Best wilderness Podcasts

Mike Archer is a newly appointed fire watcher in the Wyoming woods. While he's never done anything like this before, he needed something new after his mom passed. Now he hopes to spend his days in a tower above the trees looking for fires and working on his new book. But things aren't as quiet and peaceful as he hoped. Strange interference blasts over his radio at night and he starts seeing and hearing creepy noises in the woods. But are these odd occurrences actually happening or is he just going stir crazy?

A wide-ranging fishing show covering everything from fishing tips to stories, and conservation news to ethics. Mostly focusing on fly fishing but occasionally delving into other types of fishing as well, host Katie Kusold talks to a variety of guests with different skill sets and areas of expertise.

Wilderness Bonescapes Podcast tells the tales of all things death and survival in the wilderness landscapes with a smidge of humor and sarcasm. We tell in-depth stories of death, survival, true crime, and paranormal in the outdoors, along with creepy woodland tales and animal attacks. Hosted by a Park Ranger and a co-host. Join us as we hike through the outdoors and uncover what it truly costs to be in the wilderness.

"Wild Survival" combines the thrill of wilderness exploration with captivating storytelling, offering a unique blend of adventure, knowledge, and inspiration. Immerse yourself in heart-pounding narratives as we gain a deeper understanding of the delicate balance between humans and animals, and discover the strategies and techniques employed to survive in nature's most daunting challenges.Explore with Caution, and Thrive with Resilience!

What the hell is "Hiker Trash?" Some wear the term as a badge of honor, others use it in disgust, but Hiker Trash is more than a mere adjective for a dirty thru-hiker. Hiker Trash is a philosophy, a way of life, potentially even a catalyst for finding meaning. Thru-hiker, Scott "Hell Ya Jesus" Hughes, shares and explores what it really means to be Hiker Trash through personal anecdotes and interviews with hikers, adventurers and all those who challenge the status quo in Hiker Trash fashion

How Wild hits trails around the country, exploring the meaning of wilderness. A century ago, the U.S. set aside the first official wilderness. You'll hear stories from rangers, scientists, hikers, environmentalists, and Tribal leaders as they grapple with the realities of wilderness on a changing planet, and whether the concept of "wilderness" has ever really existed.