On our geocaching podcast today, we have a very special interview to share with you. We chat with none other than Dave Ulmer, the father of Geocaching and hider of the very first geocache. We also have some super-cool caches that Dave probably never dreamed of back in 2000, a great story about Hidden Mickeys […]
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Show 403.0: Global Game Jam
On our geocaching podcast today, we have an interview with a fascinating geocacher, Elonka, about a big event, famous people, cryptography and more. We also share some caching reports from Georgia and Alberta Canada, feedback on the request for a “live map view” in a geocaching app, another geocaching murder mystery, a great new contest, […]
Show 396.0: Alameda Chats
On our geocaching podcast today, we have some audio from our Bay Area meet & greet a few weeks ago, including a chat with FizzyMagic. We also share 6-year-old geocaching stealth caught on video, a story: “My first FTF attempt in the dark”, feedback on trackables and geotagging cameras, a roving report on an awesome […]
Show 388.0: Feud Caching
On our geocaching podcast today, we have coverage from a PodCacher Roving Reporter of the Hatfield McCoy Geo Trail Event as well as a chat with the August featured Cacher of the Month WHBaisden. We also share a perspective on LPCs by a cacher from Finland, feedback on the “most found geocaches”, a different type […]
Show 380.0: Outrageous Cache Ideas
On our geocaching podcast today, we’ll share some outrageous cache ideas from the recent Little Star Geocoin contest. We also have an interview about creating a geocaching experience in a local town and a listener question related to this topic of geo-tourism. There’s also a geocaching wildlife encounter that was very timely for a trapped […]
Show 379.0: Geolympix Mega
On our geocaching podcast today, we have an interview with two of the organizers of the Geolympix MEGA event in Oxford, UK. We also share with you a story of caching and fireworks, feedback on a Lazarus travel bug and a honeymoon travel bug, a geocache that took a very interesting, though unintended, journey, and a […]