Mannn… I grew up in NYC. About 3 years ago I started watching alone and bushcraft stuff on UA-cam. Got into camping from just being a weekend fishermen. I know some might think it’s lame but I’ve literally learned all I know from guys like these dudes. Didn’t have a dad to teach me. Super grateful for all the work they’ve done and knowledge they’ve shared over the years. So much garbage on the internet and division even in this area. Respect anyone who inspires people to get out in creation with the Creator! God bless these guys. Two legends for sure 🔥
Yes god bless them. danger men...at work. My mother is a Baird. Her family settled south east Idaho. All her brothers are mountain men, ranchers, horse men, nuclear engineers, and a rocket scientist. No father to take me camping but what great Baird uncles.
Joe's Wild in Wabakimi episode with Blue Walleye, and the beautiful cliffs. ...one of his best moments was when he backed into a big crevice, and just sat there in peace. Such a great moment.... Also love his canoe/fishing trips with Doug to a little back road lake, camping on an island for a night or two. Love those little simple canoe camps.
I just can't imagine anyone commenting negatively about you guys taking Wesley on trips. There's zero chance of a better situation for a boy like him. What an amazing privilege to have parents like you. Great chat, one of my favorite podcasts now!
I've found out about Joe Rabinet from watching Shawn James and also first saw you Jim (and Ted) from watching Mr. James. I'm 75 and it's totally fascinating plus relaxing - plus getting in touch with what life is all about from all the insanity of the world. My father would have loved your UA-cam videos as he loved hunting and the outdoors. This is a great interview!
Talking about Gandalf and Obi Wan, that's what it's like listening to you two! Definitely my favourite outdoorsmen online. So motivating to listen to your adventures.
Until today, watching your podcast with Joe Robinet, I didn’t know who he was. After listening to him , I can understand why his channel is so huge. He is an amazing human! What a really cool person.
You guys are definitely self employed with a customer service background. You guys are great marketers! Perfect challenge for your adventurous spirits. Congrats Tori too for starting her journey in this field of creativity! Wish you many years sucess with lots of books. 🎉❤👏
It took me a while to watch this one as I was in and out. Great podcast Jim!! Looks like the two of you had a great time. No you two need to get out and do an outing.
Another awesome episode. Joe and Tori's podcasts are currently tied for 1st place for me. The conversation was so effortless, it just flowed. Well done. Joe, I'm a huge fan, thanks for sitting down and being so open and honest. Your easy going personality really shines ❤
Great interview Jim. I’ve watched Joe from the beginning he is very down to earth and honest. When I saw his video on his rash I knew it was shingles because I got them on a trip in temagami a few years ago.
Hiya Jim, Although I am a woman I find yr channels soo interesting, talented, skilled, informative, serious and fun. Jim, whatever anyone has said, You have smashed the relaxed, respectful with a lovely manner host & intervierer. Its more like a chat, debate & exchage. Your guests are such impressive men❣️
Jim and Tori I have nothing but respect for you guys taking your family out for adventures, seeing Wesley out there makes me smile. You guys are amazing…..Joe is awesome too…keep on keeping on
Both these young guys are already National treasures 🇨🇦. Great interview Jim . Jim & Joe ( and your families ) thank you for everything. Been following you both for many years & we will be fans for life ! Outdoor adventures sure show people’s true character & you guys are 10/10 🎯🇨🇦👍5️⃣⭐️🎣
Talk about yourself. Joe is awful. A Trump supporter who loves to buy and show off his pistol on the internet. Go search about him! Not a Canada legend at all…
I don’t normally watch interviews, I like the camping and such more. But when I saw who was on, I thought oh, 2 of my favorites. Really enjoyed the camaraderie, stories and fun conversation!!
Great show, loved every second of it. I found Joe (and you, and Xander) from watching John from Lost Lakes, so it was nice to hear Joe mention him. You and Joe have such a great repour. Would love to see a trip with you guys and both dogs! Jim, you do such a great job as an interviewer!
