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Sounds Like A Search And Rescue Podcast

SLASR Podcast
Search and Rescue
Hiking
Hiking Safety
Mount Washington
Mt. Washington
White Mountains
Winter Sports
Mt. Washington Auto Road
4,000 Footers
Harvard Cabin
Weather Conditions
Franconia Ridge
Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center
New Hampshire
Canine Operational Medicine
Mount Major
Appalachian Trail
Community Events
Weather
Winter Hiking

The Sounds Like a Search and Rescue Podcast - where we discuss all things related to hiking and search and rescue in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

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Welcome to Episode 214 of the Sounds Like a Search and Rescue podcast. This week, we are joined by Taylor, the Nahamsha Hiker. Taylor is a well known thru hiker and content creator with a large f... more

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Welcome to Episode 213 of the sounds like a search and rescue podcast. This week, good friend of the show and author Ken Bosse joins us. Ken recently published his 4th book - "They Said It's Dan... more

This week - join us for a deep dive So You wannna on the Kinsmans. Enjoy!

Welcome Stomp and Dave for a Halloween Episode!

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Recent Guests

Ken Bosse
Prolific author and hiking enthusiast focused on the White Mountains.
Episode: Episode 213 - Welcome Back Ken Bosse, Mystery of Abandoned Tent, Hawaii Hiking, SAR News
Paul Cormier
President of Mountain Rescue Services
Mountain Rescue Services
Episode: Episode 11 - So You Wanna - White Mountain Waterfalls
Joe Lentini
Notable figure in local hiking and rescue
Episode: Episode 11 - So You Wanna - White Mountain Waterfalls
Ty Gagney
Author of 'Lines of Winter'
Episode: Episode 11 - So You Wanna - White Mountain Waterfalls
Craig Heiselman
Adopt-A-Trail Coordinator for the AMC, passionate about trail maintenance and safety
Appalachian Mountain Club
Episode: Episode 211 - Craig Heiselman - AMC Adopt-A-Trail Coordinator, Jefferson - Clay - Washington Hike, All Trail Mishaps
Marylyn Styles
Race Director for Aravaipa Running's White Mountain Endurance Races and long-time endurance athlete
Aravaipa Running
Episode: Episode 210 - Marylyn Styles, Race Director of Aravaipa Running - White Mountain Endurance Race Series, King Ravine, Hawthorne Falls, ADKs
Steven Chase
A caretaker with extensive experience in the Randolph Mountain area and co-editor of the book.
Randolph Mountain Club
Episode: Episode 208 - Steven and Brad from the Randolph Mountain Club - Letters From the Mountain
Brad Meiklejohn
Another experienced caretaker from the Randolph Mountain Club and co-editor of the book.
Randolph Mountain Club
Episode: Episode 208 - Steven and Brad from the Randolph Mountain Club - Letters From the Mountain
Brittany Wassick
Co-founder of the Taylor James Steeves Foundation
Episode: Episode 206 - Brittany joins us, Pemi Loop Deep Dive, Tay's Summit Challenge, FKT Updates, Hiker Drama, Baldfaces

Hosts

Mike
Co-host known for his engaging anecdotes and emphasis on hiking education and safety tips.
Nick
Co-host bringing humor and personal experiences to the discussions about hiking and search and rescue.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 352 ratings
  • Great podcast!

    I love the whites and love hiking and this podcast is the best of both! Hope you get back to 5.0 stars Mike!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brandonn Gates
    United States2 months ago
  • Listen Daily

    The best podcast! So glad I stumbled upon this while on my annual road trip to NH ❤️I listen all the time now.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Earlybird39
    United States6 months ago
  • Bring back Stomp!

    It’s not the show it was. Drifting down fast.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    paoolyblue44
    Canada7 months ago
  • Listener on Daily Walks

    I am not a hiker but I do like to listen about the stories of those that do. I turn this on when I take my daily walks. It is starting to get me interested in getting in some hiking this summer.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cdbrst77
    United States7 months ago
  • Podcast has gotten worse and worse

    Used to be a great podcast! However these past 6 months it’s really tanked. Messy unorganized banter, clearly do no research on topics, forget talking about actual rescues and the Ads. Promoting gambling on a hiking podcast really???? Get a grip this just seems like it’s become a money grab for them. Love Stomp but Mike is just becoming more annoying over the past 6 months. Just your typical bro dad that pretends he knows things.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Get rid of Mike
    United States9 months ago

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A few critiques mention shifts in content focus that some longtime fans do not appreciate, hinting at a desire for a balance between education and entertainment.
Listeners praise the engaging storytelling and informative content related to hiking and outdoor safety.
The humor and dynamic between hosts are frequently highlighted as enjoyable aspects of the episodes.
Many reviews express appreciation for the expert guests and their insights on safe hiking practices and community connections.

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Episode 209 - Welcome Stash, Bad Parenting, Drugged up Hikers, Baldpate Range, The Mt. Washington Cog Railway
Q: What motivated you to want to stay around the Pemi region and go back there?
Stash shared his previous experience in the Pemi, where he dealt with pouring rain but wanted to revisit to attempt to bag the peaks he missed.
Episode 208 - Steven and Brad from the Randolph Mountain Club - Letters From the Mountain
Q: What advice would you give to listeners who might want to experience trail systems or the shelters?
It's best to start in the summer to get accustomed to the terrain and then graduate to winter hiking. Always be prepared for sudden weather changes.
Episode 208 - Steven and Brad from the Randolph Mountain Club - Letters From the Mountain
Q: Why do you think young people should consider careers in the outdoors?
Working as a caretaker fosters self-reliance and a strong connection to nature, which are invaluable experiences that can lead to successful careers.
Episode 208 - Steven and Brad from the Randolph Mountain Club - Letters From the Mountain
Q: Can you tell us about your role and personal experience as a caretaker and your involvement in the RMC?
I've had the privilege to serve as a caretaker since the early 1980s, and my experiences have shaped my career in conservation, deeply connecting me to the landscape.
Episode 205 - Episode 205 - Welcome Christy from Bristol Peak Rustics, White Mountains History - Brutus the Dog, Patric McCarthy, Canada Hiking Ban
Q: What advice do you have for hikers regarding winter conditions?
Always be prepared with the right gear for cold weather, and learn through training courses about wilderness survival and first aid.

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Conversations center on hiking, safety practices, and search and rescue operations in the White Mountains, emphasizing personal stories and experiences from both the hosts and their guests. Episodes often feature discussions about important hiking trails, historical context, and tips for outdoor enthusiasts of all experience levels. The dynamic between the hosts adds a layer of humor, making the content engaging while providing valuable insights into the hiking community and local wilderness culture. Unique topics, such as the evolution of hiking gear and personal anecdotes from past rescues, contribute to a deeper understanding of outdoor safety and enjoyment in this rugged landscape.

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2. Paul Cormier
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7. Steven Chase
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