Canadian Bushcraft
The Canadian Bushcraft Podcast, With Caleb Musgrave
Discùssing all things related to Bushcraft, camping, survival, hunting, and more. Wilderness survival instructor, and Anishinaabe storyteller Caleb Musgrave and his guests will share open, and oftentimes candid experiences from the wilderness. From mountain lion encounters, to shenanigans in the woods. The Canadian Bushcraft Podcast is both informative, and entertaining.
Where to listen?
Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soonPodcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts
Episodes
Gear for Summer Backpacking 09.08.2020 1:55:19
In this episode of The Canadian Bushcraft Podcast, Ry The Adventure Guy returns to the podcast, to discuss what gear he and Caleb recommend to make sure you have for a backpacking trip in summertime.
Do you Canoe? 02.08.2020 1:00:02
In this episode Ry the Adventure Guy returns with Caleb to discuss canoes. Why they love them, what they can do for us, and where they can take us. Canoe trips are shared, as well as stories from the paddle.
Why Old Gear? 26.07.2020 1:00:13
Wool, canvas, carbon steel, and wooden snowshoes. In this episode, Caleb discusses the virtues of traditional or ancestral materials and technologies for the enjoyment of camping.
Bush Dogs 19.07.2020 54:32
This episode is dedicated to the loving memory of Canadian Bushcraft's most cherished member, Highway the Wonder Pup. Dogs are our best friends, and are amazing companions to have in the outdoors In this episode, Caleb shares his story of a life with dogs. Love, loss, grief, but also tender moments and the fondest memories of his life. He also hammers down the realities of caring for our four legg...
Manoomin, The Good Seed 12.07.2020 1:01:03
In this episode of the Canadian Bushcraft Podcast, Caleb discusses the magical, valuable and oddly enough controversial plant, Manoomin, aka Wild Rice. He shares some insights on this amazing plant, including the ecological importance, cultural value, and his perspective on the conflict surrounding the plant in Central Ontario, Canada.
The Boys; A Love Story 09.07.2020 58:24
In this episode Caleb waxes poetically about his love for the six men that have helped shape him into the man he is today. As a woodsman, as a friend, as a teacher, as a partner. These six men deserve a lot of fans and admiration, and Caleb wanted to make sure everyone knows who these brothers of his are. So enjoy.
Camp Food (ep. 013) 28.06.2020 50:14
In this episode, Caleb discusses basic nutrition, and camp food options to make your pack lighter, and your belly happier.
Father's Day (ep. 012) 21.06.2020 35:33
An ode to Old Man Musgrave. Caleb talks about what it is like to be raised by a father on the land, and what he thinks is important as a father for a child.
A Primer into Hunting (so 011) 14.06.2020 1:15:41
In this episode, Caleb discusses what you need to know to begin your Journey into Hunting. From gear, to licencing, to how to learn to hunt.
Bushcraft, By any Other Name. (Ep 010) 31.05.2020 48:14
Bushcraft, woodlore, woodceaft, survival skills, primitive technology. What do these terms all mean? Which one are we trying to learn? Why are there so damned many? In our tenth podcast episode, Caleb tries to help sift through all of it, to help us all better understand the world of Bushcraft. Plus, he brings up a very controversial question, should we get rid of the term "Primitive"?
Knowledge, First and Foremost. (Ep. 009) 24.05.2020 1:18:04
In this episode, Caleb discusses ways of learning, while telling a bit of the story surrounding how he has learned Bushcraft. As well, he lists his Top Ten Favourite Bushcraft and Survival Books.
Gimme Shelter (EP. 008) 17.05.2020 49:48
In this episode of The Canadian Bushcraft Podcast, Caleb discusses options for camping shelters. Tarps, tents, hammocks, sleeping pads, sleeping bags, and blankets. Plus, a simple pillow you can make out on the trail.
Helter Shelter (so 007) 10.05.2020 41:31
In this episode, Caleb discusses shelter at the base level. Heat loss and heat gain, and how we can combat them. He also describes one of the fastest shelters he has ever built in bad conditions, from nothing but natural materials and the clothes on his back. Want to support the Canadian Bushcraft Podcast? Find us on Patreon here; https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32280180
Wet and Wild Water (so 006) 03.05.2020 47:15
Caleb discusses the dangers lurking in the murky water you may try to drink, and how you can combat them. Want to support the Canadian Bushcraft Podcast? Click the link to become a patron today: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32280180
Trees (so. 005) 26.04.2020 46:19
Host Caleb Musgrave takes us on a journey through the myriad of trees he loves, and their countless uses. Want to support the Canadian Bushcraft Podcast? Find us on Patreon, and become a Patron today: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32280180
Axe Me A Question (so. 004) 19.04.2020 53:15
In this episode of The Canadian Bushcraft Podcast, host Caleb Musgrave and special guest host Ryan Moffat discuss the axe; it's history and why we love it.
The Knife Talk 07.04.2020 59:17
Caleb and Ryan chat about features and aspects of different knives for camping, hunting and general bush bumming. They also reminisce about knives of their pasts.
The Canadian Bushcraft Podcast: Survival TV 06.04.2020 33:00
On this episode of The Canadian Bushcraft Podcast, Caleb and Ryan discuss the world of televised survival and bushcraft. From Survivorman, to Ray Mears, to YouTube and film.
The beginner's guide to buying gear 06.04.2020 43:40
So you decided to get into Bushcraft. Great! But do you really need to break the bank to do so? In this episode of The Canadian Bushcraft Podcast, wilderness survival instructor Caleb Musgrave and backcountry explorer Ryan Moffat discuss ways to save, where to buy, and where you should invest. They also answer the question "what would be the number one tool you wouldn't ever leave behind?"
Similar podcasts
Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.