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The Field And Stream Podcast

Field And Stream | Colin Kearns
Hunting
Conservation
Duck Hunting
Public Lands
Pheasant Hunting
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Waterfowl Hunting
Musky Fishing
Whitetail Rut
Salt Marsh Hunting
Deer Hunting
Scott Bestial
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Swamps
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A River Runs Through It
Fly Fishing
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For more than a century, Field & Stream has told America’s best hunting and fishing stories. Now, the legendary outdoor magazine brings its award-winning storytelling, sharp reporting, and campfire camaraderie to the podcast world. Hosted by Field & Stream Editor-in-Chief Colin Kearns, the Field & Stream Podcast takes listeners inside the pages of the magazine with segments inspired by its most be... more

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Latest Episodes

Summer nights hold unforgettable hunts and shotgun lessons every wingshooter should experience at least once.

Field & Stream’s Will Brantley and Phil Bourjaily share two timeless outdoor traditions that deserve a place on every hunter’s summer calen... more

Great camp meals create lasting hunting memories long after the last shot is fired.

Wild game, camp traditions, and great food have always gone hand in hand. This conversation explores why the meals shared around the table often become just as memor... more

The best hunting lessons aren't learned from books, they're passed down afield.

Father's Day is about more than celebrating dads. It's about honoring the traditions, lessons, and memories that shape who we become in the outdoors.

In this special Fi... more

A broken finger, a conservation fight, and a hunting dog you'll never forget.

Field & Stream's Will Brantley kicks things off with one of the most unique fishing traditions in America: catfish noodling. From wrestling giant flathead catfish by hand ... more

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Recent Guests

Jean-Paul Bourgeois
Chef, writer, and host of Duck Camp Dinners
Duck Camp Dinners / Stir The Pot (YouTube)
Episode: Episode 18 - Duck Camp Dinners, Summer Grilling, and the Art of Camp Cooking
Keith McCafferty
Longtime Field & Stream writer
Field & Stream
Episode: Episode 17 - Lessons From Dad: Hunting, Fishing, and Outdoor Legacies
Alice Jones Webb
Field & Stream contributing writer
Field & Stream
Episode: Episode 17 - Lessons From Dad: Hunting, Fishing, and Outdoor Legacies
Ryan Chelyas
Field & Stream Senior Editor
Field & Stream
Episode: Episode 17 - Lessons From Dad: Hunting, Fishing, and Outdoor Legacies
Dave Hurteau
Field & Stream Executive Editor
Field & Stream
Episode: Episode 17 - Lessons From Dad: Hunting, Fishing, and Outdoor Legacies
Hal Herring
Conservation columnist at Field & Stream; author
Field & Stream
Episode: Episode 16 - Catfish Noodling, Conservation Battles, and the Dog of a Lifetime
Stephen Paul
Field & Stream contributor, professional musky guide, author of Next Level Musky Fishing
Field & Stream
Episode: Episode 15 - The Musky Episode: Spring Muskie Tactics and Essential Lures with Steven Paul
Gary Soldati
East Coast saltwater plug builder featured in Craftsman section
Big Water Pikes
Episode: Episode 14 - Traditions, Duck Camps, and Legendary Striper Lures at Field & Stream
Dave Friteau
Editor and journalist; discussed The Norwegian Mafia
Field & Stream (via Scott Bestjel)
Episode: Episode 13 - Open Country Gobblers, River Conservation, and Classic Turkey Stories

Hosts

Colin Kearns
Editor-in-Chief at Field & Stream and host of the show, focusing on storytelling, conservation, and outdoor culture.
T. Edward Nickens
Experienced outdoor writer, storyteller, and conservation advocate contributing long-form essays and discussion on hunting culture.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Campfire is 🔥🔥🔥

    Campfire is exactly what hunting podcasts needed, immersive soundscapes that bring the story alive for you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mclaugh19
    United States8 months ago
  • Great

    Great

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Jghggh
    United States8 months ago
  • Brilliant format

    Absolutely loved this format. Listening to Nickens narrate his own writing is worth the listen alone.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    e12dollarz
    United States9 months ago
  • Great storytelling!

    Loved this! The story Eddie Nickens told at the end gave me chills

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cmkearns
    United States9 months ago
  • Could listen to this all day

    This is the long-drive content I needed (currently listening as we drive up the West Coast) and it’s the Journal experience we needed while driving! 🙏

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Coast Listener ⚡️
    United States9 months ago

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Episode 18 - Duck Camp Dinners, Summer Grilling, and the Art of Camp Cooking
Q: What did the James Beard Award recognition mean for the show?
Bourgeois describes feeling humbled and surprised by the recognition, noting how the award framed the show within the broader food world and suggested that Louisiana culture and hunting storytelling can intersect with high culinary discourse.
Episode 18 - Duck Camp Dinners, Summer Grilling, and the Art of Camp Cooking
Q: How did Duck Camp Dinners start and evolve into an episodic format?
Jean-Paul Bourgeois explains that the show began as a pilot project after his media training and the Blue Smoke era, evolving into a multi-plot episodic format that includes conservation, small business stories, and diverse community camps, driven by authentic storytelling and a focus on people who build the scenes at camp.
Episode 16 - Catfish Noodling, Conservation Battles, and the Dog of a Lifetime
Q: What gives you hope for the future of hunting and fishing in America?
Hope comes from awakening—people becoming more engaged with public lands, successful initiatives like collaborations that provide access to land for hunting, and a renewed sense of stewardship that can outpace political challenges.
Episode 16 - Catfish Noodling, Conservation Battles, and the Dog of a Lifetime
Q: What do you love most about noodling season?
The core answer centers on camaraderie, shared history, and the sense of community built around a long-standing ritual, including a flotilla of noodlers, road trips, and the collective memory of successful catches and stories.
Episode 16 - Catfish Noodling, Conservation Battles, and the Dog of a Lifetime
Q: So I guess my first question for you when it comes to noodling is simply this. Why?
The guests describe noodling as a complex blend of tradition, technique, and personal risk, with emphasis on safety, regional legality, and the intimate connection to the river and the fish. The discussion highlights the skill required to anticipate a bite, the need to manage breath and position, and the cultural storytelling around the practice.

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What is The Field And Stream Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show blends narrative storytelling with practical hunting and fishing insight, grounded in Field & Stream's outdoor tradition. Recent episodes showcase ambitious hunts, conservation wins, gear discussions, and personal essays that explore memory, family, and the cultural fabric of outdoors life. A recurring strength is immersive Campfire segments and guest storytelling from prominent outdoor writers, making it feel like a curated campfire with a magazine pedigree. Noteworthy are the long-form essays and conservation-focused conversations that connect public lands, wildlife policy, and gear culture with intimate, personal storytelling. Potential listeners will likely enjoy rich outdoor narratives, practical tips, and a strong sense of o... more

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3. Alice Jones Webb
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