
Jack Mountain Bushcraft School Media Hub. Registered Master Maine Guide, Est. 1999.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Time flies during the Wilderness Bushcraft Semester, and here we are at the end of semester number 68. Oz and I gathered around the old microphone to discuss the JMBS Digital Archives Project, the challenges of the spring semester (this semester in p... more
It’s been a while. This short episode is an announcement that we’re rebooting our podcast.
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Photo: Boots. As this is our reboot episode.
Show Notes: JMB Podcast Episode 136
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There is no profanity in this episode.
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Paul Sveum and I got together in our new digital studio (actually a piece of software) to talk about fly fishing opportunities for the upcoming 2025 season. We had a long list of topics to discuss and only got to a few of them. Hence the part 1 in th... more
Recorded on December 23, 2024. Rick, Oz and I got together via the internet to discuss the Maine Guide Medic wilderness first responder course that took place in November, 2024. We go over what worked well, what will be improved for next year, and so... more
Recorded on November 14. Sam Summers and discuss the Women’s Bushcraft & Canoe 3-Week Immersion, coming in 2025. We also discuss her experience on the 2024 Expedition Instructor program.
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Photo: Sam paddling with her dog.
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Recorded on Saturday, September 21. Oz and Rick are back from the solo expedition canoe course. We discuss how it went, what worked, what didn’t, what the plan is for next time. If you’re interested, the solo canoe expedition course is on the calenda... more
Recorded on Saturday, September 14. Oz and Rick are in camp preparing to run the solo expedition canoe course and we decided to record our morning coffee discussion. Current events, all about the solo expedition canoe course, Rick’s survival courses ... more
Recorded on Sunday, September 1st, we welcome Christopher Russell back to the podcast after a lenghty hiatus. We discuss the idea of adaptation and how we’re adapting to the changes in the weather, as well as discuss current events around the field s... more
Very interesting podcast about survival and bushcraft in northern Maine.
I love your podcast and am always entertained plus I always learn something new! Keep them coming!
Tim and the gang provide an informational and comical experience discussing the realities of outdoor skills and outdoor living. Keep up the good work fellas!
Full disclosure, I know Tim. We dropped him off in Norway for a survival show on Discovery. I run survival instructor training for the UK military, and the points Tim and his team discuss are the same teaching and learning challenges my team and I discuss around our camp fires.
If you want an intelligent and witty podcast that deals with the real issues and underlying facts of real outdoors living, subscribe. You won’t regret it.
John Hudson. Jun 2019.
As we become less and less able to live off the land and become more and more ignorant of our roots, this man teaches us who we are and where we come from. I look forward to one day learning from him in person.
Leaders and innovators in the field. Please continue to produce this valuable content. I always look forward to the next episode and hope to share the trail with you soon.
The podcasts gets me in the right spot. All I have been finding of late has been bushcraft that just doesn’t seem real. In this podcast is where I found a community that I had been searching for.
Thank you for what you do.
Joshua Floris.
Trying to forget the metric system.
The JMB podcast is the real deal. It’s informative and fun.Kinda makes you feel like you’re in the guide shack with them!
Love the show. Thanks for bringing it to us!
Great discussions. I’m one of those guys who splits his time between Boston and the NH woods. This podcast is one of the things that keeps me going when I’m stuck in the concrete forest. Thanks, Tim!
Again, great stuff guys really enjoy the podcast keep it coming!
The JMB Podcast is a no BS, informative, real life podcast. The information is the result of real world experiences of the staff and guests.
Excellent podcast on bushcraft.
Enjoy this a lot, entertaining and informative. keep up the great work Tim!
Ric Nagualero
This seems like a great entry level platform for the school! It would be useful to see some specific skills that people could focus on before moving on to the next level ( fire starting, shelter building, etc.)










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