Another great way of making a Quinzy is by piling a load of snow on a bunch of rucksacks, after padding it down you then remove the rucksacks creating your makeshift igloo. Great quick survival shelter
Another great interview! I already follow Joe. I'm so sorry it causes problems for his family. Being torn like that is exhausting and can take the fun out of anything. I love the advice about the starting pistol! It never occurred to me to use safe loud noises to help my old dog overcome his fear of all things loud. I rescued him at age 9ish, so I thought it was just how it was going to be. It really could disrupt our plans if a thunderstorm came in or people started target practice where he could hear it...Great insight. Thank you! Good to know that commenting on Joe's channel is one sided! I hate typing!
Absolutely loving the podcast Jim. Best part of it is definitely being able to go in depth with people that we normally only get a glimpse of. Learning lots too.
Jim, these long-form conversations are amazing. Joe is one of my favorites. Now i'll be watching your content too. PS: I know you too from Alone. Thanks
Loved it! The wife and I and our two husky mixes were at the wabakimi lodge the night after Joe and Wolfie last summer. Really making me itch to go back! What a special place they have up there
Such a great job of interviewing Jim. You ask relevant interesting questions and interacted with Joe in a "brothership" kind of manner. Could have watched linger. Thank you to both you and Joe. Love your work!
Great cast guys! Thanks for doing this Jim, I subscribe to Joe, yourself, Shawn James, and several others that i look forward to every episode. I feel I know a lot more about Joe now as a person than I thought I had known. I have only really been watching UA-cam for like 6-7 years and I am so happy to be able to watch your channel, and similar channels made by real people just doing there thing and sharing their experiences. Again, thanks for the great content Mr Jim Baird!
You can get Shingles several times! When you have Chicken Pox the virus stays on your nerve endings which is why, when you are under stress, the shingles come out. I have had patients who who have contracted Shingles many, many time. The good thing is that it only appears in one quadrant of your body at any appearance. My sister has had it around her eyes and the next time it was on the upper quadrant of her back and the last (as of this time) on her right lower front quadrant.
Hilarious intro gentlemen (especially the booster seat), although I’m not even 2 minutes in but a funny past pectoral story…when our youngest was little (he’s 22now) he was nursed until just over 2yo and he wanted to know what kind of milk dada had (seeing dadas pecs) We told him chocolate milk. 😂 he thought that sounded great 😆 we laughed about it for a minute and told him “just joking, that’s a mama job”
Hey Jim, You and Joe were talking about desensitizing your dogs to a sterters pistol, in horse training that is called "hazing", usually visual with a grain sack flashed in front, but also hazed for gunfire. cheers
My to big 2 source of knowledge and inspiration, on that live show. thanX to you both. insane hard boys. ( Like You both, sneak inn camp is my deal to)
PS. Before you guys are awesome I've been following since you first began your UA-cam careers .Years ago people would summer camp for a month on canoe trips ,then it changed to a week of canoe tripping now it's a weekend trip I learned from Sid Rogers and I got that mindset about canoe tripping That was 50 years ago even.
I cannot sy how wonderful that was TO both of you . Just not as ytubers but through that seeing the vastness and how much we as Canadians need to protect and also the so many people that came and lived for thousands of years before first contact. Saying from a son of first generation immigrants. Also love camping in Turkey Point and The Pinery and Algonquin Park with a car.
I like your podcasts, another perspective on JR too. I tell my kids about my "skills" I've learned from JR, SJ, JB, etc., and they just look at me lol. But hey, if they ever need a fire started or tent stakes , or a snow wall made boy won't they be really surprised. You and your guests have mad teaching skills. Thank you (my kids inadvertently thank you too)😉 I have a suggestion for a guest, Luke from The Outdoor Boys.
13 km west of my house is 1000s of km of public land from the North saskatchewan River all the way to basically the coast to a certain extent. We are really lucky here in Canada
@JimBairdAdventurer yes Jim but the North saskatchewan River actually mostly runs through Central Alberta. The area I live in was visited frequently by David Thompson. He actually spent the winter at a place called Boogie Hall just west of my place in the early 1800s. The North saskatchewan River flows from banff National Park all the way to nipiwin saskatchewan, where it meets the South saskatchewan River and continues all the way to lake Winnipeg as the saskatchewan river. It is a Legendary River of the fur trade era. I strongly recommend you take a look into the rivers' history as it is a canadian heritage river. The North saskatchewan River actually flows right through the city of Edmonton, which also has a rich fur trade history. So next time you are board, look into David Thompson and North Saskatchewan River. But remember, most of the Noth Saskatchewan river actually flows thorough central Alberta lol.
