Guests to appear on the podcast include Mark Maynard, Producer/Director of Piconland, Humor columnist Trina Machacek, 2 News Nevada Morning Weatherman Jeff Martinez, Reno News & Review Outdoor Columnist Helena Guglielmino, former Wild Nevada guide and travel author Rich Moreno, with more to come.
As a year-end favorite, this episode features Nevada explorer Tami Force, who shares her ghost town and mining camp discoveries through her website nvtami.com and social media as @nvtami. It also highlights her two books published in 2025, In The Shadow Of The Sierra and In The Glow Of The Sierra, now available on Amazon.
WILD NEVADA CAST
Preparing us for what's coming up when Wild Nevada S8 premieres.
WILD NEVADA CAST
Last year she teased a book—now she’s back with Urban Trails.
Sharing tales of adventure and the American West and Nevada.
Visit Cedarville and the latest incarnation of his bookstore.
Mark Maynard produced and directed Piconland.
Sydney Martinez is a Wild Nevada guest host.
Kathleen Kuo is partnered to create Sagebrush to Sandstone.
Helena Guglielmino is a lover of the outdoors who writes about local trails.
Rich Moreno guided the Wild Nevada team on four episodes.
John Trent is a longtime journalist, author, and trail runner.
David Rodriguez, Travel Writer and Food Blogger.
Discover the audacious idea.
Stephen Provost is a prolific writer, with more than 40 books to his name.
An update on the progress of the ambitious project at Sutro.
Peter Stanton leads the charge to return the water to Walker Lake.
Sue’s love of the outdoors began at age 2 and grew into a life on the river.
One of the two lucky winners of the Carson City to Canada Quest.
Sharingn behind-the-scenes stories from Outdoor Nevada.
Get a healthy dose of The Wilbur D. May Arboretum.
Jeff Martinez is the morning weatherman.
Trina is a writer known for her quirky humor column.
Jack Hursh, Nevada State Board of Geographic Names, shares his story.
Mike White has written over 30 trail guide books.
Jack Sutton has been bringing viewers the stories of Nevadans.
Joy Orlich is the President of HRPS, a volunteer organization
Tami Force, Nevada Ghost Towns & Beyond.
Listen as he explores the West, shaped by life in Nevada’s high desert.
Have you ever wondered whether you could live off the land?
Celebrating Nevada Native Plant Society's 50th anniversary.
Combining her love of history and paper maps into a YouTube channel.
Discussing the benefit event, UP!
Rockhounding is fun, but where are the best spots to hunt for treasures?
Exploring how Nevadans can discover their state through Travel Nevada.
Unveling her new Nevada photo book.