Listen to our interview with Dumbledore's Army 2006 of Utah. Mikey happens to be Broken W's father. He started out with an early Cobra GPSr and his favorite cache hide is "Draggin a Log" and one of his favorite finds was "Pawsatively Love."

We received and approved the sample coins about two weeks ago and I've been attempting to find the time to get them shot and posted. Below you will find the photos of the Cache-A-Maniacs Geocoin sample.

We received and approved the sample coins about two weeks ago and I've been attempting to find the time to get them shot and posted. Below you will find the photos of the Cache-A-Maniacs Limited Edition Geocoin sample.

 

We received and approved the sample coins about two weeks ago and I've been attempting to find the time to get them shot and posted. Below you will find the photos of the Cache-A-Maniacs Guest Geocoin sample.

Listen to our interview with TeamGeoduck of the Florida panhandle. August and Elke have gone through a few names before settling on their current name, but they got their start using a GPSR borrowed from work (where he collects dead birds). Now the back seat of the car is their "cache bag."

Listen to our interview with mtrax of Canberra. Paul is one of the few cachers to use a train to find a cache (with the help of the crew). More recently he's been sticking to the car as he and his fellow Cachers travel to other cities in Australia meeting other Cachers and finding the local treasures. Lately he has been working on the OpenStreetMap collaborative project.

Listen to our interview with Dan_n_Stef of Virginia. These music majors got their first taste of Geocaching using a GPSR borrowed from the ROTC program. They're Geocaching took a break while Dan was in Iraq, he had brought his eTrex with him. He's now caching with an eTrex Vista Cx and caching paperless. His former roommate -- Brent Cashell -- recently released a Jazz inspired rock CD (Amazon MP3 or iTunes).

Listen to our interview with Falcon Loader of Maryland. His name comes from his job of loading ordinance on F-16 Fighting Falcons. He has his own series of geocoins and his favorite cache is "Americas Melting Pot.". While caching he brings his regular supplies and a metal detector (http://tinyurl.com/62kt7z). Some of his favorite caches include "Kilgore Falls Earthcache" and "Falcon's Log" cache. He has met other caches, recently Ice Cream Man and madbomber462.

Listen to our interview with ayersfam of Colorado Springs. Eric has hidden two caches so far – A's Cool Cache (GC122CB) and A's Going NoWhere (GC17B8Q).

Listen to our interview with pcaspen of Denver, CO. She discovered Geocaching via an episode of Numb3rs called "Primacy." Her first found cache was Fyr's 109 cache (GC11JEC)." She actively works with Titanic, favorite TV Show is Law and Order: SVU and favorite music group is Queensryche.

Listen to our interview with S&AT of Cambridge, England. Their favorite cache was a Slovenian Traditional called "Above The Lake (GC13Z10)." They have hidden several caches, "Yosemite Midsummer VIP/CITO Event:Tuolumne Meadows (GCXW3K)" -- and on the Santa Cruz Beach -- "Santa Cruz Seabright Beach CITO (GC15JTF)" -- as well as organizing the WWFM in Cambridge and attending "GeoWoodstock VI (GC134MJ)." They enjoy U2 and The Beach Boys.

Listen to our interview with BRoKeN W of Mountain Home, Idaho. Rick uses GPX Sonar as his preferred method of managing waypoints. He got his father DumbledoresArmy2006 into caching as well. On his Geocoins is the Kanji symbol for Dream. His favorite hide was Blended, Not Stirred Cache (GC16P8H) and his favorite event was GeoRendezvous 2007 (GC13RF6). He also hosted the GeocoinFest Multi Event (Idaho) (GC14WKH) event, and regrets not finding any APE Caches. His favorite band is Breaking Benjamin.

Listen to our interview with FluteFace of Marysville WA. Shortly after recording her interview, we had the chance to meet up with this flute player at Geowoodstock VI. During her interview she talked about how she didn't really get into Geocaching until she got her own GPSR. She's recently received a Garmin Colorado as a Valentine's Day gift and enjoys cache both with or without her family. Just like Firefly03 though, Flutey is really into Geocoins. She's nearly out of her first geocoin and looking forward to making a second soon. Perhaps the best benefit of Geocaching though has been that she's learned that she can do more than she thought she could.
We also thanked Bluedepth for his help with the show notes. Our congratulation on his first year cacheaversary went to ReefPilot having hit caches in 24 states, 2 Canadian provinces, and 4 countries. We also received an e-mail from Jereme who was inspired by episode 60 of the Geocaching Podcast to attempt using Geocaching to work toward a healthier life. He's writing about his progress and experiences on this "SlimCache" blog.

