Stonewall Jackson’s widow and a Historic Charlotte Hotel. The Outdoor Guys talk it out with Christopher Lawing about some intriguing Charlotte History. Christopher is an Outdoor Guy, director of the Charlotte Signs Project and an 8th generation Charlot...

Summer produce & a ripe melon are great topics for the Outdoor Guys.  They welcome Sam Hall, from Bush and Vine Farms, Filbert, SC, to talk about the treats of summer produce & how to check your cantaloupe or watermelon’s ripeness.  Oh yes!

Tragedies of the rip current are not an easy topic but the Outdoor Guys delve into this coastal phenomenon to help us prepare for a safe beach vacation.  Welcome to Abbie Bennett, News and Observer journalist to the Carolina Outdoor podcast.  -

Let’s talk Carolinas! The Outdoor Guys introduce their weekly segments & mention some Charlotte history.

Pirates, the graveyard of the Atlantic & buried treasure are worth talking about with David Cartier, of the NC Maritime Museum, Beaufort.  Oh yes, we learn about the history of surfing in NC & the legacy it has left.

The natural lakes of Algonquin are a treat for anyone.  Families, individuals & groups head to this 125 year old park for hiking, wildlife viewing & especially canoe trips into the backcountry.  Randy Mitzin, Algonquin Outfitters,

The most powerful law officer in Mecklenburg may be Sampson Parker, Jr. NC Wildlife Officer for Mecklenburg County, he covers land, sea, road & woods with education, citation managing all types of wildlife, both animal & human.

The Outdoor Guys, Bill Bartee & Don Yager, talk about a recent fly fishing trip to the Charleston, SC area.  Bill was introduced to fly fishing for triple tail fish & had a blast (mainly because they don’t speak so easily).

This year, 2018, marks Charlotte, NC's 250th birthday, and since 1768 Charlotte has changed a great deal! Learn about the origins of The Queen City and ways to celebrate this milestone year, as the Outdoor Guys talk to Adam Rhew,

For more than a century, Charlotte, NC has been known for her tree canopy. Join Patrick Anderson, "The Wandering Arborist," as he discusses how unique our trees really are. Their history in our community is truly something special,