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**Wild And Exposed Podcast**

We’re a collaborative of professional wildlife photographers and filmmakers who are thrilled to share our outdoor adventures and tips of the trade with you! Follow along as we take you into the wild with us! Find out what it takes to walk the tundra with caribou, discover the intricacies of working with bears, enjoy the mesmerizing mountain vistas as we share our career journeys with you. Our podcasts will include cutting-edge gear tips and developments, social media and communication how-to’s, informative guests, and entertaining tales from our ongoing expeditions.

Latest Episodes:

A Close Encounter With Moby Dick! Aug 18, 2020

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Ron Hayes and Mark Raycroft sit down with marine scientist, photographer, explorer, and filmmaker Gaelin Rosenwaks.

Brown Bears of the Alaskan Peninsula Part Deux Aug 11, 2020

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Join Micheal, Drew Hamilton and Erin Ranney as they discuss bear viewing how to’s in the national parks of Alaska. The trio visit subjects from citizen science to the joys and advantages of knowing your subjects intimately. You wanted intimate location information you got it at Wild and Exposed.

Bears Not Blasting! Aug 05, 2020

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Wild and Exposed podcast host Michael Mauro sits down in Anchorage, Alaska with brown bear tour guide and wildlife photographer Drew Hamilton as well as the talented cinematographer Erin Ranney to discuss the amazing brown bears of Katmai National Park.

They focus on the current status of the Pebble Mine permit process and what you can do today to voice and express your concerns and opinions about the impact that this mining operation will have on the fragile habitat and wild salmon fishery of Bristol Bay, Alaska.

This is part one of a two part podcast series. Tune in next week to join this talented threesome on the ground with these iconic bears of Katmai National Park.

The Future of Hybrid Cameras and a Blast from the Past Jul 28, 2020

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Stranger Danger! Michael, Ron, and Jason are joined by a ghost from Wild and Exposed past as Canadian Outdoor Writer of the Year, Mark Raycroft comes out of retirement to catch us up on what he has been doing for the past several months. Pro tips, tech trips, and adventure abounds in this weeks episode.

Cheryl Opperman Jul 21, 2020

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Cheryl’s images provide a vivid bridge directly into the heart of countries, indigenous peoples, wildlife, and landscapes spanning the globe.

Matt Hage - Photographer, Traveler, Beer Lover and Family Man Jul 16, 2020

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His life is a collision of passion and profession. He’s often part of whatever it is he’s documenting. Which is perfect, because he’d probably be doing it anyway.

Photo Adventure Q and A Jul 08, 2020

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What do I do if I can’t afford the best gear, where do I go, where do I sleep? These may not seem like photo centric questions unless you are considering how one might stay in the field on a budget. Tips, tricks and hacks to prolong your adventure as well as ensuring that your prints are perfect. Didn’t get your question answered, stay tuned, much more to come.

Flying into Wildlife Photography Jun 30, 2020

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Apache Helicopter Pilot Cameron Roxberry found his calling during flight school. His quick acquisition of a photography skill set grew into a fantastic start to a wildlife photography career. Join Michael, Jason and Ron as they welcome Cameron Roxberry to the Wild and Exposed Podcast and learn about the ultimate photography scouting tool.

Pro-Tip-A-Thon Jun 24, 2020

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Michael, Jason, and Ron are joined by past guest Dale Evans discussing pro-tips to help your images from the masses and equipment that really make a difference. Something for everyone in this public land pro-tip extravaganza.

Photographing in the Frigid Waters of Lake Erie Jun 16, 2020

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You might know Dave Sandford, as a professional photographer based in London, Ontario, Canada. Primarily covering professional sports for the past 21 years. What you don’t know is his passion for photography was born from a love of nature and wildlife. You will find Dave in the frigid waters of Lake Erie where he tackles the challenge of “the Gales of November” as well as a world away to where the surf breaks off the southeast coast of Australia and the polar ice caps of the Arctic.

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