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Big Addison shares his family's history of moving from Southern California to Columbus, New Mexico, where they established a woodturning business and built a bed and breakfast called Martha's Place.

This episode features an interview with Adam Chernia-Clark and Quinton Hayes from Pattern Energy discussing how renewable energy development intersects with wildlife conservation and hunting in New Mexico.

This episode features an interview with Mandela Van Eden, who discusses her transition from guiding global expeditions to working with the National Wildlife Federation to advocate for wildlife conservation through firsthand experiences in wild places.

This episode features a conversation between conservation champions Randy Newberg and Shane Mahoney about the Wild Harvest Initiative and its impact on hunting, angling, and public lands.

This episode discusses the Wildlife Heritage Act bill and its discussion at the ACE meeting of National Wildlife Federation executive directors focused on conservation policy.

This episode features an interview with conservationist Brandon Butler, discussing his background, mentorship, and how he inspired the creation of the IEVA podcast.

This episode features an interview with Chrissy Streit, founder of Forest and Farm, discussing her background, inspiration for creating the resource, and her relationship with food rooted in her upbringing in Hawaii and life in New Mexico.

This episode features an interview with Michael Cravens, Advocacy and Conservation Director for the Arizona Wildlife Federation, discussing his background in conservation and his work in wildlife advocacy.

This episode features an interview with John Stallone from Howl for Wildlife, discussing his background in hunting and fishing, his work in the hunting industry, and the upcoming Wildlife Unite event and auction to support grassroots wildlife conservation.

This episode features an interview with Andy McLaughlin, discussing his remote lifestyle in Alaska, shared hunting experiences, and connection to nature through activities like wild game cooking and conservation.

This episode features a discussion about the New Mexico Wildlife Federation's recognition as affiliate of the year by the National Wildlife Federation, including team activities in Lake Tahoe and the NICALC program for Native youth.

This episode features an interview with board members of the New Mexico Wildlife Federation discussing the organization's non-profit advocacy work and an upcoming leadership transition.

This episode features an interview with New Mexico State Representative Dayan Hochman-Vigil, discussing her background, public service motivation, and the state's unique volunteer legislature system, with co-host Judy Kalman from Audubon Southwest.

This episode discusses New Mexico's pioneering Outdoor Equity Fund, which aims to increase equitable access to outdoor recreation for all residents while creating jobs and engaging youth.

This episode features a conversation with conservation mentor Kent Salazar, highlighted by a tribute from Senator Martin Heinrich about his work protecting New Mexico's public lands like the Valles Caldera National Preserve.

This episode features an interview with Dave Wilms, Associate Vice President of Public Lands for the National Wildlife Federation, discussing his background in natural resource law and policy.

This episode features an interview with Joe Giglia, founder of Elk Bros, discussing his 30-year experience as an elk hunting guide and his program to help hunters improve their skills through training and mentorship.

This episode continues the discussion of an epic backcountry elk hunt in New Mexico, focusing on the hunt itself and the pursuit of a bull elk known as Neander Bull.

This episode features Chris Myers, owner of Zulu Archery and Outdoors, discussing his business, guided hunts in New Mexico, and how he sponsors shooters while sharing his journey from Texas to military service.

This episode discusses a lawsuit filed by the Utah State Attorney General in the Supreme Court that threatens federally managed public lands, featuring an interview with Aaron Kindle from the National Wildlife Federation to clarify misinformation about the issue.

This episode discusses the Nature Ninos program's Fall Fiesta event in Albuquerque, highlighting various educational stations like wild game processing, herpetology displays, and indigenous crafts for youth engagement.

This episode features Alan Hamilton discussing his conservation work with sandhill cranes, including his roles at the New Mexico Wildlife Federation and Rio Grande Return, focusing on habitat restoration and wetland conservation.

Host Jesse interviews Jeremy Romero from the National Wildlife Federation about their recent epic elk hunting experience in New Mexico, discussing preparations, lessons learned, and the hunt itself.

This episode features an interview with Ryan Gentry and Cole Johnson, two New Mexico hunters who recently started an outfitting business, discussing their backgrounds and motivations.

