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The Origins Foundation Podcast

The Origins Foundation
Hunting
Conservation
African Forest Elephants
Wildlife Conservation
Wildlife Management
Poaching
CITES
Tourism
Habitat Destruction
Trophy Hunting
Culling Whitetail Deer
Wolves
Social Media
Ecotourism
Dallas Safari Club
Grip and Grin Photos
Female Empowerment
New Zealand
Genetics In Whitetails
Depredation

The Origins Foundation 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.

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Latest Episodes

Richard York, CEO of Wildlife Ranching South Africa (WRSA), joins Robbie to talk about WRSA’s proposal to delist the bontebok—an endemic species to South Africa—at CITES. Following a non-detrimental finding submitted to the South African government, ... more

Pieter Swart, the President of the South Africa Taxidermy and Tanners Association, joins Robbie this week to discuss a recent proposal by the organization to delist giraffes from Appendix II protections. This proposal and its science were put forward... more

Robbie is joined on location by one of his best friends and the man who introduced him to hunting as an adult, Landon Lee. Landon has never been to South Africa before, and Robbie wanted to be with him as he experienced Africa for the first time. Sit... more

Whiskey distiller and deer farmer Charles Cagnat from southeastern France joins Robbie to talk about French whiskey and deer—a perfect combination in his eyes. His operation, Domaine de la Pèze, specializes in deer meat (and a little bit of whiskey).... more

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Recent Guests

Landon Lee
First-time African hunter and winner of the Springbuck Slam hunt
Episode: Episode 593 - Landon Lee || Your First African Hunt
Jackson Denio
Young angler who caught a record-breaking Atlantic halibut
Episode: Roundup 159 || Opening hunting season, VT black bears, USDA roadless rule, record-breaking Atlantic halibut
Paul Hubbard
Anthropologist and archaeologist with extensive knowledge on the history of elephants and ivory trade.
Episode: Episode 591 - Paul Hubbard || A History Of Ivory Trade In Africa
Peet Van Der Merwe
Professor in the School of Tourism Management at the University of the Northwest in South Africa, specializing in sustainable game farming and tourism research.
University of the Northwest
Episode: Episode 584 - Peet Van Der Merwe || Hunting Benefits The Economy
Dr. Robbie Kroger
Restoration ecologist and director of The Last Wild Islands documentary
Blood Origins
Episode: The Last Wild Islands - A Zambian Radio Interview
Angi Bruce
First female director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Episode: Episode 573 - Angi Bruce || Let’s Do It The Right Way!
James Green
Head of Wildfowl and Wetlands at BASC
British Association for Shooting and Conservation
Episode: Episode 572 - James Green || Wetlands, Ducks And United Kingdom
Leland Brown
PhD student and co-founder of the North American Non-Led Partnership
North American Non-Led Partnership
Episode: Episode 571 - Leland Brown || To Lead Or Not To Lead - What Bullet Is Best?
Daniel Workman
Cinematographer, storyteller, and director, focusing on bear hunting culture in Appalachia.
Episode: Episode 569 - Daniel Workman || BEARDOGS

Hosts

Mike Axelrod
Host and co-founder focused on blending storytelling with conservation.
Robbie
Host dedicated to advocating for hunting and wildlife conservation.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 393 ratings
  • Talks about the hard truths that are essential

    Thank you to the whole Blood Origin crew. They provide tons of good info for both hunters and non hunters. Love the podcast and what they are doing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hammer12323
    United Statesa year ago
  • Blood Origins is what we need

    Robbie and crew do a great job of bringing us the truth and science supporting hunting. They are exactly the team we need on our side right now.

    Non-hunters are well informed and educated on hunting by these well spoken individuals on sensitive topics!

    And hunters are enthusiastic about their message as well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oregon Film Critic
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent podcast, exploring the truth behind the economic benefits of hunting and conservation

    Blood Origins does an excellent job of exploring the facts and truth related to the impact of hunting and conservation on the countries and economies in which it is pursued. It covers all continents with a focus on Africa with entertaining and knowledgeable guests. Bravo!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rose30123456789
    United Statesa year ago
  • Best Hunting Podcast!

    Without a single doubt the Blood Origins podcast has been the best podcast I’ve listened to! Not just because of compelling stories but because of Robbie’s amazing way of giving us a glimpse into the hunting world as people not just products. He doesn’t just highlight these wonderful creatures we outdoors people care so deeply about, he brings to life the work, the passion and the love of each and every animal, person and the lands that hold them. Time and again I have had my personal perspectiv... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    crow of the mountain
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love it.

    Such a great show, spreading truth, based on objective facts, not subjective emotions. Love the diverse topics 🙌

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Big_Coit
    Australiaa year ago

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The podcast is celebrated for its educational content that serves both hunters and non-hunters alike, fostering informed dialogue.
Many commend its ability to address controversial topics with empathy and a range of perspectives.
Overall, the podcast is viewed as a necessary platform for nuanced discussions on hunting and conservation.
Audiences value the diverse guest list, which includes both advocates and detractors of hunting, enriching discussions.
Listeners appreciate the podcast's focus on factual information about hunting and conservation.

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Episode 592 - Charles Cagnat || French Whiskey And Deer
Q: Can you give me a little bit of a history about game meat selling in France?
Game meat, including fallow deer, has a historical context in France where all citizens gained the right to hunt post-Revolution, creating a culture intertwined with hunting and meat consumption but with regulations for selling meat to local butchers.
Episode 583 - Mike Arnold || Bringing Back The Wild
Q: Can you give an example of how hunting contributes to conservation?
Arnold mentions how hunting can help manage invasive species like the muntjac in England, thus protecting local ecosystems.
Episode 583 - Mike Arnold || Bringing Back The Wild
Q: What motivated you to write your book, Bringing Back the Wild?
Mike Arnold wanted to highlight various global examples where regulated hunting has had positive impacts on both wildlife preservation and local communities.
Episode 584 - Peet Van Der Merwe || Hunting Benefits The Economy
Q: Is there data to show pre-COVID that it was a contribution of hunting tourism to the South African economy?
Yes, but previous analyses focused separately on local and trophy hunting without combining them.
Episode 588 - Wildlife Ranch Solutions || Ranching With Exotics
Q: What are your top three exotics that you love?
Joe mentioned favorites like giraffes, Cape buffalo, and bongo while Chuck highlighted greater kudus, sitatunga, and the Kenyan Mountain bongo.

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A notable focus revolves around the complex relationship between hunting and conservation, where discussions emphasize both the ethical implications and the socio-economic benefits that come from sustainable hunting practices. Episodes often feature in-depth conversations with experts, ranging from wildlife conservationists to historians, shedding light on various perspectives, including those who oppose hunting and those who advocate it. Listeners can expect a mix of informative narratives that tackle controversial issues while striving to bridge gaps between hunters and non-hunters in a respectful and educational manner. Additionally, there are unique insights into regional hunting practices and the broader implications for wildlife man... more

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7. James Green
8. Leland Brown

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