I love these two! Shingles is no joke, I can relate to this. I have permanent nerve damage from Shingles like most people who have suffered with this. I love both of guys and your videos.!!
This is a fantastic conversation between 2 of the very finest in the field. JIm, you're so good at asking great questions and keeping it light and casual. Great advice with the aiming of bear bangers, too! Both of you gents are inspiring to us and countless others - keep up the amazing work! We always thought that Joe's triceps looked especially dangerous with the single blade as well. Thanks for the mention!! Joe and Tosh did give us a bit of a start on the Sand River that morning, but it was great to run into them
Great episode! As with many people, I was inspired by Joe many years ago to reconnect with the outdoors. Love your content and your brother Ted's also. Keep up the great work!
I think I have a great idea for the future of this project as well. For guys like me who lovs it but can't attend it all due to physical disability. Plz .we need our time to...thank you .
Mannn… I grew up in NYC. About 3 years ago I started watching alone and bushcraft stuff on UA-cam. Got into camping from just being a weekend fishermen. I know some might think it’s lame but I’ve literally learned all I know from guys like these dudes. Didn’t have a dad to teach me. Super grateful for all the work they’ve done and knowledge they’ve shared over the years. So much garbage on the internet and division even in this area. Respect anyone who inspires people to get out in creation with the Creator! God bless these guys. Two legends for sure 🔥
Nothing lame about that buddy! You are fighting the norm. More ppwer to you!!!
Awesome 😎. Enjoy
So awesome!
Yes god bless them.
danger men...at work.
My mother is a Baird. Her family settled south east Idaho. All her brothers are mountain men, ranchers, horse men, nuclear engineers, and a rocket scientist.
No father to take me camping but what great Baird uncles.
May I just say, Jim is killing it as a host and what an amazing guest and video. Loving the series bud. Job well done!
Man....what a natural interviewer. Never thought he'd have kick a$$ podcasts. Bravo!
Thanks!
You took the words right out of my mouth!
Joe's Wild in Wabakimi episode with Blue Walleye, and the beautiful cliffs. ...one of his best moments was when he backed into a big crevice, and just sat there in peace. Such a great moment....
Also love his canoe/fishing trips with Doug to a little back road lake, camping on an island for a night or two. Love those little simple canoe camps.
Nice, ya the Wabakimi stuff is great and the rest too.
I just can't imagine anyone commenting negatively about you guys taking Wesley on trips. There's zero chance of a better situation for a boy like him. What an amazing privilege to have parents like you.
Great chat, one of my favorite podcasts now!
I've found out about Joe Rabinet from watching Shawn James and also first saw you Jim (and Ted) from watching Mr. James. I'm 75 and it's totally fascinating plus relaxing - plus getting in touch with what life is all about from all the insanity of the world. My father would have loved your UA-cam videos as he loved hunting and the outdoors. This is a great interview!
Talking about Gandalf and Obi Wan, that's what it's like listening to you two! Definitely my favourite outdoorsmen online. So motivating to listen to your adventures.
Glad you enjoy it!
Until today, watching your podcast with Joe Robinet, I didn’t know who he was. After listening to him , I can understand why his channel is so huge. He is an amazing human! What a really cool person.
2 legends. Thank you guys for the hard work filming and sharing this vids with us! Great respect!!!
Joe is great! Thanks for interviewing him! Very fun to hear his behind the scene thoughts!
i started watching Joe Robinet and got hooked on bush crafting videos…and camping! Thanks Joe.
You guys are definitely self employed with a customer service background. You guys are great marketers! Perfect challenge for your adventurous spirits. Congrats Tori too for starting her journey in this field of creativity! Wish you many years sucess with lots of books. 🎉❤👏
Two of my favourite UA-camrs Joe and Jim👍👍👍
It took me a while to watch this one as I was in and out. Great podcast Jim!!
