(From the 01/09/2021) Report from Jesse Brown’s.  Bill Bartee & Wes Lawson give a breakdown from their home shop:  Jesse Brown’s Outdoors MLK Day is upcoming which gets people out for a long weekend of recreation: Skiing, hiking,

(From the 01/09/2021) Morrow Mountain State Park is the place that we’re going hiking on the Carolina Outdoors. It’s less than one hour away from Charlotte but covers almost 6,000 acres.  Stanley County is the home of this state park within the ancient...

(From The 1/09/2021 Program) The Man that Killed the Hat was an article written by Megan Mclachlan. The Man?  John F. Kennedy. The Time? The presidential inauguration in 1960.  However the real reasons are arguably that: - 1.

(From The 1/09/2021 Program) Wrap up! Wes and Bill cover the topics this week & add a little bit more in this week’s closing segment of the program. Program is available early on Saturday mornings via the airwaves of WBT Radio,

(From The 01/02/2021 Program) Resolutions for a New Year are made up of a lot of recognizable goals.  We'll talk about looking for adventure, losing weight, learning a new skill or hobby & more

(From The 01/02/2021 Program) How to successfully take on your outdoor/adventure resolutions?  Exercise, lose weight, get organized are some but how to do them with success.  Remember to do goals that Motivate YOU (not someone else),

Bill Bartee & Wes Lawson talk about the changing make-up and buying power of groups of people.  The youngest Millennials are now adults with buying power & they're looking for experiences.  The outdoors is a great place for that.

(From Jan. 2, 2021 Program) Wrap up!  Bill and Wes wrap up the topics and thank T.J. "the D.J." Boggs for making us look good and sound good.  Remember to Pick Up Your Trash whenever you leave the outdoors.

(From The 12/19/2020 Program) Meandering along the North and South Carolina borders is a national recreational foot path.  It first began in the 1960's by enthusiasts and his now become a beauty of the country.

(From The 12/19/2020 Program) Historic names have been celebrated on road signs for centuries.  However, the city of Charlotte is reviewing some roads for name change due to historic and social sensitivities.