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Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 95: Falconry Told State of the UnionThis was the recording made announcing that this podcast would be started and that Jon would be branching out on his own. This marks the end of the previous recordings Jon made under the Falconry Told banner, and the start of the recordings made under Falconry Chronicles!
Support at buymeacoffee.com/falconrychroniclesSpecial thanks to the organizations and businesses who've kindly helped support the podcast!The Archives of Falconryhttp://www.falconry.orgMarshall Radio Telemetryhttp://www.marshallradio.comMasters of the Skies
2023-12-1134 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 94: Gaylen GerrishThis episode was recorded back in the summer in between some of the dachshund episodes. While visiting Seth Roy, Gaylen also happened to be visiting, and it just made sense to get another long-tenured falconer on the podcast who was involved during the very early days of US falconry. It was a privelege to be able to hear about some of his early days of equipment-making, trapping, and what it was like in general trying to get into falconry before any of the widespread popularity and networking. If you value hearing about some of the early history of falconry...
2023-11-301h 28
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 93: Casey EverettOur dachshund series continues with one of several falconers from the New York/New Jersey area that were recorded. Once I contacted Casey and told him my plans and inspiration for doing this series, he was instantly inspired to help make it happen. He helped this series come together by coordinating a lot of these episodes with other falconers in his area who also run dachshunds, so I was very happy to have his help! He's largely known for his social media presence (nj_falconry on Instagram), and has been an avid falconer and dachshund owner for a long...
2023-11-221h 29
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 92: Lynn OliphantOur Canada series continues with another familiar name in the falconry community! A falconer of multiple decades from Saskatchewan, Lynn Oliphant, author of Developing the Modern Gamehawk, takes some time here on the podcast to discuss his background and history, as well as some of the preparation and work that went into putting together his book. The amount of work that goes into such endeavors is always impressive, and hearing more about all the work that Lynn put into his is no exception! We hope you enjoy another information packed episode of this series featuring falconers from Canada!
2023-11-151h 12
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 91: Tyler SladenOur dachshund series continues with a guest who has been requested often on the podcast, but until recently, we couldn't connect with and make a recording happen in person. Tyler Sladen has been a friend for awhile, having started falconry around relatively the same time. However, a recent terrier trial event in Kentucky held on the weekend of my birthday was the first time in seven or eight years that we had seen each other, so we finally got a chance to make it happen. We had a lot of catching up to do, and in that time, we...
2023-11-081h 56
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 90: Mark WilliamsWell, you all have been asking for it, and we listened.... This is the start of a series featuring falconers from Canada! We heard the requests before, but as always, we try to do as many episodes in person as possible. However, after much debating, discussing, and planning, we conceded that the only way we were going to be able to ever initially put out episodes for Canada was to start remotely. Therefore, thanks to the help of our guest for this episode, we were able to get in contact with some falconers from Canada, and link up over...
2023-11-021h 34
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 89: Teddy MoritzWe're shaking things up a bit over the next few months of the podcast! This episode brings the start of one of a couple of new series, with this series featuring one of the favorite dog breeds used in falconry: Dachshunds! After meeting the guest for this episode of the podcast for the first time, the inspirational spark for a series featuring this breed was lit. While attending my first dachshund field trials, we fortunately found the time in between Teddy's judging obligations to discuss her long history with this breed and falconry. Credited by many for being the "...
2023-10-251h 04
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 88: Mike McDermottThis episode has taken awhile to come to fruition, but thanks to some mutual friends (and some bourbon!), Mike McDermott has agreed to come on the podcast to discuss his falconry experiences with us. Amongst other things, we talk about passage Cooper's hawks, imprint goshawks vs. chamber/parent reared goshawks, and the motivations for writing books. He also discusses his change in mindset throughout his years in falconry as well. There's a lot of great stuff in this episode, but just a heads up, there's some "colorful" language at times in this episode, so just consider yourself warned! A...
2023-10-191h 37
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 87: Seth RoyWe're switching gears again, bringing you a couple of individual episodes before starting into a mix of a couple of new exciting series for you all! Recently, we were fortunate enough to be able to meet up with Seth Roy while recording with several falconers around the New Jersey area. He was nice enough to show us around his amazing property, discuss some of the aspects of his breeding project, North Mountain Goshawks, and talk some about his approach to falconry. We're also happy to announce that North Mountain Goshawks is now a sponsor of the podcast, so if...
2023-10-1146 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 86: Steve EastwoodThe Cape Falconry Club series concludes with this second bonus episode featuring another falconer from the UK, Steve Eastwood. In this conversation, we discuss Harris's hawks, ferrets in falconry, and experiences coming to South Africa. Steve also talks some about what falconry is like for him in the northern part of England, where he currently resides. Thanks again so much for listening to the series, and we hope you've gotten a lot out of it! We're switching gears in the coming weeks with some individual episodes we know you'll enjoy, as well as starting a couple of new series...
2023-10-0452 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 85: Robert KenwardThis Cape Falconry Club series concludes with two bonus episodes, both with falconers from the UK in attendance at the meet. This first bonus episode is with Robert Kenward, a falconer who has volunteered a lot of time with the IAF and IUCN, helping many falconers with their conservation efforts. We discuss some of his background and experiences with those efforts, as well as some of his experiences with goshawks, which also happens to be among the raptors he's most passionate about. Just one bonus episode left in the series, so don't miss it, and the exciting things we...