This episode features an interview with Gabriel Vasquez about his work with the Nuestra Tierra Conservation Project in New Mexico, discussing environmental challenges like wildfires and monsoons alongside local agricultural traditions.

Host Jesse Dubelle interviews Matthew Fuentes-Tanuz, a Marine veteran and co-owner of Legacy Ranch, about his military background and their partnership with the New Mexico Wildlife Federation to create accessible outdoor shooting facilities.

The host welcomes John Graham to discuss wildlife conservation efforts, public lands access, and the work of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers in New Mexico.

This episode features experienced fly fishermen discussing a recent New Mexico stream access ruling and sharing insights about fly fishing in the region.

This episode features a conversation with three wildlife and public lands advocates, starting with Leah Barnett discussing her work with Wild Earth Guardians and her lifelong connection to New Mexico's public and Pueblo lands.

Host Jesse Dubelle interviews Andy Neal, a content creator who has gone viral on social media for his work focused on public lands, discussing his connection to these areas and how he turned his passion into a career.

This episode features a conversation with U.S.

This episode of the IEVA podcast features host Jesse Dubelle and guest Matthew Monjaras discussing Senate Bill 5, the Wildlife Heritage Act, with insights into conservation perspectives and organizational backgrounds.

This episode features an interview with Kevin Tim, owner of Seek Outside, discussing the origins of his company and its focus on creating high-quality, lightweight backpacking gear for outdoor enthusiasts and hunters.

This episode features an interview with Hank Shaw, a former chef and journalist who writes cookbooks and runs the Hunter Angler Gardener Cook website, discussing wild food recipes and his journey into hunting as an adult.

This episode features an interview with Chris Allen, founder of the nonprofit Hoodneck, which bridges urban and rural stereotypes through outdoor activities like hunting and fishing.

This episode features a discussion about the Camel at the Capitol event in Cheyenne, Wyoming, with guests Aaron Kendall and Tracy Ross exploring the intersection of wildlife and state government.

This episode celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Gila Wilderness, the world's first designated wilderness area, discussing its history, the Wilderness Act of 1964, and the five defining characteristics of wilderness areas.

This episode features an interview with Silvana, a program manager for the Multi-State Conservation Grant Program, discussing conservation efforts and grant funding at a hunting and shooting sports symposium.

Host Jesse Dubelle introduces Brandon Butler from Driftwood Outdoors, explaining how Butler inspired and helped launch the IEVA podcast through their shared conservation work and a Barbary sheep hunting trip.

This episode features an interview with Mark Allison, executive director of NM Wild, discussing wilderness conservation in New Mexico alongside announcements about upcoming outdoor events.

This episode features an interview with Ronnie DeMasters, a longtime New Mexico outfitter and conservationist, discussing his experiences with hunting, fishing, and wildlife management in the state.

This episode celebrates a Supreme Court decision upholding public access to rivers and streams in New Mexico despite landowner claims to privatize waterways.

A poetic call to action for creating more inclusion in the outdoors, framed as a heroic mission to inspire resilience and truth.

This episode features host Jesse Dubelle interviewing hunters TJ Montoya and Garrett Hayes about their recent desert bighorn sheep hunting trip in New Mexico, focusing on TJ's background and introduction to hunting.

This episode recaps a Wildlife Wednesday event on waterfowl and features interviews with passionate hunters and conservation stewards from New Mexico.

This episode of the Ahiva Podcast features host Jesse Dubelle discussing elk hunting in New Mexico with two guests who are new to the sport, tying it to Thanksgiving traditions and their personal connection through home building.

This episode features an interview with two former New Mexico State Game Commission members, discussing wildlife conservation, hunting, and outdoor recreation, with the host sharing personal backstory on how he connected with guests through real estate.

Host Jesse Dubelle interviews Kevin Bixby of Wildlife for All and Andre Miller of Western Resource Advocates about conservation funding challenges in New Mexico.

This episode features introductions from Jesse Dubelle, Ray Trejo, and Dr.

The episode features Josh Carney, a board member from Nashville, discussing a recent fundraising event with archery and dunking activities, where he earned the nickname 'Sandbagger' for his shooting skills, all in a light-hearted interview setting.