Looks like the two of you had a great time. No you two need to get out and do an outing.
You both crushed it no sugar coat real life how you feel. Can’t wait to see you both out on your adventures. You both have a blessed life.
Another awesome episode. Joe and Tori's podcasts are currently tied for 1st place for me. The conversation was so effortless, it just flowed. Well done. Joe, I'm a huge fan, thanks for sitting down and being so open and honest. Your easy going personality really shines ❤
Great interview Jim. I’ve watched Joe from the beginning he is very down to earth and honest. When I saw his video on his rash I knew it was shingles because I got them on a trip in temagami a few years ago.
Hiya Jim, Although I am a woman I find yr channels soo interesting, talented, skilled, informative, serious and fun. Jim, whatever anyone has said, You have smashed the relaxed, respectful with a lovely manner host & intervierer. Its more like a chat, debate & exchage. Your guests are such impressive men❣️
We started watching Joe’s videos on Christmas Day several years ago. His videos are must watch couch time in our house! Especially love the fishing.
I could listen to you guys talk for another couple of hours easily
Jim and Tori I have nothing but respect for you guys taking your family out for adventures, seeing Wesley out there makes me smile. You guys are amazing…..Joe is awesome too…keep on keeping on
Two amazing outdoorsmen… ❤❤❤
I can see that Joe is one impressive, amazing man. It's clear why he's known as one of the best❣️
Both these young guys are already National treasures 🇨🇦. Great interview Jim . Jim & Joe ( and your families ) thank you for everything. Been following you both for many years & we will be fans for life ! Outdoor adventures sure show people’s true character & you guys are 10/10 🎯🇨🇦👍5️⃣⭐️🎣
Talk about yourself. Joe is awful. A Trump supporter who loves to buy and show off his pistol on the internet. Go search about him! Not a Canada legend at all…
I love watching joe
Joe was my first.....bushcraft channel
Mine too!
You never forget your first bush........crafter.
There is a love that will always exist. ❤
Lol
Loving the podcasts!! My 2 favourite UA-camrs hands down!!!
# 3 , Ted B. ,# 4, Steve Wallis.
What a great discussion, Jim doing a fantastic job with interesting questions
I don’t normally watch interviews, I like the camping and such more. But when I saw who was on, I thought oh, 2 of my favorites. Really enjoyed the camaraderie, stories and fun conversation!!
I laughed so hard when y’all were talking about trimming grams of pack weight
Incredible podcast guys.
2 modern day legends of the backcountry!! 🤙🏼
Thanks!
My absolute two favorite you tubers!!! Hands down to you both. Exciting to you together!! Keep going 🎉🎉
Much appreciated!
Hey Joe it’s really good to see you and you look great. Thanks Jim for sharing this awesome video! 👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯
Great show, loved every second of it. I found Joe (and you, and Xander) from watching John from Lost Lakes, so it was nice to hear Joe mention him. You and Joe have such a great repour. Would love to see a trip with you guys and both dogs! Jim, you do such a great job as an interviewer!
Another great way of making a Quinzy is by piling a load of snow on a bunch of rucksacks, after padding it down you then remove the rucksacks creating your makeshift igloo.
Great quick survival shelter
Moved thanks a lot. I’ve never tried that was but have read about it. Good to hear it actually works
This is such a good conversation. Great listen. Big fan of both.
Thanks!
Awesome episode Jim and Joe! Been a fan of you both for multiple years and it was great watching you two connect. Can't wait to see what comes next! 🤘
Great conversation! Big follower of you both. Keep rockin it!
Followed Joe's channel back when I was recovering from a broken femur. He got me outside when I was housebound.
Another great interview! I already follow Joe. I'm so sorry it causes problems for his family. Being torn like that is exhausting and can take the fun out of anything.
I love the advice about the starting pistol! It never occurred to me to use safe loud noises to help my old dog overcome his fear of all things loud. I rescued him at age 9ish, so I thought it was just how it was going to be. It really could disrupt our plans if a thunderstorm came in or people started target practice where he could hear it...Great insight. Thank you!
