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Talk Is Sheep · September 23 · 1 hr 25 min

Finding Nowhere with Joel and Ryan Primus

What happens when two cousins take very different paths into the outdoors—and decide to tell the story together? Kyle sits down with Joel and Ryan Primus, the creators of Finding Nowhere. Ryan grew up hunting, fishing and exploring remote places in British Columbia. Joel built a business career far from that world before Ryan invited him into the backcountry and helped him learn to hunt. They share how a goat hunt became the start of a television series, what it takes to film their adventures, and why they want their stories to reach people who have never hunted. The conversation also explores family, food, conservation and the challenge of keeping the show true to who they are as it grows. Watch Finding Nowhere and learn more at FindingNowhereShow.com, or follow @FindingNowhereShow on Instagram. Talk Is Sheep is brought to you by SITKA Gear. Thanks to this episode’s conservation partner, YETI, for supporting healthy wildlife and sustainable ecosystems.

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What happens when two cousins take very different paths into the outdoors—and decide to tell the story together?

Kyle sits down with Joel and Ryan Primus, the creators of Finding Nowhere. Ryan grew up hunting, fishing and exploring remote places in British Columbia. Joel built a business career far from that world before Ryan invited him into the backcountry and helped him learn to hunt.

They share how a goat hunt became the start of a television series, what it takes to film their adventures, and why they want their stories to reach people who have never hunted. The conversation also explores family, food, conservation and the challenge of keeping the show true to who they are as it grows.

Watch Finding Nowhere and learn more at FindingNowhereShow.com, or follow @FindingNowhereShow on Instagram.

Talk Is Sheep is brought to you by SITKA Gear. Thanks to this episode’s conservation partner, YETI, for supporting healthy wildlife and sustainable ecosystems.