(from 02.27.2021 program -  3rd segment): If there is a woman that is considered a "Renaissance Women" it is Kimberly Jochl.  She grew up in Massachusetts with her twin sister, became a pilot, was on the U.S.

(from the 02.28.2021 Program, Wrap Up): Wes Lawson & Bill Bartee from Jesse Brown's talk about the upcoming spring agenda:  turkey season, striper run, hiking trip & spring cleaning. Make your outdoor gear last longer by preparing for spring with was...

(From the Air Date, 2/20/2021): Adam Webb the Creative Director of Mountain Khakis joins Bill Bartee of the Carolina Outdoors to share this prominent brand's story.  Born on the rugged frontier of Jackson Hole, Wyoming & groomed on southern charm,

(From the Air Date 2.20.2021): - Bill Bartee & Wes Lawson discuss the recent Carolina weather & local skiing this time of year on the Carolina Outdoors. Clue:  It's fantastic.

(Air Date, February 13, 2021) Mountain Khakis took the outdoor apparel world by storm in 2003.  Here our host, Bill Bartee, helps us learn how the Charlotte-based brand started & then delve into 2021 and the future with Mountain Khakis,

(Air Date--February 13, 2021) The conversation continues beyond the beginning of  a pant company with Lisa Reinhart, Director of Merchandising, Design & Development, at Mountain Khakis.  During this segment she shares the expansion of the complete com...

(Air Date--February 13, 2021) The Outdoor Guys, Wes Lawson & Bill Bartee, mention Valentine's Day upcoming & complementary gift wrapping at Jesse Brown's.  Even make your visit to Jesse Brown's an adventure as you seek out Flies for fishing,

(From the February 6th, 2021 Air Date) Yippy-Ki-Yay!! The Carolina Outdoor Guys chat about the topics for this week's program. Listen up about the Appalachian Trail and Custom Knifemaking but first what's happening around the shop.

(From the Air Date, February 6th, 2021) The Appalachian Trail is a 2180+ mile long public footpath that travels the scenic, wooded, pastoral Appalachian mountains over the course of 14 states.  It is maintained by the National Park Service,

(From the Air Date, February 6th, 2021) A local craftsman making tools like knives, broadswords, dirks & Sgian Dubh (skeen doos) that are handmade & historically accurate from 17th Century Scotland joins the program.  J.