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Wilderness Wavelength

Nestled in the Canadian Rocky Mountains and recording from Hinton Alberta, this podcast is all about embracing the great outdoors! Featuring interviews with local wilderness enthusiasts, camping and backcountry survival tips, gear reviews and more.

Podcast · By George Shantz and Scott Sunderwald · Canadian English · CA · Official site

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Sep 20, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Ep 132- Backroad Inspecting (Feat. Jeff C) (opens the original)

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    Grab a seat in the passenger side as George and Jeff hit the gravel roads for a classic fall cruise. In this episode, the guys soak up the crisp autumn air, talk strategy for spotting grouse in the changing foliage, and share a few laughs along the way. Whether you're a seasoned wing shooter or just love the peace of a seasonal drive, this episode captures a little cruise along the backroads.

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Ep 131- Beetle Taxidermy (Feat. Shane Swanson) (opens the original)

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    On this episode we are joined by outdoorsman and taxidermist Shane Swanson for a masterclass in wilderness survival and unique woodsman skills. Shane takes us behind the scenes of his taxidermy work, detailing his fascinating process of using dermestid beetle colonies to clean skulls. He explains how these flesh-eating beetles create pristine, museum-quality European mounts, what it takes to maintain a thriving colony, and why this method beats traditional boiling every time. Beyond the taxiderm

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Ep 130- Extreme miles for MS (Feat. Greg Van Tighem) (opens the original)

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    In this episode we sit down with retired Fire Chief of Jasper, dedicated philanthropist, and true backcountry adventurer, Greg Van Tighem . Greg has spent decades testing the limits of human endurance to raise awareness and critical funds for Multiple Sclerosis. As the long-standing Trail Coordinator for the MS Bike Tour , Greg pulls back the curtain on what it takes to organize and map out these iconic rides. The MS Bike tour is happening in Hinton on Sept 12th and 13th and you can find more in

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Ep 129- Roche Miette Scramble (opens the original)

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    On this episode, we take on one of the most recognizable and striking peaks in Jasper National Park: Roche Miette. To help us navigate this challenging and iconic route, we are joined by local scrambling legend Robert Lindsay. Robert shares his decades of mountain wisdom, guiding us past the loose scree, through the technical cruxes, and straight to the top. Tune in to hear the thrilling firsthand account of the climb, essential safety tips for high-exposure terrain, and stories from a lifetime

  5. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Ep 128- BASE Jumps and Blue Skies (Feat. Landon Maybaum) (opens the original)

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    In Episode 128 of the Wilderness Wavelength Podcast, we dive deep into the high-adrenaline world of human flight with avid BASE jumper and skydiver Landon Maybaum. Landon takes us directly to the exit point, sharing gripping stories of what it feels like to step off fixed cliffs, navigate unpredictable air currents, and push the limits of terminal velocity. We explore the hyper-focus required for low-altitude jumps, the evolution of his passion for the skies, and how this intense adventurer tran

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