2023-09-2657 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 84: Dr. Adrian LombardThis Cape Falconry Series is almost at an end, with this being the last falconer in the series from South Africa. Originally from Zimbabwe, Dr. Adrian Lombard has a lot of experience volunteering with the IAF, and has served in multiple capacities, including chairman. We discuss that, as well as some of the details of his medical practice, and we also discuss one of the favorite species of raptor he's enjoyed flying over the years: the black sparrowhawk. After this episode, we have two bonus episodes left with falconers from the UK who were in attendance at the CFC...
2023-09-201h 03
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 83: Dr. Edmund OettléAs we come closer to ending this series showcasing some of the wonderful falconry in South Africa, Dr. Edmund Oettlé joins us in this ninth episode of the series to discuss some of his experiences in the sport, and experience is something he has no shortage of! On top of being one of the falconers responsible for getting falconry legalized in the Western Cape, he has also had an interesting career as a veterinarian. To add to this, he also decided later on to switch careers and start making wine, so juggling all of that along with his falconry an...
2023-09-1355 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 82: Zayin VermaakIn this eighth episode of the Cape Falconry Club series, Zayin Vermaak joins us to talk about some of the experiences he's had in the many years he's practiced falconry. He elaborates some about the species he's flown, including black sparrowhawks and lanner falcons, as well as some of the challenges he's faced with them! We have just a handful of episodes left in this series, and we hope you all have enjoyed the journey with us!
Support at buymeacoffee.com/falconrychroniclesSpecial thanks to the organizations and businesses who've kindly helped support the...
2023-09-0754 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 81: Francois BreedtThis Cape Falconry Club series continues on with this seventh episode, which features another falconer with a unique experience. Francois Breedt is another falconer who has had the experience of helping to get falconry legalized and a club established in their respective province, which was the Free State province at the time. Along with that experience, in this episode he also discusses his love for pointers, as well as his favorite prey to hunt, amongst other things. Thanks for continuing to join us as this series continues on!
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2023-08-3155 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 80: Thean PrinslooThe fun at the CFC meet continues with this sixth episode of the series. This recording was made shortly after a morning of hawking, where Thean Prinsloo bagged the first head of game at the meet. Later in the morning, after his falcon took a duck in a nice flight, we sat down to discuss his first few years in falconry. He talks about his experiences with the CFC and mentorship, some of the lessons he's learned being a relatively new falconer, as well as some of things he's had to do to incorporate falconry around his academic pursuits...
2023-08-2446 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 79: Neil and Erin DeaconWe're about a quarter of the way through this series brought to you all from the Cape Falconry Club, and in this fifth episode of the series, we bring you a fun new first for the podcast! This episode brings you all Neil and Erin Deacon from Zimbabwe, and they also happen to be our first father/daughter guests on the podcast. They discuss some of the different things that they have to take into account while practicing falconry in Zimbabwe, particularly when it comes to the wildlife, and of course, some of their perspectives as a father mentoring...
2023-08-171h 18
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 78: Trevor OertelDuring another rainy day recording this fourth episode at the CFC meet, Trevor Oertel sits down with us to talk about his lengthy falconry history, and quite a history it is! Trevor is one of the falconers responsible for getting falconry legalized in the Western Cape province, as well as helping to form the Cape Falconry Club and South African Falconers Association. He provides a lot of valuable insight into the challenges that go with that whole process, and why falconry was illegal for a period of time in that part of South Africa. You won't want to miss...
2023-08-101h 06
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 77: Dr. Kyle PerrinWe're joined by Dr. Kyle Perrin during a very rainy day at the CFC meet for this third episode of the Cape Falconry Club series. Kyle is another falconer who is also a veterinarian, with experience practicing not just in South Africa, but also the UK. He's also practiced falconry in both countries, so offers insights and stories into his falconry experiences from both perspectives. We hope you've been enjoying the series so far, and thanks again to the CFC and Falconry Heritage Trust for helping to make it possible!
Support at buymeacoffee.com/falconrychronicles
2023-08-0454 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 76: André CilliersIn this second episode coming to you from the Cape Falconry Club, we're joined by its chairman, André Cilliers, and he does a great job of going into further detail about how falconry is regulated and conducted in the Western Cape. He also discusses his use of dogs in his falconry and what led him to choose his current dog, his journey to flying longwings, and some of the other challenges he's had to face in his position along with his personal falconry. He was also very instrumental in helping to organize and coordinate this series, and without his h...
2023-07-261h 12
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 75: Richard HuchzermeyerThanks for joining us for the start of our journey in South Africa! Our first podcast episode of this series organized by the Cape Falconry Club features a conversation with Richard Huchzermeyer. We were able to get this recorded in between breaks during the joint IUCN/IAF conference being held in Cape Town the first weekend I was in South Africa, and along with hearing about Richard's falconry story, this is the first of many educational and informative episodes of how things work with falconry in the South African provinces. We hope you find the series as interesting as...
2023-07-1955 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 74: Joe and Alyssa PravongviengkhamThis episode was recorded the week of the Archives Spring Rendezvous, and we're happy to finally be able to release it for you all! Joe and Alyssa were kind enough to host us at their home that week, and we took the opportunity to have a fun conversation catching each other up on our falconry seasons during the visit. Since Joe and Alyssa also haven't been guests on the podcast before, they also shared some of their favorite falconry and abatement stories while we were catching up. We hope you enjoy this fun falconry banter between friends before starting...
