Hiker and backcountry expert Devin "Windmill" Ashby drops into the studio to share some backcountry tips with Doc. Settle in and buckle up as Windmill talks about shifting winds, ninja moves, Unified Studies, Outdoor Recreation Management, dead bird water, the tedium of cooking gear, contradictions, and five excellent bits of advice every hiker needs to know. Epic. (This is Part II. Be sure to listen to Part I.)

Hiker and backcountry expert Devin "Windmill" Ashby drops into the studio to share some backcountry tips with Doc. Settle in and buckle up as Windmill talks about shifting winds, ninja moves, Unified Studies, Outdoor Recreation Management, dead bird water, the tedium of cooking gear, contradictions, and five excellent bits of advice every hiker needs to know. Epic. (This is Part I. Be sure to listen to Part II.)

Thru hiker and dog mom Krysta King drops into the Hiker Trash Radio studio with Doc to talk some trail. Settle in and buckle up as Krysta shares how her life turned upside down and changed directions after having to have brain surgery. Along the way, Doc and Krysta talk about relearning to walk, the Wonderland Trail, Havasupai, dogs on the CDT, interesting conversation topics on the trail, Kitchen Sink, the importance of facial skin care on the trail, and being judged on trail. Epic. (This is Part II. Be sure to listen to Part I.)

Thru hiker and dog mom Krysta King drops into the Hiker Trash Radio studio with Doc to talk some trail. Settle in and buckle up as Krysta shares how her life turned upside down and changed directions after having to have brain surgery. Along the way, Doc and Krysta talk about relearning to walk, the Wonderland Trail, Havasupai, dogs on the CDT, interesting conversation topics on the trail, Kitchen Sink, the importance of facial skin care on the trail, and being judged on trail. Epic. (This is Part I. Be sure to listen to Part II.)

Doc talks with the Reynolds Family about their 21-day, 211-mile trek on the John Muir Trail with three sons. The Rock, Mamasaurus, Happy Feet, Fish Bait, and Cat Tail share their epic adventures, near disasters, and the challenges and rewards of hiking as a family for three weeks on the world's best trail.

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