HYOH Podcast - Hang Your Own Hang!

How good is the Hang community! When a favourite podcast goes quiet it leaves a void. It motivates you to search out something new. Then the new introduces the former’s return with explanation for the silence.

I've been a long time listner to HYOH. I've told many people about it. I really appreciate all the hard work you put into the podcast Chris. Thanks. Keep em coming at your own pace. Cheers from Newfoundland Canada!

Mark and Jonathan are the most awkwardly cringy interviewers I've ever heard. Unbearable to listen to them attempt to have a conversation. Their conversations are completely uncomfortable and unnatural. Since they left the interviews have become less interesting and the guy talks way too much about himself and his experiences.

I truly have given this a try but sorry, it’s just not as enjoyable as it was with Mark and Johnathan. And I miss “hanging with Gresh and Spiguyver”.

It’s called Hang Your Own Hang for a reason, and that reason is hammocks. Just not enough hammock conversation!

Sorry guys, but I have to unsubscribe.

Thanks, Jonathan and Mark, for producing such a wonderful podcast. I discovered it early on and have been listening ever since. You’ve had such a wide array of guests and topics, which really helps to keep the content fresh and interesting.

Loving it. I’m kicking my self for not listening soon and was really shocked to here my name mentioned in one of your podcast episode 38. Keep up the awesome job

Thank you from the UK. I’ve been into hammock camping for a couple of years now and I’m trying to get my friends to ditch their tents and join me in the trees. However as of yet I have failed in my quest but whenever we all go for a camp out I always take a spare just incase. I really enjoy all of your episodes and this is the one podcast I really look forward to every month. Great content and a fantastic source of information from both yourselves and your guests.

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New listener. I just am getting into hammock camping only been on one trip so far. Spend a lot of time in my car and music has just made me bored as of late. This is the first podcast I’ve listened too and it’s been great. Learned a lot of things, the main being I have a lot to learn about hammocks. Still only halfway through the content but can’t wait to listen to the rest!

Love these podcast keep them coming guys it’s just great to hear people talking about our hobby.

There’s nowhere else to hear stuff being spoken about so plainly and relaxed it’s brilliant!!!!!

Have listened to a few episodes so far and have really enjoyed each one. Interesting to meet some of the people on the leading edge of hammock camping and hear in depth interviews with them. I like the format with a longer topic and then a few shorter ones. A great addition to hammockforums.net for information and perspective. A nice substitute for actually getting out on the trail.

A great way to get your hammock’n fix whilst driving or hiking.. I need the good stuff !!

As a guy who has been hammock camping for over 30 years these guys constantly remind me how fun the evolution has been. The podcast has been fun to listen to for the last year or so since I first found it. The wide variety of guest from writers and Youtubers to inventors and amazing youth sharing there stories are great. Thanks guys for all your hard work and keep them coming.

I love the outdoors and learning different ways to enjoy it. I’m very interested in hammock camping. I learned of your show from The First 40 Miles podcast. If you like hiking and camping then this podcast is for you!

You guys are great hosts. You have interesting guests and ask them great questions so that we can learn. I've learned a ton about tree dwelling but also about camping and hiking in general. I can't wait for my next long drive in the car to get an episode in. And I love listening with my son with your frequent mention and focus on scouting. Keep up the great work!

Absolutely the best part of my daily commute...until this morning when I finally finished the backlog. Love this podcast. Mark and Jonathan make great hosts because they are eager learners, and their guests are industry experts and pioneers. Coupling this with my daily visits to HammockForums reconnected me with camping after nearly a decade since I stopped camping with Scouts as a youth. I'm on the verge of completing the "12 nights a year" challenge (at least 1 night each month for the year), ... more