2023-07-141h 08
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 73: A Tribute to Harry McElroyIt's only fitting that we conclude this Arizona Falconers Association series with a tribute to the man who kicked the series off, Harry McElroy. When we started putting this series together, it became apparent very quickly that a tribute episode was in order for Harry, who's made so many contributions to falconry and had an impact on so many falconers around the world. We were able to get in touch with some more of the falconers who've had the privelege of knowing Harry throughout the years and give them the chance to share some of their favorite memories and...
2023-06-2247 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 72: Greg SmithIn this last jaunt of our Arizona Falconers Association series, we're joined by Greg Smith, who discusses how falconry life has been for him during his years in Kingman, AZ. This episode was a great learning experience, since Greg has imprinted and flown a fair amount of accipiters. He also is one of the few people we've been able to talk to thus far who has experience imprinting an ornate hawk-eagle, and it was very informative finding out about how he approached that process, as well as how he's approached imprinting and working with his other falconry birds over...
2023-06-1856 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 71: Brian WoodIn this next episode of the Arizona Falconers Association series, we make our next stop in Tucson to visit and talk with Brian Wood. After a long day day of traveling and recording, it was nice to finish the day by getting Brian's take on experiences with Cooper's hawks, quail hawking, and career decisions inspired by falconry. It's always nice getting to hear from anyone who's had success with Cooper's hawks, and his perspective on raising and flying them is another welcome addition to the podcast! It was a pleasure getting to meet Brian's family as well, and we...
2023-06-131h 00
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 70: Tim RiordanThese next couple of installments of the Arizona Falconers Association series take us down to Tucson, where we met first with Tim Riordan. In this episode, on top of sharing his experiences flying imprint Cooper's hawks and various longwings, Tim also shares some of his initial falconry experiences as another one of the people starting in the sport before a lot of the regulations were put into effect, and what it was like later being involved with the process of getting peregrine take back for the state of Arizona. Being as Arizona was the first state to be able...
2023-06-051h 17
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 69: Randy HaleIn this second installment brought to you all by the Arizona Falconers Association, we make the trek over to Cornville to meet up with Randy Hale! It was great seeing this part of the state again after so many years, and we were fortunate to be able to see some great scenery while also hearing some great falconry stories that Randy was willing to share. During his time in falconry, Randy has flown several Cooper's hawks, as well as other species of hawks and falcons. Some of the stories that he shared with us were truly unique, as well...
2023-05-311h 08
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 68: Harry McElroyThanks to the Arizona Falconers Association, we were able to do a series featuring falconers from all across the Grand Canyon State, including our esteemed guest for this episode, Harry McElroy! Harry and his wife Beth were kind enough to invite us into their home to discuss Harry's long tenure in falconry, which spanned several decades. At 93 years old, Harry is recently retired from falconry, but he has left behind a long legacy of contributions to the sport. While it's impossible to be able to fully encompass such a long life's worth of stories and experiences into an hour...
2023-05-211h 18
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 67: Krista Hong EdwardsAfter meeting Krista for the first time at the Spring Rendezvous banquet, it became apparent that she had a unique perspective to offer in regards to her beginnings in falconry, and some of the other experiences that she's had since. We were happy to get a chance to find time late after the banquet ended to record this conversation about some of the adversity she faced initially getting into the sport, some of her many experiences getting to meet falconers around the world while doing falconry photography, and also reminiscing about one of her falconry mentors and sky trial...
2023-05-081h 02
Too Many Strings PodcastKiko Riojas Part TwoAs discussed in the last episode with Kiko, this follow up episode goes more into Kiko's massive Kiss collection. Kiko shares some of the stories behind some of the items he has, and what it took to get some of those items. All of the collectors out there of any type of pop culture will be able to relate to this episode!
2023-04-3051 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 66: Tony JamesWhile at a recent trip to the Archives of Falconry Spring Rendezvous in Boise, ID, we got a chance to meet up with some longtime friends, and make some new ones. Our guest this episode, Tony James, is one of those new friends, and we're glad we got a chance to pull him aside for a bit to discuss some of his past and present falconry endeavors. This episode was going to happen during the UK series, but better late than never! On top of being an established falconer of many years, Tony is an avid falconry book connoisseur...
2023-04-2054 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 65: Eduardo García EspinoOur second series featuring falconers from Mexico concludes with Eduardo García Espino. Eduardo was heard previously acting as translator for Leonardo Santana, and before heading back home to the US, we get a chance to discuss his falconry career, consisting mainly of flying Harris's hawks and goshawks primarily on quail. Eduardo also utilizes dogs with his falconry, and he's also known for breeding dogs, particularly his favorite breed, the vizsla. Thank you all again so much for continuing to listen, and to NAFA and the Falconry Fund for the small grant that helped fund us so we could m...
2023-04-0557 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 64: MVZ. Ayax Soleil CamachoThis episode of our second series featuring falconers from Mexico brings you veterinarian Ayax Soleil Camacho, who is mostly known for flying aplomado falcons and Harris's hawks. This is another episode that required translation, provided courtesy of our host Gerardo Calderon. Along with discussing his experiences flying aplomado falcons and Harris's hawks, Ayax shared some of his other experiences with other species, as well as discussing some aspects of his veterinary practice. We thank you for continuing to join us on our journey, and keep an eye out for the conclusion of our second Mexico series next episode!
