Excellent podcast that, Chris was the first outdoor channel I watched and I continue to this day. Ryan, you come across as a bit of a natural on the camera. Look forward to the next one. Again thanks for doing this 👍
That was so engrossing I totally lost track of time. Pendle Hill will draw you, it has that power and the Moorhouse's will help too getting you up there. The mental health passage was so engaging thanks lads. There are milestones in our lives and it seems to come in 20 year slots, so now passed 60 I'm on another. I've 5 years to retirement which to says, load a bike and vanish over seas for adventure- but health issues make me think now add in insurance for problems with my health, my medication is going to be expensive overseas, how do I work that and with a stressful job, will I make it passed 65? I think a walk sometime tomorrow might help. I do a circuit of the park where I live of a morning- helps get focused. Great one lads and now I've another channel to watch. Subbed. UTC
Thanks for having me Ryan - was great to have the opportunity to come on and talk about the outdoors and what it means to me. Plus a bit more rambling on about life - enjoy your adventures pal and speak soon 👍
Well done Ryan - MCM Outdoors is one of my go to channels and it's nice to learn a bit more about Chris. This podcast is such a good idea - looking forward to the next one.
Good stuff lads, a good insight into Chris's and your outdoor lives, the hour pass in a blink of an eye. You touched on some tough topics and both gave cracking advice to overcome the stresses in life. Top job mate 👍
I am just listening to the rest of this vlog now so its day two for me. This is a brilliant conversation and really useful that you have both had the benifit of a few decades of change under your belts.....So many of these subjects resonate with me and i have fallen into the trap of consumerism too on occasion. However, i made a concious decision a few years ago that if i buy only the very best ie Hilleberg , Arcteryx and MSR then everything else is a waste of money and i will jump from Peter to rob Paul if i do not remind myself that i already have the best gear so its far better to just enjoy the outdoors and not bother watching gear reviews because the old adage of buy cheap buy twice is whats going to happen and in my opinion i think its better to focus on the enjoyment of being outdoors rather than being preoccupied with the lastest bit of Fad gear by one of the dare i say Average gear manufacturers.The brands i just mentioned are equivelent to Driving a Bentley and if you had one of them you wouldnt be looking at the latest Fiat for example. I am not being elitist or trying to brag by giving my opinion i just think that its far more cost effective in the long term to buy higher quality gear which i have found out to be a very good long term investment because i have got pretty much all my money back from selling my old Arcteryx jackets on ebay that i purchased in 2010 and a 7 year old Hilleberg Soulo i sold for 750.00 on ebay and bought the last green one in the uk from Tiso the very next day for 898.00 .....Anyway you two bounced off each other like two professional presenters in ths vlogg so very well done lads . Fantastic chat and i absolutley loved the subject matter, i hope you do more .
So sorry, i am listening to this in sections and commenting before i have listened to it all. I am a dad to a Daughter and granddad to a granddaughter and grandson and i couldnt even entertain the thought of losing someone that close......not sure where it comes from but i inately know 100 percent that i know i can handle anything that concerns ME but my biggest fear is if anything happens to my girls and my grandson that i cannot fix .
Awesome mate. Just watched part of it and faffed around trying to get it on my phone to play in the car. Is there a way to get audio only on something? I searched on my podcast app but couldn’t find it. Cheers Ryan, it needed someone to do this well. Looks like you have. Kudos. 👏
@@ryanhuntermedia well that lived up to expectations and more chaps, fantastic. There’s a lot of value you in this. Great listen, other than the football bit.
@@chrishomer haha cheers pal. I am defo going for one when I get back off holiday. I’m kayaking in the gorges de Verdon tomorrow so I’m defo gonna get the big for it!
Read Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Joe Dispenza ...IMO Every human should lock themselves in a room for 2 weeks and listen to it back to back :)
Excellent podcast that, Chris was the first outdoor channel I watched and I continue to this day.
