Sporting

Featuring interviews with Tom McGuane, Jimmy Buffett, and more, All That Is Sacred explores a legendary crew of fish-loving writers and artists

Is it time for duck hunters to ditch that bulky 12-gauge?

“We came around a curve, and all we could see were heads in the water”

The task of attaching a tracking collar to a hundred-plus-pound carnivore involves hounds, portable cushions, and sometimes one brave tree climber

Bringing up children in the outdoors, and G&G‘s new podcast

When an Austin businessman and endurance racer entered the grueling Texas Water Safari, he expected the sleepless nights and alligators. Then came the hallucinations.

Episode 8: Nathaniel Hitt
The biologist and brook trout expert discusses his research focused on the much-loved freshwater fish

Ornithologist and eBird co-founder John Fitzpatrick has created a blueprint for how a development can be mutually beneficial to people and wildlife

Florida Keys crustaceans offer a window into how to restore reefs struggling with heating waters

Episode 7: Andrew Zimmern
The popular TV personality, chef, writer, and outdoorsman talks about his approach to finding, and preparing, the food he makes for himself and for others

Meet a frog that grunts like a pig and a salamander that looks like it crawled out of hell

The crested penguins take their name from a historic fashion trend (not the pasta), and this chick is on track to be a dandy

Episode 6: Alvin Dedeaux
The Austin-based guide discusses fishing the rivers and lakes of Texas, the humble beginnings of what’s now an annual event focused on cleaning up the lower Colorado River; the unexpected origins of his eponymous Dedeaux Popper; and his former life as frontman of a funk band

The beloved Western North Carolina event unites generations of riders and spectators with a tradition steeped in family and community

Ep. 5: Dave and Eddie on Raising Kids in the Outdoors
The hosts have a candid discussion about sharing their outdoor passions with the next generation—what they’ve done right, what they wish they’d done, and what they’ve learned along the way

Two hundred and fifty years after he blazed a path around the Southeast, the explorer, artist, and dreamer still captivates

Episode 4: Tom Rosenbauer
The face of Orvis fishing joins Dave and Eddie to discuss his nearly half-century career with the company, his innovations in fly fishing—and his wife’s reaction to his spur-of-the-moment tattoo

A homegrown Smoky Mountains event caters to the cult of the cane makers, restorers, and collectors

Episode 3: Mike Chamberlain
Dave and Eddie talk turkey with one of the world’s foremost experts on the birds—including how to protect their populations

In the trout waters of North Carolina’s Great Smoky Mountains, one writer follows the trail of the late, great Middleton, one of fly fishing’s most intriguing voices