
The World's longest running independent producer of broadcast quality podcasts for the adventurer, the long distance hiker, the backpacker, the camper, in fact anyone seeking an independent life in the outdoors as a self powered traveler. Since 2005 we've produced audio and video podcasts for the self powered outdoor enthusiast in the UK and World-Wide. For people who wants to find out more about ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 510 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Categories | Places & TravelHealth & FitnessFitnessSociety & Culture | ||||

Here Be Witches: Uncovering Scotland’s Wicked History within the Landscape
When I set out to explore the wilds of Scotland, I’m often captivated by the rolling hills, mist-shrouded glens, and the patchwork of ancient villages that dot the land throu... more
In this special Christmas episode of "The Outdoors Station," I join my friend Andy Howell for a festive wild camping adventure in the Welsh hills, braving stormy weather to cook a full three-course Christmas dinner in a tent. In this re-edited episod... more
In this final episode of our Coast to Coast series, I recount the last leg of our journey across England with Rose, Simon, and Ruth. We reflect on memorable campsites, favorite meals, and the challenges of carrying our own gear.
Arriving at Robin Ho... more
So here we are on our penultimate day on the Wainwright Coast to Coast walk, sharing the challenges of overambitious planning, heavy packs, and a comical campsite booking blunder. We enjoy tranquil woodland paths, a memorable tea stop in Grosmont, an... more
In this special 600th episode of The Outdoors Station, marking 20 years of sharing free content and countless hours spent creating these podcasts, we celebrate not just a milestone, but a journey. I recount days 10 and 11 of our Coast to Coast walk. ... more
In this episode, I share my experience hiking the Wainwright Coast to Coast Trail, focusing on our stay at the welcoming Church Holme campsite at Danby Wiske. I chat with Vicky, the owner, about her thoughtful approach to hospitality and the unique c... more
In this episode, I recount day seven and day eight on the Wainwright Coast to Coast trail. We wake beside a stream at Rukins campsite, dodge incoming rain, and share breakfast with fellow hikers. The unpredictable weather and challenging terrain test... more
In this episode, I continue my journey with Rose on day six along the Wainwright Coast to Coast trail, walking from Kirkby Stephen to Keld. We share our experiences navigating unpredictable weather, challenging terrain, and limited resupply options. ... more
Brilliant variation in subjects, beautifully captured and edited audio, highly recommended, I really love following along on your walks via audio rather than video.
Thanks so much for your work Bob, I’ve been listening for many years now. I have particularly enjoyed the last three episodes - Graham Uney and the two part Cape to Cape.
Thank you Bob for entertaining me over the years and inspiring me to many adventures.
I’ve enjoyed many happy flights and hikes around the world with Bob’s entertaining podcasts. Very informative and inspiring. Thanks for all the years of Podcasting Bob.
Great show, personal, honest. Inspiring and interesting. Great to have a European/uk hiking, outdoor and backpacking channel as apposed to the other USA based outlets. Fills an essential niche reflecting the interests and needs of the huge community of European and Uk outdoor enthusiasts.
Bob, Thanks for your time and effort in creating a great podcast. Hope you good
I’ve enjoyed many happy flights and hikes around the world with Bob’s entertaining podcasts. Very informative and inspiring. Thanks for all the years of Podcasting!
So glad this podcast is back. Very informative and entertaining.
Bob has a test interviewing style with a focus on all kinds of self powered travel. A must listen show if you like the outdoors!
Good to see Bob back podcasting - having missed his always informative shows in recent times.
They are on YouTube as well.
I know it must be a labour of love making these, so do keep going!
Great show, not advertising heavy. Inspiring and interesting. Latest the hot tent diaries interview. Going to buy the book. Heading for Scotland in January and plan to car camp on some nights. A hot tent sounds like a much more comfortable idea.
Great to hear Bob’s voice back in my podcast queue. I’ve been a long time listener of this podcast, first discovered via Bob’s tips on light weight hiking after completing the West Highland Way with very sore feet and frantically googling how to reduce kit weight!
Although the majority of the episodes are remote interviews, the production of the podcast is high with custom jingles, backing music etc. and I believe there is a studio for in person interviews - might have got the timing wrong on ... more
The Outdoors Station is such an amazing podcast and I see why it's been around so long. So many amazing interviews and you never know who you'll hear from next, as their is a nice variety of guests. Bob is a fantastic host and love these intriguing conversations he directs.
Being a podcaster myself I am mega fussy about the quality and production of podcasts. I have to be honest I was blown away by what Bob has created here. This is top notch podcasting at its best....right the benchmark is set....i have to raise my own game!!!
Love these pods, anyone who likes a bit of the outdoors should subscribe, Bob should be on the radio (he’s got the voice) Five stars from me.
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Recent guests on The Outdoors Station include:
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2. Ruth Elosta
3. Don Kirkwood
4. Mike Gauner
5. Graham Uney
6. Elise Downing
7. Zara Lachlan
8. Dr. Rose O'Neill
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