20. Moroccan Spices and Other Easy Wins
When it's fall, we're going to talk about cooking animals. Luke and Mike try to work up an "easy win" recipe list that can convert new eaters of wild ...
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19. Fly Fishing on Easy Mode
After months and months of beating himself up over not learning to fly fish, Mike takes us through how quarantine has given him an opportunity to tack...
Episode 18 - David Barrow of Eden East Urban Farm
David Barrow is the man in charge of Eden East, an urban farm and restaurant operating on Austin's vibrant east side. David has an incredible personal...
Episode 17 - Lease Lessons Learned
As the first deer season on the lease comes to a close, Luke and Mike run back over what they learned from it, and whether or nor they feel smarter or...
Episode 16 - Flaming Christmas Booze
Mike and Luke have a belated deer camp and start chatting about Christmas traditions, recipes, and booze. Pagans, butchery, haptics, ancestry, and sea...
Episode 15 - D-I-Why Not?
Luke cozies up in an SUV with Greg Amato, our resident DIY King to discuss his obsession with learning new skills and crafts. Greg is a chef, baker, f...
Episode 14 - This One's About Hunting
Mike and Luke turn on the mics for a discussion after a day on the lease hunting whitetails. They wonder why they choose hobbies that kick their ass s...
Episode 13 - Jesse Griffiths
Jesse Griffiths is the owner of Austin-based restaurants Dai Due & Dai Due Taqueria. He is also founded the New School of Traditional Cookery. Jesse i...
Episode 12 - Marcelo Derousseau
Real men work with metal. Marcelo is a self-taught fabricator, blacksmith, and Scottish Highland Games athlete. Mike sat down with Marcelo after the c...
Episode 11 - The Lease Problem
Mike and Luke were THIS close to landing a hunting lease in Texas, but it looks like it is slipping away. This leads into a discussion about the sorry...