2023-04-011h 09Too Many Strings PodcastKiko RiojasThis episode, Jon finally gets a chance to talk to Kiko Riojas again since meeting recently in Mexico. Owner of the Kiss Lounge, Kiko grew up in the music business and has a lot of history to share! We got a chance to discuss how he came to know Gene Simmons, and his path to the opening of the Kiss Lounge. A second part to this conversation is also in the works to discuss all the Kiss memorabilia he's collected over the years and has on display at the Kiss Lounge, so stay tuned!
2023-04-011h 41
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 63: Gerardo CalderonThis fifth episode in our second series featuring falconers from Mexico brings you Gerardo Calderon. Gerardo was our host for the week, having been referred by Rodrigo Munro-Wilson, and his hospitality and planning are largely what made this second series possible. Having flown several species throughout his falconry career, with his current passion being flying peregrines at snipe and ducks, Gerardo's experiences bring a wealth of knowledge to the podcast. Gerardo has used dogs in falconry for a long time too, and his family is known as one of the first to breed Vizslas in Mexico. We can't thank...
2023-03-2259 minToo Many Strings PodcastClint HoskinsLong time friend Clint Hoskins, owner of local Evansville, IN arcade bar High Score Saloon, joins Jon this episode, where they discuss some of the different intricacies and challenges of dealing with business ownership, banter about different types of job experiences, social media, and other things. Every time these two get together to catch up always seems like it would fit well on a podcast episode, so it's nice to finally make it happen. Thanks as always for hanging!
2023-03-161h 44
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 62: Leonardo SantanaThis fourth episode in our second series featuring falconers from Mexico takes us to our host Gerardo's ranch, where some more amazing duck hawking took place. Shortly after Leo's falcon took a duck, we sat down with Leo to discuss some of the different species he has flown, some of his personal preferences and experiences with some of those species, and some interesting techniques he's used with Cooper's hawks. This episode marks another new experience for the podcast as well, with another new friend and guest on the podcast, Eduardo Garcia, translating for Leo during this conversation. We hope...
2023-03-161h 05
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 61: Daniel RassvetaieffOur second series featuring falconers from Mexico continues with Daniel Rassvetaieff, who was kind enough to invite us to his home in Toluca after a good morning hunt. Daniel is most known for his experiences hunting with barbary and peregrine falcons, which he primarily hunts snipe and ducks with. He is also one of the first people in Mexico to fly barbary falcons. On top of being an accomplished falconer, Daniel is also an established lawyer, and was kind enough to share some of his experiences in falconry with us during our trip. Thanks again to NAFA and the...
2023-03-0953 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 60: Raul Ducoing ArjonaThis second episode of our follow up series featuring more falconers from Mexico takes us into Mexico City, where we joined Raul Ducoing Arjona at his home. We then sat down in his library and discussed his massive collection of falconry books and publications, some of his experiences trying to introduce new falconry regulations to Mexico's government, and his beginnings and stories in falconry. This is one that'll be particularly enjoyed by the book collectors and aficionados out there!
Support at buymeacoffee.com/falconrychroniclesSpecial thanks to the organizations and businesses who've kindly helped...
2023-03-0350 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 59: Rodrigo Porraz MedranoThanks for joining us as we kick off part two of our Mexico series! Taking place mostly in areas around and just outside Mexico City, we start our second series featuring falconers from Mexico by talking with Rodrigo Porraz Medrano, who has been practicing falconry for decades. Rodrigo has flown Harris's hawks, peregrine falcons, aplomado falcons, and other species for a long time, and also has experience breeding raptors along with his brother, who is also a falconer. Special thanks again to the North American Falconer's Association (http://www.n-a-f-a.com) and the Falconry Fund (http://www.falconryfund.org...
2023-02-2349 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 58: Lauren McGoughWe kick off our fifth season of the Falconry Told podcast with a golden eagle Q&A with Lauren McGough! In this episode, Lauren tries to address the rising interest in golden eagle take by answering many questions about the current golden eagle take process, manning, how to age eagles, and other important topics! There's a lot of good information in this episode that isn't always easy to find from one source, so if golden eagles interest you, you'll hopefully find this episode very informative. Thanks for joining us again after our short hiatus, and we'll continue on next...
2023-02-151h 00Too Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 1-28-23This episode brings you all the latest happenings in the world of Jon, ranging from the current falconry season, latest contract, and other goings on! Thanks as always for coming to hang!
2023-01-2920 minToo Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 12-21-22After a long break, Jon riffs about the current state of healthcare, the current falconry season, and other odds and ends. Yes, Jon forgot that the volume was turned up some in the speakers while recording this episode. No, he's not sorry :) Happy holidays everyone!
2022-12-2128 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 57: John MeaseOur series featuring falconers from the UK concludes with it's seventeenth installment, which features John Mease. John is known in the UK for hunting with golden eagles, and is one of the few currently employed to do so as well! His story of how he has dedicated his life to falconry and ended up in his position hunting with eagles professionally is one you can't miss! We'd like to once again send a very special thank you to Simon Tyers and Neil Davies for helping to make this series happen. Without them, it definitely wouldn't have! Please head to...
