CAM Podcast

PJ Reilly talks with Kolby Hanley, owner or UltraView Archery about the origins and future of his archery products company. Kolby turned down a GE internship opportunity after college to pursue his startup fueled by $1 burritos and 3D printing in a frat house basement.

PJ Reilly and Josh Grine talk with Canadian Olympic Archer Crispin Duenas just after the 2020 Olympic Games postponement announcement. Crispin also shares about the balance of being a physics teacher and training for the Olympics; the effects of Covid-19 restrictions in Canada; and the importance of mental toughness.

PJ Reilly check in with pro archer Reo Wilde in the wake of the many tournament cancellations and uncertain archery season plans. Reo gives his perspective on staying motivated through this crisis period; being on archer committees to represent athletes at the national and international levels and; how he sees archery's perception in the U.S. versus outside the country.

PJ Reilly interviews the 2019 U.S. Open and Outdoor National Champion Louis Price after a strong start to 2020 with his first-ever 900 at the Vegas Shoot. Louis also talks about growing up around the family archery shop in New York state; his goals to shoot full-time and make the U.S. Archery Team; and fighting through the wind with a hinge release.

PJ Reilly talks with Senior Pro archer Glenn Meadows after his first ever ASA podium finish at the 2020 Hoyt Pro/Am in Foley, AL. Glenn recaps how the weekend played out for him; gives his first impressions of the new wolverine target; and talks about overcoming a health issue with his eye that led him switching from right hand to left hand shooting.

PJ Reilly chats with 2020 Hoyt Pro/Am Known Pro qualification leader Kevin Dukes about his big weekend. Dukes talks about his strategy in Foley; working full time and finding time to shoot; and taking home a few new targets to practice on.

PJ Reilly checks in with Olympian Brady Ellison after shooting the first ever 900 in the Men's Championship Recurve division at the 2020 Vegas Shoot. Brady also talks about overcoming a long time hand injury; how he's preparing for the Tokyo Olympics; and building a bow for the upcoming ASA season.

PJ Reilly talks with Pro Archer Paige Pearce after shooting her first 900 at the Vegas Shoot in 2020. Coming off of a big indoor year, Paige covers how she beat the "Vegas hype," switching her release to address injury and how she sees women's archery making major breakthroughs.

PJ Reilly catches up with John Dillinger after winning the 2020 Lancaster Archery Classic Barebow Division. Dillinger talks about past lessons he's learned from other finals that helped him win the Classic, dealing with target panic the day before the final and his excitement to face Tim Gillingham if he switched to barebow.

PJ Reilly and Josh Grine talk about the upcoming season for Competition Archery Media as the broadcast schedule kicks into gear with the Lancaster Archery Classic.

PJ Reilly and Josh Grine chat with pro archer David Houser just off his second place finish at the Iowa Pro Am. David talks about why he likes the new Hoyt INVICTA, changing his release aid setup and how he transitions from target season to 3D season.

PJ Reilly and Josh Grine talk with pro archer Erin McGladdery after her first Indoor World Cup event in Rome. Erin discusses why she's working on a new shooting form, her interest in competing in more World Archery competition and looking at a new chapter in her career.

PJ Reilly and Josh Grine speak with Dave Cousins fresh off his win at the TRUBall/Axcel Roma Archery Tournament. Cousins talks about staying competitive after more than two decades as a pro, switching to PSE and his highlights from Rome.

Chuck Cooley talks with Brandi Granett, Pro Archer and owner of Archers Association of America, about taking on a new business, how archers can save money and how to find things to do outside of shooting at a tournament.

Chuck Cooley talks with Joe Crisanti, owner of Pure Space Hypnosis, about how to help your archery mental game with hypnosis.

Chuck Cooley talks with pro archer Braden Gellenthien about the Pan American Games, what motivates archers on the International scene and the next generation of archer/athletes.

Hoyt pro shooter Katelyn Bordwell made history as the first woman to compete in the Known Pro division at the 2019 ASA Classic in Metropolis, IL. Chuck Cooley talked to her afterward about her experience.

Chuck Cooley talks with Cara Kelly about her new job, mental strength and arcHER.

Chuck Cooley talks with Jack and Sharon Wallace coming off their second joint ASA win in Appling, GA. Listen to this episode to hear how two very competitive people find success in their careers and marriage.

Chuck Cooley talks with S3DA Executive Director Jennie Richardson about her organization's rapid growth and opportunities it offers students through competitive archery. To see S3DA in action check out this video from 2019 US Indoor Nationals. https://soundcloud.com/user-373349034/jennie-richardson/s-Xn1AE

Chuck Cooley talks with George Ryals IV (during Indoor Nationals)about his new position as the USA Paralympic archery team head coach.

PJ Reilly talks to John Demmer III about recruiting new barebow archers and new competition opportunities.

Chuck Cooley talks with University of the Cumberlands Archery Head Coach, Kris Strebeck, about the impressive growth and success of the varsity archery team. Strebeck used his background in collegiate football to start the school's archery program which has won eight overall team National Championships.

Chuck Cooley talks with Rod Menzer, CEO of USA Archery, about the merger with US Collegiate Archery, the new RED program and coaching changes to the Paralympic team.

Chuck Cooley talks with Archery Shooter's Association (ASA) President Mike Tyrell about endemic sponsorships, drug testing and the growth of archery in general.