Show 262.0: New devices & Bad mobs
Listen To The Show (47:07) On our geocaching podcast today, we chat about a newly released GPS device specifically for geocaching, a new book on geocaching and some Easter Egg hunting thoughts. Also some listener feedback on FTF parties and pronunciation, a rant about caches one listener feels are worse than LPCs and a fun […]
Show 261.0: From the Other Side
Listen To The Show (48:24) On our geocaching podcast today, we have a First to Find story… from the “other” side, an important GeoWoodstock announcement, Geocaching in the Media video presentations, news on the 10 Years! Anniversary events, a WWFM VII update and a new take on “moving geocaches”. Show Discussion: In the PodCacher Forums […]
Show 260.0: Controversial Geocaching
Listen To The Show (43:46) On our geocaching podcast today, we have several controversial topics – power trails and a geocaching manifesto, as well as the “Ask Sonny and Sandy” segment, with a question about condition logs. We also share a strange geocoin story, some reports from the 2010 Texas Challenge event and the results […]
Show 259.0: Geocaching Community
Listen To The Show (45:54) On our geocaching podcast today, we have an interesting cache challenge in Nevada, the story of a lost cache and CSI style detective work, a serious topic with some tips for geocachers to avoid danger on the trail, some listener thank-yous to other listeners, a story about Geocachers helping others […]
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 258.0: Solar Flares, Kindness & Dear Abby
Listen To The Show (49:02) On our geocaching podcast today, we have a “Dear Abby” type question about a geocoin, GPS and Satelite systems in the news (solar flares, jamming, and improvements on the horizon), a great story about “random acts of kindness”, an FTF-like contest in Syracuse and how Florida tourism is promoting geocaching. […]