2022-12-081h 16
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 56: Jose and Charlotte SoutoDue to previous time and logistical constraints during and around the time of The Game Fair, the last two installments of our UK series had to be recorded remotely. Fortunately, we were able to get the recordings coordinated, and in this sixteenth episode featuring falconers from the UK, we're joined by Jose and Charlotte Souto! Jose has been a guest previously, and while he's a renowned chef, he also helps his wife Charlotte with their birds of prey exhibition and education business, CJ's Birds of Prey. This episode offers other important perspectives not just for the hunting aspect of...
2022-12-031h 14
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 55: Peter GillThis fifteenth installment of our series featuring falconers from the UK is the product of another unique opportunity that doesn't come around very often! Simon Tyers was able to coordinate a visit to Falcon Mews, which is currently one of the largest commercial falcon breeding facilities. Peter Gill, who is our guest this episode and a co-owner of Falcon Mews, was generous enough to give us a tour while we were there, as well as discuss his history in falconry and propagation. If raptor propagation is a topic that interests you, this is a can't miss conversation!
2022-11-251h 06
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 54: Mark UptonThis fourteenth installment of our series featuring falconers from the UK takes us to the British Archives of Falconry, where Mark Upton joins us to share some memories and nostalgia, as well as show us the archives! Mark comes from a background rich with falconry heritage, and this episode was a treat to record while surrounded by the atmosphere and aesthetics of the archives. This episode is another must listen, so hope you enjoy! There's only a few episodes left in this series, so stay tuned, and if you want to check out more info on the British Archives...
2022-11-1656 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 53: Andrew EllisIn this thirteenth episode of our series featuring falconers from the UK, Andrew Ellis joins us to discuss his beginnings in the worlds of art and falconry! Those of you who are art collectors are probably already familiar with much of his work, so we're very happy to be able to bring you this episode full of insights into the beginnings of one of the more well-known artists and falconers in our community. It's always a treat to be able to get a glimpse into anyone's artistic world, let alone someone so versed in two artistic worlds at once...
2022-11-121h 06
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 52: Simon Tyers and Ian ButlerThis twelfth episode in our UK falconry series highlights one of the other important aspects of falconry: camaraderie. Not all falconers are social with their practice, and that's perfectly fine. However, for a large majority of falconers across the world, the friendships and bonds formed in the field with others practicing this art are as important as the relationships formed with their raptors. This episode features one of those lifelong friendships, with Simon Tyers and Ian Butler taking the time to talk about how they formed their friendship in falconry, their falconry routine, and a few of their falconry...
2022-10-261h 06
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 51: Dave ParryThis eleventh episode in our series featuring falconers from the UK was the first of a few recorded after meeting back up with Simon Tyers, who was kind enough to host the following week and offer up his lodge on his property as a recording spot. It was at Simon’s that Dave joined us to share some of his past history in falconry, as well as share some of his knowledge and practices, particularly pertaining to flying goshawks. Some of the things shared in this episode will particularly appeal to the austringers of the world, but everyone should be...
2022-10-201h 00
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 50: Naomi JohnsIn this tenth installment of our series featuring falconers from the UK, our time at the Vowley Expo was at an end and it was time to meet up with Simon Tyers for the following week to continue our UK journey! During this next phase of our visit to the UK, Naomi Johns was able to meet up with us at The Game Fair to talk some about her motivation to pursue falconry, her involvement with Project Lugger, and her experiences with sparrowhawks, which she’s mostly known for. Special thanks to Charlotte and Jose Souto for letting us us...
2022-10-1354 minToo Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 9-30-22In this solo episode, Jon talks a little bit about the latest life happenings, including his trip to the UK for his falconry podcast, the latest with work, and other endeavors during some downtime on the morning of his 16th wedding anniversary. Never a dull moment in this life!
2022-09-3022 minToo Many Strings PodcastPete FenechIn this episode, Jon was once again fortunate enough to be able to get some time with another rep from another company he endorses to discuss different topics in the music business. This time, Pete with Morley was the one nice enough to share some of his thoughts on what the company looks for when working with prospective musicians and artists on the roster, as well as his experiences in the music industry. This is another great episode for musicians looking for valuable info on building relationships with companies, so enjoy!
2022-09-081h 02Too Many Strings PodcastE. PruittIn this episode, Jon was able to coordinate a time to have a chat with a rep from another one of the companies he endorses. During the conversation, E. Pruitt from Bartolini was nice enough to discuss some of his background as a musician, some of his history working for other companies, and more valuable insight straight from another artist relations perspective as to how you can develop relationships with companies as a musician. Definitely more cool stuff you won't want to miss out on, especially if you're another musician trying to make their way in the world!
2022-08-141h 21Too Many Strings PodcastJoe GoddardThis episode is a continuation of the nostalgia from the Conservatory days. Joe listened in to the last episode with our other friend and classmate, Bart Moser, and he had to weigh in as well. There's some more good stories and takeaways from this conversation, so enjoy!
2022-07-101h 23Too Many Strings PodcastBart MoserThis episode is a flashback to 2001-2002, when Jon attended the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences shortly after graduating high school. As mentioned briefly in a recent episode, it's been 20 years since finishing the program at the Conservatory, so Jon wanted to revisit some nostalgia from those days and catch up with former classmate and fellow musician Bart Moser. There's a lot of fun memories with this guy and it was fun catching up with him, so hope you enjoy!
