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On Step Alaska

On Step Alaska
Alaska
Fly Fishing
Steelhead
Fishing
Southeast Alaska
Salmon Fishing
Mountain Goats
Covid-19
Travel
Men's Style
Catskill Mountains
Ketchikan
Trout
New York
Salmon
Bristol Bay
Bear Hunting
Mendenhall Wetlands
Charter Fishing
Gardening

This Alaska-based podcast goes into depth about life in the 49th state. It covers hunting, fishing, conservation, filmmaking, photography, entrepreneurship, education and more. www.onstepalaska.com

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Latest Episodes

Allen Marine was voted Ketchikan’s 2025 Business of the Year. In this episode I talk to Matthew and Emma about the company's humble $82 first season fifty years ago to a fleet of custom vessels running tours out of Ketchikan, Sitka and Juneau. The ep... more

The episode covers calling tactics for Sitka Blacktail deer in Southeast Alaska. I talk about using a subtle call while approaching muskeg edges, the trade-off between waiting patiently at one spot versus covering more ground, and why confidence in y... more

In this episode Ryan Sapena from Seek Outside walks through his favorite tent setups — the Courthouse, Cimarron and the ultralight Silex — and explains liners, stove choices, and simple maintenance tips.

He also covers setup best practices and commo... more

Steve Shannon is a former teacher turned strength coach in Fairbanks. In this episode we discuss why everyone should be an athlete with the goal of improving the quality of their lives, not just pursuing athletic achievements. He gives practical advi... more

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Recent Guests

James Oliver
Founder and CEO of Atlas Bar
Atlas Bar
Episode: Episode 474 - Can sugar-free protein bars taste good?
Sheldon Air Service representative
Pilot and business operator at Sheldon Air Service
Sheldon Air Service
Episode: Episode 471 - Flightseeing and glacier landing
Louie Maurer
Winemaker at Bear Creek Winery
Bear Creek Winery
Episode: Episode 449 - Homer wine
Not mentioned
High school basketball official and former player
Not specified
Episode: Episode 446 - Officiating basketball in Alaska
Kevin Maier
Professor of English at the University of Alaska Southeast in Juneau.
University of Alaska Southeast
Episode: Episode 441 - Outdoor skills and Alaskan Literature
Jim Bachel
Key member of the Blacktail Deer Foundation involved in its establishment and fundraising efforts.
Blacktail Deer Foundation
Episode: Episode 438 - Blacktail Deer Foundation
Tom Seaton
Biologist with Alaska Department of Fish and Game, involved in the Wood Bison Project.
Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Episode: Episode 437 - Alaska bison
Matt Boline
Experienced youth hockey coach and conservation enthusiast
Episode: Episode 434 - Hockey, steelhead and conservation with Matt Boline
Mark Kenyon
Outdoor content creator and advocate for conservation
Wired to Hunt
Episode: Episode 431 - Wired to Hunt with Mark Kenyon

Host

Jeff Lund
Host discussing a variety of topics related to Alaskan life, particularly focusing on hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventures. He brings in personal anecdotes along with conversations with guests who share their expertise in these areas.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 83 ratings
  • I want to hunt in Alaska!

    This is a great show for those who want to hunt in Alaska. Jeff does a great job of painting the picture of what Alaska is like and how to plan for a hunt there. I can't wait to go!!! Thanks for a great show Jeff!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Backcountry Rookies
    United States3 years ago
  • Great Conversation, Great Questions

    I really enjoy Jeff’s conversations with his guests. He asks thought-provoking questions that help listeners to better understand the guests and topics they discuss. The smoothness of conversation and transition from one topic to the next makes each episode a pleasure to listen to. Jeff does some great work to shed light on the outdoors and life in Alaska.

    Kyle with The Young Guides Podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FlyBum_101
    United States3 years ago
  • Authentic storytelling from the last frontier

    A show that brings you an authentic Alaskan experience through interesting guests, stories, and educational episodes. Jeff's candid conversational approach creates interesting episodes and makes you feel a part of the conversation. I've never been to Alaska, but I think this show might change things!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Great Podcast!111
    United States4 years ago
  • Authentic Alaska

    A very enjoyable podcast that gives great insight into hunting and fishing in southeast Alaska. Jeff is obviously competent but humble

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jordan K from ID
    United States5 years ago
  • Great Content, Bad Audio

    Some of your episodes are too quiet to hear! Even when turned up all the way.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jake from ME
    United States5 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Some feedback mentions issues with audio quality in certain episodes, but overall enjoyment is high.
Many commend the host's engaging storytelling and knowledgeable discussions about hunting and fishing.
Listeners appreciate the authentic portrayal of Alaskan life and outdoor adventures.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#157
Germany/Sports/Wilderness
Apple Podcasts
#13
Saudi Arabia/Sports/Wilderness
Apple Podcasts
#15
Belgium/Sports/Wilderness
Apple Podcasts
#211
China/Sports/Wilderness
Apple Podcasts
#225
Sweden/Sports/Wilderness

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 476 - The case for a hot tent
Q: What are some common mistakes when setting up a teepee?
Ryan shares that common mistakes include incorrect tensioning of the tent and neglecting to use guy lines properly.
Episode 476 - The case for a hot tent
Q: What about condensation? Is it a concern?
Ryan believes having a hot tent is a better solution than dealing with condensation, which is manageable if setup is proper.
Episode 476 - The case for a hot tent
Q: What tent do you currently have?
Ryan currently favors the courthouse tent, which he describes as light and comfortable for camping.
Episode 474 - Can sugar-free protein bars taste good?
Q: How did you manage early failures and push forward?
Managing your own psychology is the hardest part. When feeling down, trying competitor bars and realizing that if they can succeed, so can I helped keep my motivation up.
Episode 474 - Can sugar-free protein bars taste good?
Q: What was it about the space that made you want to enter the market and have your own bar?
I just wanted it for myself. I was having a lot of bars and I wanted something with good nutrition, high protein, not a lot of sugar, but made with real ingredients.

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Content focuses on various aspects of life and adventure in Alaska, emphasizing hunting, fishing, and conservation. The episodes frequently feature discussions on outdoor sports, personal experiences in the Alaskan wilderness, and practical tips for enthusiasts looking to engage with these activities. Unique storytelling from local experts and personal anecdotes provide authentic insights into Alaskan culture and the challenges faced by those living in remote areas. The podcast also explores ecological concerns, the balance of local economies with natural resource management, and offers a candid look at the interconnectedness of community and environment.

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Recent guests on On Step Alaska include:

1. James Oliver
2. Sheldon Air Service representative
3. Louie Maurer
4. Not mentioned
5. Kevin Maier
6. Jim Bachel
7. Tom Seaton
8. Matt Boline

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