Carl Mandrioli, Bleav
Backpacking & Blisters: A Hiking, Backpacking, and Adventure Show
Backpacking and hiking tips and tales...with a sense of humor. This is your one-stop show for backpacking, hiking and adventure entertainment. From backpacking gear to the trail situations you will encounter to popular guests, this podcast will deliver. Derek and Carl will hit on all of the backpacking and hiking topics you want with decades of good (and horrendous) experience.
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Episodes
4 - Shaving Weight in Unexpected Ways 07.11.2017 25:45
While lightening one's load is not a new topic, Derek and Carl discuss (hopefully) unexpected ways to reduce weight in your pack. Admittedly there is at least one "Captain Obvious" suggestion that Derek introduces. He also somehow worked in why not to bring celery. GET MORE CONTENT! Please support us at Patreon to get bonus episodes, videos, and priority invites to B&B "events!...
3 - (Too) Close Encounters 07.11.2017 24:43
Derek and Carl explore the issue of interactions with fellow trail users. While some enthusiasts enjoy the socialization, others prefer a more solitary and nature-filled experience. Running into Derek and Carl's crew is definitely more suited to the latter but there is a method for avoiding people altogether -- even in the most crowded of national parks. Carl also admits to a jerk move from a few...
2 - Master of Disaster 07.11.2017 25:41
This episode explores some of the many potential backcountry disasters and how to avoid them. Carl being the self proclaimed master of disaster has stories to share about what not to do in the wilderness. GET MORE CONTENT! Please support us at Patreon to get bonus episodes, videos, and priority invites to B&B "events!" It's a safe and secure way to support your favorite content provi...
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