
Podcast by WTIP North Shore Community Radio
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 171 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

In this segment of "Keep it Wild" Kit and Sig Shirley from Sawbill Canoe Outfitters share "Leave No Trace" tips and strategies for Wilderness travelers of all ages. They also share a few animal stories from Summer 2025 canoe trips in the BWCAW. To le... more
Life-long wilderness traveler Peter Komendowski completed three solo canoe trips in the Boundary Waters over the last 13 months. In Part Two of this two-part conversation Peter has reached day ten of his 14+ day journey, where he finds himself in a s... more
We first met Peter Komendowski at Canoecopia. A life-long wilderness traveler originally from Chicago, and now living in Iowa, Peter completed three solo canoe trips over the last 13 months. In Part One of this two-part conversation we hear about his... more
In this segment of Keep it Wild, we talk to Sarah Bransford from Friends of the Boundary Waters, an organization that is collaborating with the U.S. Forest Service and other partners on a series of live streams for youth and educators across the Unit... more
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It's super annoying how so many of these podcasts are about how evil white people are ruining the world for everyone. How about do some episodes that are actually about the outdoors and all of the beauty we are blessed with. Maybe some people don't want to camp or paddle. It's not all some evil white guy's fault.
The Cory Dack episode was nothing to do with the boundary waters. It was only an advertisement for DEI and her personal agendas. Shame on the editors for not seeing this blatant political highjacking.
I listened to this podcast sitting by a campfire in my backyard. The local coyotes were whooping it up providing good background vocals. It really whetted my appetite for the spring opening trip into the Quetico next year.
So enjoyed the first episode of this podcast. Came to it via the UK’s Countryfile Magazine podcast (The Plodcast) mentioned in their recent episode. Going to really enjoy listening to the rest of these. Don’t know the area at all or anything about canoeing but this podcast brings both to life in such an enjoyable easygoing way.
Meh. Kind of a snoozer BWCA podcast. Wake me when it’s over.
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Focused on the outdoor experiences in the Boundary Waters region, this podcast engages listeners with stories and insights about canoeing, camping, and wildlife in northern Minnesota. Episodes frequently feature personal anecdotes of adventurers and experts sharing their connection to nature, the challenges and joys of outdoor activities, and the importance of preserving this pristine wilderness. Unique to this show are discussions on diversity and accessibility in outdoor spaces, inviting a broader audience to appreciate and participate in the natural world.
Listeners can expect a mix of practical advice, emotional storytelling, and advocacy for environmental stewardship. The content not only caters to avid outdoor enthusiasts but also ap... more
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1. Paddle and Portage Podcast
2. Tumblehome: A Boundary Waters Podcast
3. Big Red Canoe - Friends of the Boundary Waters podcast
4. Forest North
5. Points North
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Recent guests on WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast include:
1. Mike Danielsen
2. David Meier
3. Peter Komendowski
4. Sam Nichols
5. Steve Piragis
6. William Choi
7. Tim Ingrove
8. Jim Hulbert
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