2022-06-291h 14Too Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 5-19-22This episode, Jon drops an update on current happenings and talks about Idaho, high cost of living, some audio discoveries, and other odds and ends. Thanks for hanging as always!
2022-05-2023 minToo Many Strings PodcastJim Lewis - Taxation with Representation Book DiscussionThis episode, Jon follows up with Jim after reading Jim's book, Taxation With Representation: A New Evil, that they discussed last episode. You definitely don't want to miss this informative discussion.... Everyone needs to be aware of our country's history and current day situation with this topic!
2022-05-111h 31Too Many Strings PodcastJim LewisThis episode, Jim Lewis joins Jon to discuss a variety of topics, including physical therapy, owning a guitar company, his experiences in healthcare the last couple of years, and his new book, titled Taxation with Representation: A New Evil: The History of Dividing Our Nation Through Class Warfare Under the Guise of Fairness. If you're interested in picking it up, you can find it on Amazon and Barnes and Noble online stores. There's a lot of interesting conversation points discussed in this episode, so hope you enjoy!
2022-04-291h 18Too Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo Easter 2022Happy Easter everyone! This episode, Jon talks about the usual annual Lexington Comic Con fun, Boise, movies, 1984, and other stuff. Hope everyone has a great holiday with friends and family!
2022-04-1723 minToo Many Strings PodcastLoren HillThis episode features Loren Hill, brand manager and artist relations for Darkglass Electronics. Loren has many years of experience in the music business and was kind enough to take the time to share a lot of interesting and insightful info that musicians in particular won't want to miss out on! He also discusses some of the amazing new products the company has released recently, so anyone in the market for some amazing new bass gear and effects, head to http://www.darkglass.com to get more details and check some of this stuff out. Thanks as always for tuning...
2022-03-251h 16Too Many Strings PodcastAlex MorganThis episode brings killer photographer and musician Alex Morgan to the show! This conversation between long time friends covers a variety of topics, including some of Alex's projects, falconry, and other views on music and musicianship. We hope you enjoy! For more info on Alex's photography, head to http://www.alexmorganimaging.com, and check out his band Xanderwolf on Spotify and other platforms!
2022-03-121h 36Too Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 2-22-22In this solo episode, Jon discusses some of the latest happenings, including his recent trip to Mexico for the falconry podcast, different aspects of this falconry season, and a new music project.
2022-02-2234 minToo Many Strings PodcastJoe CafarellaThis episode, Jon gets a chance to talk with friend and Stemm vocalist/guitarist Joe Cafarella for the first time in about a year and a half. Joe was nice enough to make the time to share his recent experience recovering from Covid, as well as give an update on his current musical endeavors. This is another insightful episode you'll want to make sure to check out!
2022-01-3152 minToo Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 1-18-22This episode is definitely worth the listen, if nothing more than to hear the story of the complete disaster Jon's recent trip to Boise turned into.... But other than that, the update includes recent music activity and discussion of how this falconry season has gone, amongst other things. Thanks as always for tuning in!
2022-01-1838 minToo Many Strings PodcastAshley BrimhallIn this episode, Jon has a chance to discuss a lot of different things with Ashley from the Framus and Warwick fam, ranging from how the company has done during the pandemic, some different new products the company has recently offered, and also other good insights that musicians looking for endorsement opportunities need to hear, and quite honestly, can't hear enough! For more info on the wide range of products the company has to offer, plus announcements on the cool new LTD instruments and other new products the company plans to offer in the new year, head to framuswarwickusa...
2021-12-291h 05Too Many Strings PodcastJon D'AuriaThis episode, Jon has a long overdue chat with another fellow bass friend and Editor-in-Chief of Bass Magazine, Jon D'Auria. They discussed dealing with the last year and a half, juggling those different challenges with fatherhood, and the outlook of the bass scene. If you haven't yet, head to http://www.bassmagazine.com for lots of killer bass gear and musician content!
2021-11-231h 07Too Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 11-15-21This week, Jon discusses his latest respiratory credentialing exam experience, falconry updates, and NFL gameday fun. Thanks as always for tuning in!
2021-11-1528 minToo Many Strings PodcastHans PlatzThis week, Framus and Warwick friend and fam guitarist Hans Platz is Jon's guest, and they get a chance to discuss their latest music projects, fatherhood, and their thoughts on the state of music. Go check out his projects at http://www.hansplatz.de, where you can find links to his bands and their videos!
2021-10-1857 minToo Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 10-8-21This catchup solo episode, Jon vents some about the current mindset of hospitals, being able to be home again for awhile, and training a new bird for the upcoming falconry season. This is more of another personal update episode, but hopefully everyone will get something out of it. Thanks for checking in!
2021-10-0926 minToo Many Strings PodcastNick SchendzielosThis episode, Jon gets the chance to hang again with good bud Nick Schendzielos as while swinging through Denver on another road trip. They discuss the nostalgia of great times like Warwick Bass Camp, beer and breweries, and other things going on in each other's respective lives. Convos with Nick are always insightful and a great time, so have fun and enjoy!
2021-09-191h 44Too Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 8-25-21This week, Jon talks about his first experience with fly fishing, work blues, visiting friends in Vegas and Cali, and other odds and ends thoughts. Thanks as always for joining!
