Blood Origins is an non-profit organization bringing unique storytelling and conservation together to change not only how hunting is viewed, but also how we fund conservation programs around the world more efficiently and effectively.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 490 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsWilderness |
South African wildlife researcher Willem Briers Louw joins the Blood Origins podcast to talk about his role in wildlife research and monitoring. One could argue that Willem has the best job in the world (or more likely the most romantic job in the wo... more
Robbie is joined by Renée Thornton, the volunteer Chair of the Women Hunt Program at the Wild Sheep Foundation, one of dozens of programs out there trying to help provide educational resources to the fastest growing demographic of hunters - women. Re... more
Robbie is joined LIVE on location along the Tugela River, in the heart of Zululand, in South Africa with the Slots Media boys and Kolby Edwards with Mutambo films to talk about their latest trip to SA. From more lost luggage to a malaria infection to... more
Harvard Hansen is a hunter out of Norway, and an absolute podcast novice. He reached out to Robbie to say that we had neglected to ever have a guest from Norway on the show, so Robbie invited him on to talk about the landscape, species available to N... more
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Excellent guests and interesting, heartfelt subject matter.
This show is amazing. This is the education the world needs when it comes to hunting. Also the sound of the podcast is perfect!
The Blood Origins podcast is informative and passionate in equal measures. It addresses difficult topics in a refreshing, reflective way and highlights how powerful educating and engaging non-hunters is in protecting our way of life. We are all responsible for preserving what we hold dear but Robbie is certainly setting the example.
This was awesome. I want to go to the beautiful treehouse! I admire all the work Paul does and yes lets all do what’s right for our earth and the wild kingdom!!
Robbie does a great job in looking for all points of view, inviting guests from varied backgrounds and opinions, and having a frank discussion of the role of hunting in conservation. Bravo!
Apple Podcasts | #178 | United Kingdom/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #210 | Canada/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #92 | France/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #117 | Australia/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #174 | Germany/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #7 | New Zealand/Sports/Wilderness |
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