Ryan, you come across as a bit of a natural on the camera. Look forward to the next one. Again thanks for doing this 👍
That was so engrossing I totally lost track of time. Pendle Hill will draw you, it has that power and the Moorhouse's will help too getting you up there. The mental health passage was so engaging thanks lads. There are milestones in our lives and it seems to come in 20 year slots, so now passed 60 I'm on another. I've 5 years to retirement which to says, load a bike and vanish over seas for adventure- but health issues make me think now add in insurance for problems with my health, my medication is going to be expensive overseas, how do I work that and with a stressful job, will I make it passed 65? I think a walk sometime tomorrow might help. I do a circuit of the park where I live of a morning- helps get focused. Great one lads and now I've another channel to watch. Subbed. UTC
Thanks for having me Ryan - was great to have the opportunity to come on and talk about the outdoors and what it means to me. Plus a bit more rambling on about life - enjoy your adventures pal and speak soon 👍
The pleasure was all mine mate. Let me know when you’re heading over to the Dales! Atb, Ryan
Well done chaps...an informed, intelligent and honest conversation...well worth an hour of everyone's time...👍👍 - T🙂
Well done Ryan - MCM Outdoors is one of my go to channels and it's nice to learn a bit more about Chris. This podcast is such a good idea - looking forward to the next one.
Thanks mate 🙏
An hour well listened. Cheers gents
Good stuff lads, a good insight into Chris's and your outdoor lives, the hour pass in a blink of an eye. You touched on some tough topics and both gave cracking advice to overcome the stresses in life. Top job mate 👍
Thank you bud, really appreciate the comment and thanks for watching! Loved your Scottish Canoe adventure! Atb, Ryan
I am just listening to the rest of this vlog now so its day two for me. This is a brilliant conversation and really useful that you have both had the benifit of a few decades of change under your belts.....So many of these subjects resonate with me and i have fallen into the trap of consumerism too on occasion. However, i made a concious decision a few years ago that if i buy only the very best ie Hilleberg , Arcteryx and MSR then everything else is a waste of money and i will jump from Peter to rob Paul if i do not remind myself that i already have the best gear so its far better to just enjoy the outdoors and not bother watching gear reviews because the old adage of buy cheap buy twice is whats going to happen and in my opinion i think its better to focus on the enjoyment of being outdoors rather than being preoccupied with the lastest bit of Fad gear by one of the dare i say Average gear manufacturers.The brands i just mentioned are equivelent to Driving a Bentley and if you had one of them you wouldnt be looking at the latest Fiat for example. I am not being elitist or trying to brag by giving my opinion i just think that its far more cost effective in the long term to buy higher quality gear which i have found out to be a very good long term investment because i have got pretty much all my money back from selling my old Arcteryx jackets on ebay that i purchased in 2010 and a 7 year old Hilleberg Soulo i sold for 750.00 on ebay and bought the last green one in the uk from Tiso the very next day for 898.00 .....Anyway you two bounced off each other like two professional presenters in ths vlogg so very well done lads . Fantastic chat and i absolutley loved the subject matter, i hope you do more .
Thank you Olan, I really appreciate the comment! 🙏
@@ryanhuntermedia you're welcome 👍
So sorry, i am listening to this in sections and commenting before i have listened to it all. I am a dad to a Daughter and granddad to a granddaughter and grandson and i couldnt even entertain the thought of losing someone that close......not sure where it comes from but i inately know 100 percent that i know i can handle anything that concerns ME but my biggest fear is if anything happens to my girls and my grandson that i cannot fix .
Another guden, yep you gota luv Chris.
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Cheers Dave 👍🏼
Awesome mate. Just watched part of it and faffed around trying to get it on my phone to play in the car. Is there a way to get audio only on something? I searched on my podcast app but couldn’t find it.
Cheers Ryan, it needed someone to do this well. Looks like you have. Kudos. 👏
Cheers pal, really appreciate that. It’s on Spotify too open.spotify.com/episode/52OWONqmEsZilHZGe6NdlW?si=QsdjK5vwSvK5eWB8D-Zt2w
@@ryanhuntermedia well that lived up to expectations and more chaps, fantastic. There’s a lot of value you in this. Great listen, other than the football bit.
Oh, and get the bloody inflatable kayak! They’re great 👍
@@chrishomer haha cheers pal. I am defo going for one when I get back off holiday. I’m kayaking in the gorges de Verdon tomorrow so I’m defo gonna get the big for it!
Read Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Joe Dispenza ...IMO Every human should lock themselves in a room for 2 weeks and listen to it back to back :)
I’ll have a look at that! Cheers pal!