How do you describe Geocaching to a muggle?
Okay, before I even get started, let me say that this is a rant hidden in a question. It's a pet peeve on a genuinely trivial topic and I acknowledge that before I get ramped up. What metaphor do you use to describe Geocaching? I've seen: A high-tech game of hide and seek A high-tech
Show 257.0: Chat with vozzik and Tojumo
Listen To The Show (53:15) On our geocaching podcast today, we have an interview with German geocachers vozzik and Tojumo, news on the capture of a geo-thief in New York, and listener feedback on difficult ammo box hides, astronaut travel bugs and more. We'll also share about a National Park Service Star-Spangled Banner Geotrail and
Show 252.0: Fabulous Feedback-o-palooza
Listen To The Show (45:44) On our geocaching podcast today, we have some listener feedback on the microwave bomb story, google-earth related caches, do-it-yourself survival straps, and more. We'll also chat about a cache rating system, some good news about GPS accuracy and a couple of challenges from PodCacher listeners to all of you out
Show 251.0: Bracelets, Bombs & Bugs
Listen To The Show (50:47) On our geocaching podcast today, we have a Gadget Guy report on the PN-60, a listener review of "Geobeagle" for the Motorola Droid phone, an interesting survival tool you might want to add to your caching pack or wrist, more about the Travel Bug story contest, bomb scares in the
Testing… Can you hear me now?!?
Just a very short audio test (with no geocaching goodness) to make sure our RSS feed is still working correctly since the website upgrade. As you can see, we have changed PodCacher.com in some significant ways. One of the most important ways is actually behind the scenes, but we are now up-to-date with our software
