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In this episode of the Mushing Podcast, host Robert speaks with Betsy Heidt about her journey in dog-powered sports with her dogs, Muppy and Journey. Betsy shares her experiences with training, racing, and the unique challenges of using smaller breeds in mushing. The conversation highlights the community support in dog sports, the rise of Muppy's popularity, and insights into the future of dog mushing. Betsy also offers advice for newcomers to the sport and shares fun facts about her dogs' diverse activities.
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In this episode of the Mushing Podcast, host Robert speaks with Dave Daley, founder of the Hudson Bay Quest, a unique sled dog race in Churchill, Manitoba Canada. They discuss Dave's background in dog mushing, the challenges faced by the race, and the importance of community involvement. The conversation also touches on the future of dog mushing, advice for newcomers, and the logistics of the race, including safety measures and the potential for polar bear encounters. Listeners are encouraged to connect with the Hudson Bay Quest through social media for real-time updates during the race.
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In this engaging conversation, Connor McMahon shares his journey as a musher, detailing his experiences leading up to and during the Iditarod. He discusses his life in the Yukon, the challenges faced on the trail, and the importance of his dog team.
Connor reflects on the unique experiences of the race, including unexpected weather conditions and the camaraderie among mushers. He also looks ahead to future races and offers advice for those interested in the sport of mushing.
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In this episode of the Mushing Podcast, host Robert interviews Marcel Marin, a seasoned musher from Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, who is deeply involved in organizing the Underdog 100 race. They discuss the unique challenges of mushing in extreme cold, the race's format, and the community's engagement in dog sledding.
Marcel shares insights on the history of the race, the importance of volunteers, and the future of dog mushing, emphasizing the need for a supportive community and the joy of racing with dogs.
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In this episode of the Mushing podcast, host Robert speaks with Jonah Bacon, a passionate dog musher living in Alaska. Jonah shares his journey from rural Wisconsin to the mushing capital of the world, detailing his experiences in dog sledding, including his participation in the Yukon Quest and his current role at Inukuk Lake Wilderness Lodge.
The conversation explores Jonah's future racing plans, insights into dog nutrition, and advice for aspiring mushers, all while highlighting the beauty and challenges of life in the Alaskan wilderness.
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In this episode of the Mushing podcast, host Robert interviews Alix Crittenden, a passionate musher from Wyoming. Alex shares her journey into dog mushing, her experiences with health challenges, and the beauty of the trails she runs on.
The conversation delves into the different types of dog racing, the logistics of managing a kennel, and the strategies involved in racing. Alex also discusses the future of dog mushing and offers advice for newcomers to the sport, emphasizing the importance of hard work and dedication.
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This podcast episode discusses the 47th Junior Iditarod, highlighting Emily Robinson's historic achievement as the first four-time champion. It covers the challenges mushers face due to weather conditions, the adjustments made to the race route, and the excitement surrounding the next generation of dog mushers.
The episode emphasizes the significance of the Junior Iditarod in the world of dog-powered sports and the accomplishments of young athletes in this challenging environment.
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In this episode, Tony Turner shares his unique journey into the world of mushing from New Zealand, discussing the evolution of sled dog racing in the country, the challenges faced, and the importance of proper dog care and nutrition. He reflects on his experiences in Alaska, the shift towards dry land racing, and the impact of climate change on the sport. Tony emphasizes the need for education within the mushing community and offers valuable advice for newcomers to the sport.
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In this episode of the Mushing podcast, hosts Robert and guests Terri and Rory Frolick discuss their journey into the world of dog mushing, the breeds of dogs they work with, and the competitive nature of the sport. They share insights on traveling with a dog team, the mushing community in Washington, and the future of dog mushing. The conversation also touches on the importance of mentorship for new mushers and the nutritional needs of sled dogs, concluding with some fun rapid-fire questions.
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In this episode of the Mushing podcast, Robert Forto shares his experiences covering the Yukon Quest Alaska, detailing the challenges posed by the weather, the excitement of the race, and the community surrounding dog mushing. He reflects on the changes in the race format, the mushers participating, and the impact of the winter conditions on the sport. The episode concludes with a look ahead to future races and the ongoing passion for mushing in Alaska.
Takeaways
The Yukon Quest Alaska is a significant event in the mushing community.Weather conditions have drastically affected mushing activities this winter.The 550-mile race format is a new and exciting development.Community support is vital for the success of dog sled races.Mushers come from diverse backgrounds and experiences.The atmosphere at the Yukon Quest was filled with excitement and anticipation.Radio coverage of the race provided a unique perspective.The history of the serum run is an important part of mushing lore.Future races may face challenges due to current weather conditions.The passion for mushing continues to thrive despite obstacles.The Mushing podcast is made possible by Mushing+ subscribers. Learn more about all the benefits of a subscription and subscribe now at mushing.com/mushingplus
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Join host Robert Forto as he welcomes one of the musher representatives from the Beargrease, John Tackeberry of Wisconsin, to the Mushing podcast.
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Join host Dr. Robert Forto as he welcomes Dr. Katie Neshek to the podcast. She is the head veterinarian for the Beargrease and we talk about what it is like out on the trail, setting up vet teams and much more.
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Join host, Dr. Robert Forto as he welcomes David Hicks to the Mushing podcast. They talk about adaptive dog sleds, outdoor trips in the Boundary Waters of Minnesota and more.
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Update: Johnn Molburg passed away on January 16, 2025 in Pennsylvania. He was a legend in the sport of dog mushing. He will be missed.
Join hosts Robert Forto and Kourosh Partow as they welcome sprint musher and sled builder, Johnn Molburg to The Dog Driver Show.
On this podcast the guys talk about mushing history, building wooden dog sleds and more.
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Join host Robert Forto as he welcomes one of the musher representatives from the Beargrease, Shawn McCarty of Minnesota, to the Mushing podcast.
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Join host Robert Forto as he welcomes Kailyn and Justin Olnes of ReRun Kennel near Fairbanks, Alaska
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Join host Robert Forto as he welcomes Stage Stop musher, Sean Hildreth of Oregon to the Mushing podcast.
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From all of us at Mushing, we want to give you a heartfelt wish and hope you have a wonderful holiday season.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Let's make 2025 a great year for you and your team!
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In this episode of Mushing, Robert Forto interviews Fernando Ramirez, a passionate musher from Park City, Utah. They discuss the unique aspects of dog sledding, including the importance of transparency in the sport, the challenges of attracting clients for dog sledding tours, and the significance of rescue and rehabilitation for sled dogs.
Fernando shares insights about his kids' summer program aimed at empowering youth through dog sledding, as well as a typical day in the life of a musher. The conversation also touches on the competitive nature of dog racing, the future of the sport, and advice for aspiring mushers.
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In this episode of Mushing, host Robert Forto interviews Matt Redwine, the trail boss for the Wyoming Stage Stop. They discuss the intricacies of dog sled racing, the evolution of the race format, and the vital role of a trail boss in ensuring the safety and success of the mushers.
Matt shares insights into the challenges of trail conditions, the advancements in racing technology, and the dynamics of racing strategies. The conversation also touches on the future of dog mushing and offers advice for newcomers to the sport.
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