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The MeatEater Podcast

MeatEater
Hunting
Conservation
Fishing
Cooking
Meateater
Public Lands
Wildlife
Montana
Meateater Trivia
Alaska
Wildlife Management
Wildlife Conservation
Trivia
Whitetail Deer
Jaguars
Mule Deer
Panda
Alan Rabinowitz
Theodore Roosevelt
Conservation Corridor

Building on the belief that a deeper understanding of the natural world enriches all of our lives, host Steven Rinella brings an in-depth and relevant look at all outdoor topics including hunting, fishing, nature, conservation, and wild foods. Filled with humor, irreverence, and things that will surprise the hell out of you, each episode welcomes a diverse group of guests who add their own experti... more

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Paul Rosolie
Naturalist and author, founder of Junglekeepers
Junglekeepers
Episode: Ep. 934: Paul Rosolie on Uncontacted Peoples, the Amazon, and Junglekeepers
Steven Rinella
Host of The MeatEater Podcast and conservationist/hunter
The MeatEater Podcast
Episode: Ep. 933: Ask Me Anything with Steven Rinella
Metin Eren
Dr. Metin Eren, Professor of Anthropology, Kent State University
Kent State University
Episode: Ep. 931: Eating Rotten Mammoths
David Meltzer
Dr. David Meltzer, Henderson Morrison Professor of Prehistory, Southern Methodist University
Southern Methodist University
Episode: Ep. 931: Eating Rotten Mammoths
Sam Forsteg
Candidate for Congress, Montana; former smoke jumper, public lands advocate
Sam for Montana campaign
Episode: Ep. 930: The Helicopter Elk Hunt Debacle
Eric Jay Dolin
Maritime and environmental historian, author
University/author (as discussed)
Episode: Ep. 928: The Wreck of the Mentor
Bryce Stubbs
Churchill, Montana home-cook competition contestant on 100 Cooks
100 Cooks / Food Network
Episode: Ep. 926: Suppressor Rules Change, Hangry Bears, Oil Worker Wins 100 Cooks, and More!
Trey McKinney
Youngest Angler of the Year, professional bass fisherman from Southern Illinois
Angler of the Year 2023/24
Episode: Ep. 926: Suppressor Rules Change, Hangry Bears, Oil Worker Wins 100 Cooks, and More!
John Allen
Former Navy SEAL known as MrBallen
MrBallen (content creator)
Episode: Ep. 924: MrBallen on SEALS, the War in Afghanistan, and a Career in Storytelling

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Steven Rinella
Host of the show, known for in-depth discussions on hunting, fishing, and conservation.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 55.1k ratings
  • Episode 933

    Hey meateater I have went back to episode one 3 years ago and I have finally caught up to date with the episodes your podcast is amazing and I love listening to it say hi to everyone for me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cricketman
    Canada4 days ago
  • Misinformation about Spotted Bass

    I just listened to a podcast that said the world record spotted bass was around 2 1/2 pounds. However, California has produced multiple spotted bass around 10 pounds. I’ve personally caught a lot in the 3 to 4 pound range.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Matthew T Anderson
    United States5 days ago
  • Steve struggled with gun control per usual

    Can Steve answer the last American President to pass gun control? And can Steve tell us which American President said, “You can’t have guns. You can’t walk in with guns,” stirring the ire of the NRA and other gun rights organizations? Steve may be surprised that neither answer is a Democrat. All bloat and no truth.

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    1
    I'm A Bison Not A Buffalo
    United States6 days ago
  • So macho

    A yawn fest of epic proportions.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    andrethescribe
    United Kingdom15 days ago
  • Commercials

    Enjoy the show. Can we do away with the annoying increase of volume on commercials.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GrantWoodsy
    United States24 days ago

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Ep. 931: Eating Rotten Mammoths
Q: How many baseball hats of the home team are in the stadium on game day?
The host uses a hypothetical colorblind counting analogy: the data could be biased and we can't trust the count until we understand the observer's limitations; the point is that interpretation in archaeology is often biased by missing or biased data.
Ep. 932: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXXXIV
Q: In the US Fish and Wildlife Service Migratory Bird Survey, code MALL stands for mallard, WODU stands for wood duck, and NOPI stands for what?
NOPI stands for a blank blank (the correct two-word term discussed for the quiz); the host and panelists debated but ultimately the answer was revealed later in the segment.
Ep. 932: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXXXIV
Q: Which of these world records is biggest? Mean Mouth Bass, Rock Bass, White Bass, Spotted Bass.
Mean Mouth Bass is the biggest among the options, as confirmed when revealed.
Ep. 930: The Helicopter Elk Hunt Debacle
Q: What happened during the helicopter elk hunt and why did it become a controversy?
The hunters used a helicopter to access public land, which led to an encounter where a rancher was caught hiding an elk skull on public land. This sequence went viral, raised questions about land access, boundaries, and ethical hunting in contested spaces, and culminated in trespass charges against a journalist/organizer and subsequent media scrutiny.
Ep. 929: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXXXIII
Q: What five-word museum-owners business is known for unbelievable taxidermy including a Cyclops shark and a two-headed snake?
Ripley's Believe It or Not

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2. Steven Rinella
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