Good to know that commenting on Joe's channel is one sided! I hate typing!
Absolutely loving the podcast Jim. Best part of it is definitely being able to go in depth with people that we normally only get a glimpse of.
Learning lots too.
Great interview, pace is great and two of my fave youtubers. You’re and natural at this Jim
Much appreciated!
Great listen. Enjoyed what Joe said about going solo, wish I started sooner on that. And cheers from BCUSA!
👍👍
Such a great episode! Hope to see more collaboration camping vids from you guys.
excellent podcast great to see joe
Jim, these long-form conversations are amazing. Joe is one of my favorites. Now i'll be watching your content too. PS: I know you too from Alone. Thanks
Awesome, glad you’re enjoying it!
Excellent interview with Joe Robinet.
I don't usually listen the whole episode of a talk show but I did with this one. Jim is a good host. The podcast is very enjoyable.
Love Joe's content! As a fellow algoma resident we are so lucky! Joe has been an inspiration for me to just get out and try new things!
Great episode, you're really on to something with this podcast series!
Two of my favorite youtubers in one movie. Keep me entertained guys. Love watching you both. Greetings from Amsterdam
Much appreciated!
As soon as I saw this was out, Joe and Jim, I was like I gotta watch that... great chat!
Loved it! The wife and I and our two husky mixes were at the wabakimi lodge the night after Joe and Wolfie last summer. Really making me itch to go back! What a special place they have up there
That is awesome!
Great conversation, thanks for the content.
I really love these long podcasts. Thank you
Mad men of bushcraft. Watching this interview, I had flashbacks to Little Joe and Hoss Cartwright on the 60s TV show Bonanza.
Such a great job of interviewing Jim. You ask relevant interesting questions and interacted with Joe in a "brothership" kind of manner. Could have watched linger. Thank you to both you and Joe. Love your work!
Joe's shirt
Great stuff from two of my favorite You tubers. Thank you!
As my last comment, Joe Robinet you have built the community about Nature outdoors love, My deepest respect.
So entertaining!! Jim and Joe adventure should be in the future. Would love to see you two together in the bush. Great discussion!!!
Another great one ! 🎉
Better luck next time on the fishing Jim.
👍
Great cast guys!
Thanks for doing this Jim, I subscribe to Joe, yourself, Shawn James, and several others that i look forward to every episode.
I feel I know a lot more about Joe now as a person than I thought I had known. I have only really been watching UA-cam for like 6-7 years and I am so happy to be able to watch your channel, and similar channels made by real people just doing there thing and sharing their experiences.
Again, thanks for the great content Mr Jim Baird!
Jim and Joe are thy best persons that i like to watch ,,,, thank you for your videos and yes i love your videos....
You can get Shingles several times! When you have Chicken Pox the virus stays on your nerve endings which is why, when you are under stress, the shingles come out. I have had patients who who have contracted Shingles many, many time. The good thing is that it only appears in one quadrant of your body at any appearance. My sister has had it around her eyes and the next time it was on the upper quadrant of her back and the last (as of this time) on her right lower front quadrant.
Heck ya!!!!! I was listening to this on the drive home and couldn’t wait till it was on UA-cam. Cheers boys.
Two absolute bad-ass dudes.
Absolutely loved this interview. Raw honesty and informative. Thank you both. ❤️👍🏼
Our pleasure!
This content i beyoung all what have ever hear, deep in 😮
loved this one . kicking ass ,i follow you both
Thanks!
Excellent interview, I really appreciate all the stories and knowledge and reality of it! Priceless!
Fantastic interview! Loved every moment of it! You, Joe, and Shawn James; 3 of my favorite UA-camrs! This was great!
Great podcast, guys. Thank you.
Hilarious intro gentlemen (especially the booster seat), although I’m not even 2 minutes in but a funny past pectoral story…when our youngest was little (he’s 22now) he was nursed until just over 2yo and he wanted to know what kind of milk dada had (seeing dadas pecs) We told him chocolate milk. 😂 he thought that sounded great 😆 we laughed about it for a minute and told him “just joking, that’s a mama job”
Hey Jim, You and Joe were talking about desensitizing your dogs to a sterters pistol, in horse training that is called "hazing", usually visual with a grain sack flashed in front, but also hazed for gunfire. cheers
Interesting, thanks a lot and thanks for watching
My to big 2 source of knowledge and inspiration, on that live show. thanX to you both. insane hard boys. ( Like You both, sneak inn camp is my deal to)
Loved this! We have Durston here in the U.K. I have the XMid 1 great tent but expensive to get it shipped over to the U.K.
