The History of Adventure | MeatEater Podcast Ep. 546

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Steven Rinella talks with Peter Stark, Ryan Callaghan, Brody Henderson, Randall Williams, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider.

Topics discussed: Being an adventurer and then an adventure historian; Peter's many books; the beaver in the tile work of Astor Place; how young Washington was a screw up; how exasperated Steve gets listening to Attenborough, God bless him; dinosaurs in the snow; land back scenarios; mapping out old water ways; checking out narwhals with Inuit hunters; how far north can you go?; different ways to die; box jellies and black mambas; the lost Pacific Empire of Astor and Jefferson; young Washington; Tecumseh; and more.
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コメント (21)

@spencers2420 1ヶ月前

I could listen to this guy talk for days on end.
@serennosquadcast8297 1ヶ月前

The history podcasts are my favorites. Thanks fellers!
@beeriswhatimake 1ヶ月前

That Attenborough line killed me!!😂😂
@BikeThrottleOfficial 1ヶ月前

What an engaging guest Peter Stark was! Goes into my top five episodes easily.
@johnreid4564 1ヶ月前

Steve is referring to Route 50 that runs from DC to Parkersburg in West Virginia. There are still surveyor’s monuments with Washington’s name hidden in those hills. I personally found several when I lived there.
@Verlisify 1ヶ月前

The episodes just keep getting better and funnier
@shaunkelley4131 1ヶ月前

Best part of my Commute! Living in SF BAY I just haven't found an outdoor community that isn't hippy rock climbers. I miss my South Florida roots 😢
@GreysonPlaisance 1ヶ月前

Thrilled to hear about Southeastern Oregon and John Day on here!!!
@gerardomateo-morales3194 1ヶ月前

Wow, wonderful stories, great people, love life!
@vanillathundr24 28日前

This guy is the best
@meat094 1ヶ月前

I ran into this same thing as the Catalina Island thing in the Detroit area. The local Metroparks were overrun with whitetail and wasting disease. The locals didn't want hunters in there. They think hunters are unsafe (like the Bambi movie). They decided to trap and relocate deer until the projected cost was realized. So then, the helicopter snipers were put forward as the solution, and the animal rights people went insane. Even though the meat would be used to feed underprivileged residents. When I moved 2 years later, they were still fighting. It's maddening!
@dillon26 1ヶ月前

Prehistoric planet is objectively THE best depiction of dinosaurs in modern media. They’ve portrayed them much more like actual animals instead of malicious fighting monsters. There is a lot of speculation of dinosaur behavior and physiology in the series, but all of it is based on scientific evidence borrowed from paleontology and how animals (mostly birds) act and interact in their environments in todays natural world. Pretty neat that Steve mentioned that series, I loved it! Even with Attenborough’s expelled sentences.
@DCOLE3 1ヶ月前

great podcast !!
@letoburito23 1ヶ月前

Thats the best song yet!
@lizardvision4848 1ヶ月前

Im from Fort Wayne and canoe around NE Indiana quite a lot, its severely underrated
@dopal6819 1ヶ月前

My favorite episode, great stuff
@brainp471 1ヶ月前

Another great episode!
@heathy912 1ヶ月前

I think Mathew Power is the guy Steve asked about, he died from severe heatstroke whilst accompanying Levison Wood walking the length of the Nile. New York University established the Matthew Power Literary Reporting Award in his honour.
@jasonhaff9757 1ヶ月前

I wantnto hear more! Great guest.
@andeewlarr76 1ヶ月前

Shout out to the east arm of the little calumet river in indiana!!!