# Sam Soholt

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Episode 30 - Fishing Industry Lessons From Joe Cermele’s Legendary Career in Outdoor Media

What happens when a lifelong angler turns curiosity, timing, and authenticity into an unlikely media career? Joe Cermele has spent decades at the intersection of fishing, outdoor media, and storytelling, but his path was anything but conventional. Growing up around bait shops, boats, crabbing, a…

Episode 31 - Musky Fishing Secrets From a Lifetime on the Water with Pete Maina

Musky fishing can consume a lifetime, but the biggest lessons come from adapting. Pete Maina has spent decades chasing muskies as a guide, lure builder, writer, television personality, and lifelong angler. His experience offers a rare look at how musky fishing has changed, from the days when nea…

Episode 32 - Protect the Prairie Pothole Region: Duck Stamps, Wetlands, and Waterfowl Conservation with Scott Stephens

The future of North America’s waterfowl may depend on protecting the prairie potholes today. What happens to duck populations when the wetlands and grasslands they depend on disappear? Sam Soholt sits down with Scott Stephens, Senior Director of Conservation Strategy at Ducks Unlimited, to dig i…

Sam Soholt; Chasing a Life Outdoors Pt. 1

This week on the Midwest Flyways Podcast, the guys sit down with photographer, filmmaker, conservationist, and lifelong hunter Sam Soholt.  Sam takes the guys through how he actually broke into the outdoor industry, from filming hunts and taking whatever opportunities he could find to eventually t…

Sam Soholt; Protecting a Life Outdoors Pt. 2

This week on the Midwest Flyways Podcast, Sam Soholt is back for Part 2 of the conversation, and this time the focus turns heavily toward conservation, habitat, and what hunters can do to protect the places and wildlife they care about. Sam and the guys talk about how your perspective changes the …

A Public Lands Ass Kickin' with Sam Soholt and Parker

Parker and Sam and Myself sat down after getting our butts kicked for a few days while filming a Flush episode. We also talk about the stresses that go into filming a hunting show. We also got to spend some time in the new Teddy Roosevelt Presidential Library and IT WAS AWESOME!

Episode 33 - A Father and Son’s Hunting Legacy: Jerry Soholt’s Lifetime Outdoors

Some of the most meaningful hunting stories aren’t about the animals harvested, but the people beside us. Some conversations go deeper than hunting. In this special meeting between father and son, Sam Soholt sits down with his dad, Jerry, to revisit a lifetime of memories built in deer camps, du…

The Political Dilemma for Hunters with Sam Soholt

I usually try to keep politics out of the podcast, but the time has come to discuss some of the issues that we face as hunters today. Try to keep an open mind. Sam and myself break down some of the issues that have come up in the last few years.

Episode 34 - From Turkey Hunting to Primos: Lake Pickle’s Wild Career Journey

The right hunt can change everything, but the right opportunity can change your entire life. Lake Pickle’s journey from an obsessed Mississippi turkey hunter to nearly a decade behind the camera at Primos Hunting is a lesson in persistence, professional growth, and following a passion far beyond…

Week 737: The Greatest US Government Program To Ever Exist

On this week’s podcast, we talk about the greatest US government program to ever exist. Sam Soholt is back, and we get an update on his Stamp it Forward Project and what it’s doing for waterfowl, wildlife, and human life. Bret and Sam discuss the Federal Duck Stamp program and why it’s so successfu…