Howdy love what thy two of what your families are doing keep going and to heck with any body else
So nice to see you guys together .
PS. Before you guys are awesome I've been following since you first began your UA-cam careers .Years ago people would summer camp for a month on canoe trips ,then it changed to a week of canoe tripping now it's a weekend trip I learned from Sid Rogers and I got that mindset about canoe tripping That was 50 years ago even.
Best interview so far
Thanks a lot
These two guys..
Man, that was enlightening.
Thanks, gentlemen, for sharing your perspectives and experience.
Jim, you're a great interviewer. So kicked back and relaxed.
Wow the greatest podcast so far. It's always nice to hear awesome stories from you and Joe.
Great interview, thoroughly enjoyed it!!
Great interview!
I cannot sy how wonderful that was TO both of you . Just not as ytubers but through that seeing the vastness and how much we as Canadians need to protect and also the so many people that came and lived for thousands of years before first contact. Saying from a son of first generation immigrants. Also love camping in Turkey Point and The Pinery and Algonquin Park with a car.
I like your podcasts, another perspective on JR too.
I tell my kids about my "skills" I've learned from JR, SJ, JB, etc., and they just look at me lol. But hey, if they ever need a fire started or tent stakes , or a snow wall made boy won't they be really surprised. You and your guests have mad teaching skills. Thank you (my kids inadvertently thank you too)😉
I have a suggestion for a guest, Luke from The Outdoor Boys.
Hey Jim, any chance you'll do a podcast with Big Ted?
Soon enough I’m sure I will!
13 km west of my house is 1000s of km of public land from the North saskatchewan River all the way to basically the coast to a certain extent. We are really lucky here in Canada
Amazing man. I’ve been SK a few times and didn’t a canoe trip down the porcupine from Selwyn Lake
@JimBairdAdventurer yes Jim but the North saskatchewan River actually mostly runs through Central Alberta. The area I live in was visited frequently by David Thompson. He actually spent the winter at a place called Boogie Hall just west of my place in the early 1800s. The North saskatchewan River flows from banff National Park all the way to nipiwin saskatchewan, where it meets the South saskatchewan River and continues all the way to lake Winnipeg as the saskatchewan river. It is a Legendary River of the fur trade era. I strongly recommend you take a look into the rivers' history as it is a canadian heritage river. The North saskatchewan River actually flows right through the city of Edmonton, which also has a rich fur trade history. So next time you are board, look into David Thompson and North Saskatchewan River. But remember, most of the Noth Saskatchewan river actually flows thorough central Alberta lol.
I love these two! Shingles is no joke, I can relate to this. I have permanent nerve damage from Shingles like most people who have suffered with this. I love both of guys and your videos.!!
Love these podcasts
Great show Jim, Cheers👍😎👍
That was great thanks Jim
This is a fantastic conversation between 2 of the very finest in the field. JIm, you're so good at asking great questions and keeping it light and casual. Great advice with the aiming of bear bangers, too! Both of you gents are inspiring to us and countless others - keep up the amazing work! We always thought that Joe's triceps looked especially dangerous with the single blade as well. Thanks for the mention!! Joe and Tosh did give us a bit of a start on the Sand River that morning, but it was great to run into them
Great episode! As with many people, I was inspired by Joe many years ago to reconnect with the outdoors. Love your content and your brother Ted's also. Keep up the great work!
I think I have a great idea for the future of this project as well. For guys like me who lovs it but can't attend it all due to physical disability. Plz .we need our time to...thank you .
Sometimes you have a day you get info you would remember all day
I did
In the DREAM JOB description there is the dream, but there is also the job. I'm in the same situation, but it is amazing!
I find Jim hilarious. This podcast is great.