Hosted by Brandon Lilly and Ross Hillier; Peace, Love, and Meat began as a project to help people find a path previously unknown. To eliminate anyone’s reason to not improve. We train, we reflect, we read, we think. It’s our mission here to enlighten others, to ways that have helped us find a path to a better life. Nothing is static, we are always evolving, and that’s the gift. To share our journe... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness |
In this episode, Brandon sits down with Aron Snyder of Kifaru, a versatile individual deeply immersed in outdoor pursuits such as hunting, guiding, and scouting. Aron sheds light on his unique approach to harmonizing personal passions with profession... more
Today's episode we're joined by Cody D'Acquisto of Lone Wolf Custom Gear, UOMO and Dying Breed Bowhunter. more
In this episode, Brandon and Ross are joined by Jim Eeckhout to discuss the Lost Bow Campaign. The Lost Bow Campaign aims to keep the tradition of traditional archery alive by providing bows to youth and adults who are interested in traditional arche... more
In this episode, Ross and Brandon discuss the topic of anonymity on social media, the rise of women's sports, particularly women's college basketball and women's professional soccer. The guys discuss the future of sports, including the potential for ... more
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I’ve been following PLM since it started and have know Brandon for years. His journey is amazing and the content and guests on the show are great. Hunting. Lifting. Life. Cool stuff. Inspiring! Keep at it
Soo much to ponder here on this episode. Initiated a great conversation with my buddy
First off, this is legit. So many podcast and or media platforms are being used to share info that is just regurgitated. Not actual personal findings or facts. I know Brandon is a legit, intelligent stud! He's a solid hunter and knows as much about human comprehension and the body to get just about everything done. Follow along and learn! This is the perfect place to do so! more
This podcast is equal parts educational and motivational. A must for every listener trying to better themselves.
This podcast has no business being as good as it is. I started following Brandon’s stuff after going to a powerlifting seminar he taught around a decade ago. It’s crazy to see the change he’s undergone and the thoughtfulness he has developed as a human being, which allows him to bring his unique deep perspective to this podcast. more
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