2021-08-2623 minToo Many Strings PodcastYolanda CharlesThis episode, Jon manages to reconnect with friend and killer bassist Yolanda Charles for the first time in years. They discuss their bouts with the covid crud, experiences with people, landing gigs, and other cool topics! This was a lengthy but cool two hour episode, and look forward to doing it again in the future!
2021-07-242h 03Too Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 7-14-21This episode, Jon discusses trying some new things, such as rock climbing, boba, and catching Covid..... for the second time, and some insights that have gone along with it. Fun times! Thanks as always for listening and joining in!
2021-07-1531 minToo Many Strings PodcastJeroen Paul ThesselingThis episode, Jon was very excited to be able to catch up with friend and fellow 7 string bassist Jeroen Paul Thesseling. During the conversation, they touched on their approach to dealing with the pandemic, Jeroen rejoining Obscura, and other topics relating to music and life. This was Jon's first time catching up with Jeroen during an actual conversation in at least a few years, so hope you enjoy!
2021-06-241h 23Too Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 6-16-21 Vacation and Yellowstone EditionThis episode, Jon takes some time to discuss the craziness of the last couple of weeks, including experiences at Disney, the quick turnaround of having to head back to Wyoming, and of course, Yellowstone! This is another episode more geared to update friends and family on the latest happenings, but there's a few other odds and ends sprinkled in too. Thanks again for hanging, and more guests are still in the works, hopefully by next episode!
2021-06-1737 minToo Many Strings PodcastGoing Solo 5-30-2021Join Jon as he discusses some aspects of self improvement, introspection on creativity, and makes a final clarification to his overall stance on some of the Covid issues we're facing today. Thanks again for the positive feedback on the last solo episode! Hope you enjoy this one as well.
2021-05-3037 minToo Many Strings PodcastGoing SoloThis episode, Jon does a solo podcast for the first time (for better or worse!). On top of sharing random thoughts on work life, a few hobbies, current state of mind of society towards healthcare and vaccinations, and other things, this episode is also sort of an update for friends and family, on top of being an experimental trial run to see if more of these types of episodes might be done in the future. Thanks for checking it out!
2021-05-2031 min
Year ZeroRespiratory Therapy In The Age Of Covid w/Jonathan MunnierTommy asked Jonathan Munnier, a respiratory therapist, to join him and discuss his experiences in the last year as Covid took hold of the world.JonathanMunnier.comDonate This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tommysalmons.substack.com/subscribe
2021-05-051h 27Too Many Strings PodcastBrian HoppThis episode, Jon catches up with friend and guitarist of Cephalic Carnage, Brian Hopp. During their conversation, they discuss new career ventures, audio nerd stuff, and some of Brian's experiences working past audio gigs, amongst other things. Thanks as always for tuning in!
2021-04-301h 02Too Many Strings PodcastDavid Sanchez Part TwoThis episode is another swapcast with David Sanchez from Havok, who is also the creator and brains behind the Riffs or Die podcast. This follow up swapcast is centered heavily around David's questions for Jon concerning his experience working in hospitals around the country this past year and dealing with a lot of Covid issues. If nothing else, hopefully this episode will keep you thinking for yourself and continue to inspire you to do your own research on many issues we face as a society. If you haven't, check out Havok on most streaming platforms and for David's podcast...
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Riffs Or Die#35 | Jonathan Munnier | Riffs Or Die PodcastJonathan Munnier is a respiratory therapist, bassist, DDP Yoga instructor, falconer, and the host of the "Too Many Strings" Podcast. David and Jonathan riff on viruses, face masks, and v****** passports.
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2021-04-222h 00Too Many Strings PodcastJon MoodyThis week, Jon joins friend, fellow bassist, and GHS rep Jon Moody, where they discuss the state of music, Jon's early experience with bass, podcasting, and other cool things. Thanks as always for the support and enjoy!
2021-03-231h 11Too Many Strings PodcastSean ZatorskyThis week, Jon gets back in touch with buddy and vocalist/bandmate Sean Zatorsky (also of Sinsaenum, Chimaira, Daath), where they discuss music school, video games, and of course, Star Wars, amongst other things. Hope you enjoy another fun episode!
2021-03-041h 03Too Many Strings PodcastJayme LewisThis episode, Jon discusses live streaming, Vegas raging, the current state of music, and other topics with friend Jayme Lewis, bassist and founder of thebassist.net. If you want to check out some informative and interactive streams, look him up on Twitch! It's worth the time! More info during the episode!
2021-02-151h 11Riffs Or Die#26 | Jonathan Munnier | Riffs Or Die PodcastJonathan Munnier is a bassist, respiratory therapist, audio engineer, DDP Yoga instructor, falconer, and the host of the "Too Many Strings" Podcast. On this swapcast, David and Jonathan riff on podcasting, falconry, and stringed furniture.
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2021-02-031h 33Too Many Strings PodcastDavid SanchezThis week, Jon gets back in touch with good bud David Sanchez from the band Havok. A lot of cool topics are discussed, including the world's current state of affairs, David's Riffs or Die podcast, guitar and bass specs, and some of the details around one of Jon's favorite pursuits, falconry. David is a funny dude and this was a fun conversation to have, so enjoy! If you haven't yet, definitely check out Havok and his podcast, Riffs or Die, at http://www.riffsordie.com! They're more than worth the listen!
