I created Tundra Talk podcast for two main reasons. 1: Podcasts are great sources of entertainment, information, and simply a source that can be so much more in-depth and personal than just about anything else out there. 2: I noticed a significant lack of hunting podcast content from an actual Alaskan perspective. Lots of podcasts have episodes talking about trips to Alaska, and that's great, but it's different than living and breathing Alaska. 
I wanted to create a genuine podcast that Alaskans and non-residents alike can enjoy, with both practical information and awesome stories. I don't want to just seek out guests people will know, because some of the craziest true stories I've heard come from people who could care less if they ever got any attention. As a listener, I want you to feel like you're hanging out with us having a beer or two, shooting the shit, and having the same conversations we have anyways, whether recorded or not. 
Unfortunately, running a podcast isn't free. With equipment, monthly hosting, beer, and the time it takes to produce, the cost isn't insignificant. Your support has already been overwhelming and it means a lot to me that so many people enjoy this podcast. I have no plans to change what makes Tundra Talk what it is, and if you enjoy it and want to kick a few bucks a month into the change bucket for the cause, It will help tremendously. Thank you!
-Tyler Freel