Social Media- Pictures worth a thousand words
04/30/19 • 77 min
This is perhaps the most contentious episode we have ever tried to record. The nature of the topic is one of sensitivity. Deep tracks to be released upon our demise.
We first discuss a few off the running list of sweet outdoorsy moves we have noticed experienced folks utilize in the field. We enter the world of advice with Mikey and talk about various ethical moments in which a response of kindness is necessary.
Discussion gets seriously deep into the validity of throw pillows.
Turkey harvest is up, coincidence? Social Media, the force that seems to drive the world. Getting your pictures out for everyone to see. Is it the ethical thing to do?
We discuss how to celebrate your moment in the outdoors and how moments celebrated in the outdoors can be perceived.
Social Media. The fastest way to disseminate information ever devised.
Connected to the Land, Committed to Conservation. TRLT.org
This is perhaps the most contentious episode we have ever tried to record. The nature of the topic is one of sensitivity. Deep tracks to be released upon our demise.
We first discuss a few off the running list of sweet outdoorsy moves we have noticed experienced folks utilize in the field. We enter the world of advice with Mikey and talk about various ethical moments in which a response of kindness is necessary.
Discussion gets seriously deep into the validity of throw pillows.
Turkey harvest is up, coincidence? Social Media, the force that seems to drive the world. Getting your pictures out for everyone to see. Is it the ethical thing to do?
We discuss how to celebrate your moment in the outdoors and how moments celebrated in the outdoors can be perceived.
Social Media. The fastest way to disseminate information ever devised.
Connected to the Land, Committed to Conservation. TRLT.org
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A special thanks to Three Rivers BOD member Ben Fisher and Ralph Wear for making this interview possible. Special thank you to Dr. Gene Hester and wife for allowing us to visit and talk conservation.
Connected to the Land, Committed to Conservation. TRLT.org
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Connected to the Land, Committed to Conservation. TRLT.org
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