Wilderness Wavelength

Wilderness Wavelength A cinematic outdoor adventure podcast based in the Northern Rockies! Exploring the stories behind exploration, endurance, and life in the wild.

Discover the people, challenges, and unforgettable experiences that make adventure worth pursuing.

☢️ In Episode 135 of Wilderness Wavelength , we dive deep into the world of prepping and tactical survivalism with milit...
10/11/2026

☢️ In Episode 135 of Wilderness Wavelength , we dive deep into the world of prepping and tactical survivalism with military veteran and paramedic Greg Gorecki. ☣️

With 21 years of military service and 13 years as a paramedic , Greg has spent decades operating in high-stakes environments. In this episode, he shares intense stories from the front lines and breaks down the practical skills everyone needs to survive worst-case scenarios.

Key Topics Covered

Field First Aid: Crucial techniques for emergency trauma care, including how to properly apply tourniquets and when to use sutures.

Disaster Preparedness: Actionable strategies for modern emergency planning and building psychological self-reliance to survive a wide range of crisis scenarios.

The Prepper Mindset: How decades of military and medical experience shape a realistic, grounded approach to civilian readiness.

Whether you are an experienced survivalist or just starting your emergency preparedness journey, Greg's real-world insights from his Apocalypse Prep training courses will completely change how you look at readiness.

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🍂October grouse around Hinton is the best hunting of the year. 🍂3 things that actually matter:1️⃣ First light, gravel sh...
10/09/2026

🍂October grouse around Hinton is the best hunting of the year. 🍂

3 things that actually matter:

1️⃣ First light, gravel shoulders.
Grouse come down to grit on road edges before the sun clears the trees. Drive slow, glass the ditches.

2️⃣ Walk the edges, not the middle.
Old cutblocks and burn regrowth with mixed aspen edge hold birds. Deep timber usually doesn't.

3️⃣ October is the window.
Leaves are off so you can spot them, snow hasn't flattened the cover yet. By November they're educated.

We broke down our backroad grouse runs and rabbit hunting in full on Ep 134 of Wilderness Wavelength — link in bio. 🎧

🪵 Bench Views 🪵📍Location: William A Switzer Provincial Park Spectacular views from the north end of Jarvis Lake at this ...
10/08/2026

🪵 Bench Views 🪵

📍Location: William A Switzer Provincial Park

Spectacular views from the north end of Jarvis Lake at this bench! Head along the Jarvis Lakes trail from the Kelley's Bathtub parking lot to access this hidden location. Beautiful fall walk that can be made into a 2.5km loop.

🐇 In this weeks episode of the Wilderness Wavelength Podcast, outdoorsman David Robson takes us out for an immersive rab...
10/04/2026

🐇 In this weeks episode of the Wilderness Wavelength Podcast, outdoorsman David Robson takes us out for an immersive rabbit hunting adventure!

Dave shares his top field techniques and essential tips for tracking and harvesting small game. Beyond the hunt, he breaks down actionable hunting strategies and shares captive, firsthand stories from his lifetime of hunting and fishing adventures.🐇

What You'll Hear in This Episode

Rabbit Hunting Mastery: Dave's step-by-step breakdown of tracking, spotting, and harvesting rabbits.

Pro Hunting Tips: Universal strategies and gear advice you can apply to your next outing.

Wilderness Storytime: Entertaining and educational tales from Dave's favorite hunting and fishing expeditions.

The beautiful pics of the hare, grouse and fox taken by https://m.youtube.com/c/jillsjourneys/videos

🪵 Bench Views 🪵 📍 Location: Athabasca Trail in the Hinton valleyWhat a sweet trail hugging the ridge above the river!  T...
09/30/2026

🪵 Bench Views 🪵

📍 Location: Athabasca Trail in the Hinton valley

What a sweet trail hugging the ridge above the river! This north west facing bench is in a great location for soaking up a sunset and some beautiful fall colours overlooking the Athabasca

On this weeks episode, George heads into the heart of Jasper National Park for an epic angling adventure on the legendar...
09/27/2026

On this weeks episode, George heads into the heart of Jasper National Park for an epic angling adventure on the legendary, glacier-fed waters of Maligne Lake.

Serving as today's expert guide is Alexis Young , the talented mind behind ACL Taxidermy based right out of Hinton. Alexis steps away from the workshop to show George the ropes of fly fishing, breaking down everything from perfecting the overhead cast to navigating the pristine alpine waters.

🎣 In This Episode, We Cover:

Local Roots: Alexis shares her journey from Hinton's ACL Taxidermy to the local rivers and lakes.

Fly Fishing 101: Essential tips for beginners, from managing line drag to presentation on high-altitude waters.

The Maligne Experience: What makes the pristine, deep waters of Maligne Lake a world-class trout fishery.

Species Spotlights: The contrasting fights between the deep-pulling brook trout and the aerial acrobatics of Jasper's rainbow trout .

✨️ Whitehorse Creek.  A true gem of the Northern Rockies ✨️
09/22/2026

✨️ Whitehorse Creek. A true gem of the Northern Rockies ✨️

🛻 Grab a seat in the passenger side as George and Jeff hit the gravel roads for a classic fall cruise.In this episode, t...
09/21/2026

🛻 Grab a seat in the passenger side as George and Jeff hit the gravel roads for a classic fall cruise.

In this episode, the guys soak up the crisp autumn air, talk strategy for spotting grouse in the changing foliage, and share a few laughs along the way.

Whether you're a seasoned wing shooter or just love the peace of a seasonal drive, this episode captures a little cruise along the backroads. 🛻

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🪵Bench Views 🪵 Thanks to Kev Ged for this listener bench submission!  Kevin also included this great write-up for the be...
09/19/2026

🪵Bench Views 🪵

Thanks to Kev Ged for this listener bench submission! Kevin also included this great write-up for the bench.

📍Location: Jasper National Park

Story: In Sept following the 2024 Jasper wildfire, the landscape began to recover quickly. This bench might be a testament to the resillience of Jasper----while the landscape around it burned, the bench seemed to have also---perhaps the protective varnish only burned, but the bench somehow survived and still stands at the confluence of the MIette and Athabasca Rivers at the former Pugh homestead site.

09/17/2026

Think beetles do all the work cleaning skulls? Think again. It's a science! We're diving deep into the process with the beetle guy on this weeks episode.

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