2021-02-031h 25Too Many Strings PodcastNicki TedescoThis week, Jon talks with fellow bassist and vocalist Nicki Tedesco about writing, getting a start in music, collaborating, and other different topics relating to being a modern musician. It's a fun conversation that offers some good insight and perspectives, so you'll want to check it out! Thanks as always for tuning in!
2021-01-211h 13Too Many Strings PodcastChris RodriguezJoin Jon this week as he reminisces with good friend and German Warwick bassist Chris Rodriguez, as they discuss the latest happenings in Germany, what it was like doing shows in the drive-in theater environment, and of course, Star Wars! Thanks for tuning in for another fun hang!
2020-12-291h 02Too Many Strings PodcastChris CaccamiseJoin Jon this week as he gets back in touch with friend and founder of the Bass Channel, Chris Caccamise! Jon and Chris discuss different topics, including the inspiration behind starting up the successful media channel, balancing the time requirements of multiple jobs and hobbies, and some of the technical aspects of podcasting. Thanks as always for hanging out!
2020-12-161h 00Too Many Strings PodcastMark MichellJoin Jon this week as he catches up with bass guru and friend Mark Michell while they discuss the state of the music biz, video games, past bass events, and other good stuff. Thanks as always for tuning in and hope you enjoy!
2020-11-291h 09Too Many Strings PodcastOve BoschJoin Jon this week as he catches up with his good friend Ove Bosch, who is a bassist based in Germany and also the founder of BassCon. During the conversation they discuss a variety of things, including memories from Bass Camp, previous NAMM shows, networking, and the inspiration behind Ove deciding to start BassCon. It's a fun hour you won't want to miss!
2020-11-111h 18Too Many Strings PodcastJeff HughellGood friend and fellow Warwick artist Jeff Hughell of Six Feet Under joins Jon this week to discuss the latest with the band, his personal projects, extended range basses, and barbecue! For more info on Jeff, head to http://www.jeffhughell.com! Thanks as always for listening!
2020-10-271h 06Too Many Strings PodcastTanya O'Callaghan and Derrick GreenThis third and final part of the NAMM Show Hangout Series to start this podcast off with brings you Tanya, a prominent touring bassist, and Derrick, the vocalist for Sepultura, who were kind enough to stop by the Warwick booth at NAMM to discuss their new show Highway to Health, advocacy, and other topics. I miss these two, and hope to see them again soon along with many of my other musician friends! For more info on Highway to Health, head to http://www.highwaytohealthshow.com. Enjoy!
2020-10-1650 minToo Many Strings PodcastWilliam DuvallIn this episode, Jon hangs with William Duvall at the Framus and Warwick booth during the 2020 NAMM Show, where they discuss William's beginnings in music, dad experiences, dogs, and other odds and ends. Come hang out and enjoy! Thanks for listening!
2020-10-0539 minToo Many Strings PodcastDevin TownsendJoin Jon as he kicks off the first episode of the Too Many Strings Podcast with amazing dude and musician Devin Townsend! During this short conversation, we discuss a variety of things including interesting cuisines from other countries, touring, and other odds and ends. So come hang out with us in the first of a fun (and somewhat noisy) three episode NAMM show series! Enjoy!
2020-09-2324 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 9: Bon LozagaHailing from Northeastern North Carolina, where he has successfully flown long-wings for many years now, Bon Lozaga joins Jonathan Munnier for this past installment of the Falconry Told Podcast. Bon has been a falconer and musician for decades, with both pastimes giving meaning to a large part of his life. Join us this week as we dive into his many falconry and musical endeavors!
Support at buymeacoffee.com/falconrychroniclesSpecial thanks to the organizations and businesses who've kindly helped support the podcast!The Archives of Falconryhttp://www.falconry.org
2019-11-0558 min
Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 7: Tim NeeseTim Neese of Indiana joins Jonathan Munnier for this episode of the Falconry Told Podcast. Catching the fever in the 70’s, Tim has been in the pursuit of wild quarry with trained birds of prey ever since… And he recounts his early, pre-regulation falconry days as well as a variety of topics centered primarily on all-things Indiana hawking. A hard-at-it career with many exemplary goshawks, red-tailed hawks, and more to show for it, Tim’s insight and accounts of nest-hunting and more are not to be missed!
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Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 6: Josh and Sara HoosJosh and Sarah Hoos are a husband and wife falconry couple from Tennessee who are also well known in the horse training community. They join Jonathan Munnier for this past episode of the Falconry Told Podcast to offer their experiences in falconry and how they've incorporated it into their lives. Enjoy!
Support at buymeacoffee.com/falconrychroniclesSpecial thanks to the organizations and businesses who've kindly helped support the podcast!The Archives of Falconryhttp://www.falconry.orgMarshall Radio Telemetryhttp://www.marshallradio.com...
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Falconry Chronicles PodcastEpisode 5: Clint CarpenterClint Carpenter joins Jonathan Munnier in the studio on this past episode of the Falconry Told Podcast. A lifelong Kentucky native, Clint’s strong small-game hunting background made transitioning to falconry a sure thing. Hawking rabbit and squirrel with Red-Tailed Hawks and then imprinting Cooper’s Hawks and more earned Carpenter a reputation of being one of the more hard-core hawkers in the region, and as newly elected Kentucky Falconer’s Association president, he looks to continue the work of revitalizing falconry in his home state.“Falconry from the beginning has been full of excitement and adventure. Hunting...
2019-09-0259 min