
Jonathan Wilkins of Black Duck Revival interviews a fascinating collection of human beings, all of them having embraced the notion, that real value is found at the intersection of thoughtful consideration and the tactile business of getting your hands dirty.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Episode 79 features pitmaster, restauranteur and BDR benevolent benefactor, Gregg Ring. Jonathan and Gregg discuss Texas BBQ, their friendship, and Gregg's unique position as a steward and manager of some phenomenal Texas hunting gems.
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Episode 78 features a conversation with Gilbert Randolph of Art Ducko Calls. Jonathan and Gilbert discuss the perks of being generalist hunters as opposed to specialists and the importance of bringing your full self to your creative endeavors.
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Jonathan sits down for a conversation with the wildly and innately talented singer/songwriter, Adam Faucett. They discuss the "why" behind the impetus to create, when hard living gives way to the pursuit of longevity, and how to lean into the notion ... more
Episode 76 features Arkansas muralist, Jessica Jones. Jonathan and Jessica discuss the uncertainties of life, artistic motivations and maintaining creative integrity while balancing the realities of making a living and supporting a family.
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Enjoyed this discussion on Mississppi and Johnathan’s unapologetic dialog of facts on Race and history of it! Both sides are history the Good and the Bad.
Stumbled across this podcast looking for hunting podcasts and it has quickly become my favorite podcast. Guests are very interesting and the interviews are insightful. Great conversations and topics!
Listening to this takes me back to sitting in hunting camps with your best buddies telling stories. The stories go deeper than just the hunt, insightfully intelligent conversations with some of the most interesting people in the country. Highly recommend!
This was good listening ,, a balance between hunting and cooking. Encouraged me to learn more! Johnathan when you start an intern program seriously sign me up!
Jonathan’s podcast is incredibly entertaining and totally unique in the hunting and fishing space. Wether you geek out on hunting, fishing, wild game cooking or hunting-related archeological research, you should add this show to your rotation ASAP.
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This show spotlights people who balance thoughtful reflection with hands-on, blue-collar work. Across episodes, conversations weave philosophy, craft, and authentic living—covering topics from hunting culture and conservation to independent art, music, and storytelling. Notable strengths include candid, long-form dialogue, a willingness to tackle tough social histories, and a clear emphasis on integrity, mentorship, and building sustainable livelihoods outside mainstream paths.
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Recent guests on The Black Duck Revival Podcast include:
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2. Gilbert Randolph
3. Adam Faucett
4. Jessica Jones
5. Eloise Wilkins
6. George Copeland Jr.
7. Alex Harvey
8. Hunter Farrior
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