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The Field Cheddar Podcast
Welcome to the Field Cheddar Podcast , where overlanding, camping, and real-world gear testing come together around the campfire. Hosted by Mark , a former U.S. Marine, and Mikey V , both retired from the United States Coast Guard, the show brings decades of field experience to the conversation. Between the two of them, they’ve completed multiple deployments, traveled to five of the seven continents, and spent years camping, exploring, and living out of their gear in the real world. Every episode of Field Cheddar dives into the gear that makes outdoor adventures possible—from overlanding setup...
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3 de abr de 2026
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Field Cheddar Episode 1, MyMedic Med Kits 03.04.2026 1:20:29
Mark and Mike are back in their first episode and gear rating. Recorded in the back of Mike's Toyota Hiace! MyMedic Med kits are up for review and they both talk about recent trips they have taken and challenges with some other gear that will be reviewed later. Also Coffee is made using the EDC brew kit!
Field Cheddar Episode 0, The Launch 10.03.2026 58:20
An introduction to Mark and Mike and the show! They explain what the show is about, their backgrounds and experience of where they are coming from in regards to camping, traveling and overlanding, and they discuss their unique rating system they will be using to dive into the best gear out there both commercial and DIY!
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