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SCI Convention Preview with Raymie Grimm
The 55th Annual Safari Club International Convention takes center stage in this episode of the American Outdoor News Podcast. Host Chris Avena welcomes SCI’s Raymie Grimm for an energetic preview of Nashville’s hunting and outdoor celebration. Together, t
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Oct. 17, 2026
SCI Convention Preview with Raymie Grimm
The 55th Annual Safari Club International Convention takes center stage in this episode of the American Outdoor News Podcast. Host Chris Avena welcomes SCI’s Raymie Grimm for an energetic preview of Nashville’s hunting and outdoor celebration. Together, t
Oct. 5, 2026
Building Confidence Through Doe Camp Nation
Meridy Capella joined the American Outdoor News Podcast to discuss Doe Camp Nation and its growing impact. The organization focuses on outdoor education for women of every experience level. Participants build confidence through mentorship, hands-on learni
Sept. 29, 2026
Outdoor Tomorrow Foundation Reconnects Kids with Nature
In the latest episode of the American Outdoor News Podcast , Keith Tidball of the Outdoor Tomorrow Foundation (OTF) discusses why outdoor recreation is essential for today's youth. He explains how schools can help children reconnect with nature th
Sept. 24, 2026
The Battles that Shape the Future of Hunting
Safari Club International Attorney Regina Lenox joined the American Outdoor News Podcast to discuss major legal and policy changes affecting hunters nationwide. Throughout the conversation, Lenox explained how recent federal actions could expand hunting o
Sept. 2, 2026
Youth Outdoor Engagement Builds the Next Generation of Hunters & Conservationists
Brian Pitell, President of the Pittsburgh Safari Club International chapter, shares why youth engagement is essential to the future of hunting and conservation. During his conversation with Chris Avena, Pitell explains how education, mentorship, and commu
Aug. 24, 2026
SCI Builds Community Through Hunting with Sean Jackson
Safari Club International chapters strengthen the hunting community through conservation, advocacy, and local engagement. Meanwhile, more than 170 chapters connect hunters while protecting wildlife and hunting traditions nationwide. Sean Jackson explains