The Horrible People Podcast goes beyond the stereotypes to uncover the true stories and personalities of these individuals, showcasing their humanity and the many facets that make them who they are. In each weekly interview, Jenn sits down with guests to explore how they have been ”othered” or misrepresented because of their beliefs, culture, race, religion, and more. Through these conversations, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of a community often misunderstood and misrepresented by mainstream media and government narratives.
In this episode of the Horrible People podcast, I chat with Doug Chiasson, the executive director of the Fur Institute of Canada. We discuss Doug's background, the realities of the seal hunt, and the misconceptions surrounding it. Doug explains the economic impact of the fur trade on rural communities and the importance of sustainable practices. We also delve into recent legislation affecting trappers and the fur industry, emphasiz...
This is how Horrible People Podcast began, and why it went in the direction it did.
Travis Bader, owner of Silvercore Outdoors and host of the Silvercore Podcast, discusses his journey in the firearms and outdoors industry. He shares his motivation for starting the podcast, which was to bring positivity and change the narrative in the firearms community. Travis emphasizes the importance of supporting each other and learning from mi...
In this episode of the Horrible People podcast, we really dive into 'othering' through listener-submitted stories. We discuss the impact of political beliefs on personal relationships, particularly in the context of voting and community belonging. The conversation also delves into the challenges faced by hunters in the face of online hate and misunderstanding, as well as the experiences of atheists feeling judged in religious commu...
I interview Julie Van Ansem from Van Ansem Farms, a mink farmer from the Netherlands who now lives in the US. We discuss the history and operations of Van Ansem Farms and Unicorn Magnificent Mink, the ethical considerations of fur farming, and the regulations that govern the industry.
Julie explains the nutritional practices for mink, the environmental benefits of real fur compared to synthetic alternatives, and the global market ...
In this episode of the Horrible People podcast, I speak with Mariam, a yoga and wellness instructor who integrates her love for nature, hunting, and outdoor education into her practice. We discuss Mariam's journey into hunting, her outdoor education retreats, the importance of breathwork, and the misconceptions surrounding yoga.
The conversation highlights the benefits of practicing yoga outdoors and the significance of survival sk...
In this conversation, George from The Tin Men discusses the critical issues surrounding men's mental health and advocacy. He shares his journey in creating a platform that addresses the often-overlooked aspects of men's issues, including mental health, domestic abuse, and the need for more male representation in therapy.
The discussion highlights the backlash faced when advocating for men's rights and the misconceptions surroundin...
The second part of our episode with Nicole Vachal, a powerhouse in life and founder of Canadian Women of the Outdoors. We discuss the complexities surrounding the LGBT community, particularly focusing on the politicization of sexuality and gender identity. Nicole shares her personal experiences and thoughts on the current state of LGBT discussions, emphasizing the importance of education over imposition.
We explore the challenges ...
“I interview people with "misunderstood" lifestyles so we can educate people on the truth.” In this episode of the Horrible People Podcast, I sit down with Shaun and Oscar from Saltlick Worldwide about their journey from outfitters to social media educators and podcast producers in the hunting community. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding trophy hunting, the ethical considerations of hunting practices, and the importance ...
“I interview people with "misunderstood" lifestyles so we can educate people on the truth.”
In this two part episode of *Horrible People Podcast*, I sit down with Nicole Vachal, a powerhouse in life and founder of Canadian Women of the Outdoors. We cover a lot of ground, everything from her podcast and coaching hockey to her passion for ice fishing and the unique challenges of raising a sassy husky.
Nicole opens up about her jour...
“I interview people with "misunderstood" lifestyles so we can educate people on the truth.”
In this episode, I sit down with Dana Dykema, a mom, teacher, and advocacy coordinator for Blood Origins Canada. We dive into Dana’s experiences raising teenagers, homeschooling, and navigating the public school system, while also exploring her journey into hunting, conservation, and self-sufficiency through regenerative farming.
Dana shares...
Q&A with Jenn – Hunting, Foraging, and What’s Next for 2025
In this special episode of Horrible People Podcast, I’m answering your questions! From hunting and foraging to behind-the-scenes details about the podcast and what’s ahead for 2025, I’m diving into everything you’ve been curious about. Tune in to learn more about me, my journey, and the future of Horrible People Podcast. Got more questions? Drop them in the comments or...
In this episode of Horrible People Podcast, we sit down with Jen Shears, a passionate advocate for sustainable hunting and conservation. Jenn shares her unique journey into seal hunting, exploring how she became involved and the impact it's had on her life. We dive into the significance of the Wildlife Museum and how it has shaped public perception of seal hunting and wildlife conservation.
Jen also addresses environmental concerns...
In Episode 5 of Horrible People Podcast, Jenn McDonald sits down with Mark Hall, the host of the Hunter Conservationist Podcast and the driving force behind Blood Origins Canada. From his home base in Cranbrook, British Columbia, Mark discusses the mission of Blood Origins, a platform dedicated to offering the facts on hunting and conservation with integrity and heart.
Throughout the episode, we dive deep into the importance of adv...
In Episode 4 of Horrible People Podcast I sit down with Doug Chiasson from the Fur Institute of Canada. Doug opens our eyes to a group that is "othered" or misunderstood by society and even people that are supposed to be in their general community - the trappers and sealing.
In this episode, we explore why trapping, the fur trade and the sealing is essential to our culture, economy, communities and wildlife health. We dig deep into...
In this episode of Horrible People Podcast, we sit down with Wes David, a man who has worn many hats—from ranching and rodeo to mechanics and then finally professional fishing and advocacy. Join us as Wes shares his incredible journey, starting with his roots in the ranch and rodeo world and his eventual transition into outdoor TV and writing.
We explore how his love for the outdoors led to the creation of Fish the Wild West TV, a ...
In this episode of the Horrible People Podcast, we dive into an inspiring conversation with Nicole Vachal of Canadian Women of the Outdoors. Nicole shares her unique journey from the music industry to the world of mechanics.
Nicole discusses her passion for hands-on work, her role in hosting a kids' fishing derby, and her music. Nicole opens up about balancing family life with her outdoor pursuits and shares her enthusiasm for upc...
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