advantage of extended seasons, Taylor puts a lot of deer in his freezer and donates even more to Virginia’s Hunters for the Hungry program.

Whether you want to learn about the nuances associated with suburban bowhunting, such as shot selection or crazy stories of recovering downed game in the backyards of major politicians, this one is a must listen! As always, if you have any suggestions for guests or topics that you’d like to hear on the Vortex Nation Podcast, hit us up on Instagram @vortexnationpodcast and we’ll try our best to make it happen.

Here's one for you sheep enthusiast out there. Brent Titus joins Trevor and Cory to discuss an iconic sire in the club lamb industry. Find out which one he claims is the best one he has ever had the opportunity to judge. PLUS, the guys bring you a new segment we can all relate to...

All sports. One podcast. (even hockey)
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When I interview someone, I usually ask them if there’s anyone else they know who we should reach out to and feature. BUCK! came highly referred by Leon Scott, so I knew I had to contact him. If there’s one thing I can say about Buck!, it’s that the man has two things: passion and patience.

The passion is about his work, and he’s done design for Heineken, Scion, Timberland, Adidas, and more. The patience is probably from dealing with me since we had to re-record this interview several times because of technical difficulties. (Sorry!)

Even with all that going on, we had a pretty good chat about motivation, networking, and the creative struggle. I think that’s something we can ALL empathize with as creative people. Let me know what you think!

Show Notes

• Mosi Graphic Design Group
• Artwork Mbilashaka / AM Radio
• A Drink With Friends