In this episode, Ethan and Brayden interview Justin Jenkins, a lifelong waterman who makes his living on the Potomac River. He shares an inside look at the early mornings, hard work, and deep respect for the water that define his way of life. The discussion covers the skills and traditions passed down through generations, as well as the challenges posed by changing weather, environmental issues, and modern regulations. Through personal stories and thoughtful insights, Justin paints a picture of a fading but resilient profession that still shapes the culture and identity of the Potomac Region. This episode offers a genuine, heartfelt conversation about perseverance, family heritage, and the enduring bond between people and the river.
