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Episodes: 234
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
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Location: USA
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Jeff 'Bluey' Lewis - His Upcoming Book, Midlifehikethis; Appalachian Trail Experiences; The Inspiration Behind His Long-distance Hiking Journey
Scott Ouimet - Preparation And Experiences From Completing 16 Adirondack Peaks And More Than 94 Miles In Five Days
Kevin Bone - The History, Engineering, And Continuing Importance Of The Catskill Aqueduct
Episode 228 - Author and AT Thru Hiker Jeff 'Bluey' Lewis - MidLifeHikeThis
July 10, 2026
Welcome to episode 228! This week, we’re joined by author and Appalachian Trail thru-hiker Jeff “Bluey” Lewis to talk about his upcoming book, MidLifeHikeThis. Jeff shares stories from his journey on the AT, gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the book, and discusses what inspired him to trade everyday life for an unforgettable adventure on the trail. We also dive into several recent search and rescue incidents and discuss a frightening encounter in the Hudson Valley where a dog was attacked...
Episode 227 - Listener Spotlight: Scott Ouimet aka Catskill Mountain Brew
July 03, 2026
Welcome to episode 227! This week’s episode hands the mic over to a listener favorite: Scott Ouimet, better known as Catskillmountainbrew. Fresh off an Adirondack mission, Scott breaks down a monster effort—16 peaks, 94+ miles, and five days of pushing through terrain that doesn’t exactly hand out participation trophies. We get into the prep, the grind, and the moments that make a long push like that stick with you long after the boots come off. We also touch on a proposed development in the ...
Episode 226 - The Catskill Aqueduct with Professor Kevin Bone
June 26, 2026
Welcome to episode 226! This week, author Kevin Bone joins me to dive into the incredible story and engineering behind the Catskill Aqueduct—one of the greatest infrastructure projects in New York history. More than 100 years after it was built, this underground marvel still delivers over 500 million gallons of water to New York City every day, requiring remarkably few repairs along the way. I also cover a hiker's mushroom-fueled misadventure in Harriman State Park that ended with an arrest, ...
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