Listen to our interview with FrostG1anT of Alaska. His caching career began on Labor Day 2006 with a few of his friends who joined under the moniker OMGCrew. FrostG1anT enjoys puzzle caches, voluntary cache repair, and CITO. He has a preference for "Stale Caches" which have gone unfound for a month, finds them extra-compelling. SlatRat is another cacher that taught FrostG1anT to enjoy elegantly designed geocaches, such as The Death of Sherlock Holmes. One of FrostG1anT's favorite hides is Save the Cheerleader, Save the World. We also enjoyed a story of gbug66 and his private property cache -- The 466 Cache. When not actively engaged in Geocaching, FrostG1anT prefers to enjoy running and cultivating good relationships with land managers to further Geocaching in his area.

Listen to our interview with KyWildturkey of Southern Kentucky. This Cacher got his nickname from his state and his history of turkey hunting. We spoke with him on the eighth anniversary of the original stash which was about two years after his sixth cacheversary. His first GPSr was an Eagle Explorer. KYWildTurkey uses EasyGPS, Spinner, and Plucker to load up his caches. His most favorite hides were his "Pushing Up Daisies" series of caches, starting with GCECBD. His other hide, near a hospital where the police helped decorate is GCGBMW.
Don't forget to catch the details of our trip to Geowoodstock 6 on www.geocachingpodcast.info!

Listen to our interview with XiaDog of Western Massachusetts. He credits his workmate Bhob for his introduction to Geocachine. He started caching in Massachusetts and quickly ranged through the southern states, making finds in Virginia and South Carolina, finding more caches outside his home state than in. Xiadog mentioned a few noteworthy caches, such as GCG81J, NYS's first cache GC39, a tricky shoreline cache GCXBBK, and his first custom painted cache GC10MZC. Xiadog's most recent event was this past winter, the Western Mass Winter Warmup III Event Cache GC18V1B.
Don't forget to visit our online Web Log at http://dw4ff3.blogspot.com!

Listen to our interview with tlbeers of Japan. Tim (the "t" in "tl") is stationed in Japan and uses his Geocaching to learn more about the island on which he's currently living. A friend showed him how to find and found it a great way to explore Okinawa while stationed there with his wife who is a member of the military. His favorite location he's been caching though was the Blue Mountains of Australia, and his favorite hide is the The Playground Cache (GC142A2) located outside the AFB in Okinawa. Join us for our first interview to Asia!
We also heard from SDAJumpmaster about his WWFM3 attendance.

Listen to our interview with Sandy Hams of East of Portland on the way to Mt. Hood. This couple found Geocaching through the HAM radio buddies and they continue to find caches as a group. They've even purchased a hybrid car to keep their caching up as the gas prizes rise.

Listen to our interview with laewen of South of Stuttgart, Germany. Jan does most of cache finds while running, and for his first few used only Google Maps, no GPSR.

Listen to our interview with Radman Forever of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. Chris has become known in the region for the Michigan's Lost Town Series which bring Cachers to some ghost towns in Michigan. This year he and a few other Cachers will be hosting the "Are You Geocacher Enough? Road Rally Event" (GC1A4N1).

Listen to our interview with imfrog2002 of Salt Lake City. Ryan found his 500th cache the afternoon we spoke with him. Those of us following Ryan on Twitter and listening to Podcacher know a little about his recent GPSR problems, but he's recently started caching with the GPSMap 60CSx and loading that and his iPod through MacCaching. Don't missing his descriptions on caching in Dugway, Utah and is problem with a landlord muggle on this installment of the Cache-A-Maniacs.

Listen to our interview with minnesotabrad of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota. We spoke with Brad following his first year cacheversary. This dedicated Cacher continued to track down caches even after breaking his arm in the pursuit. While surprised at the quantity of caches in his area, he still loves getting outdoors.

Listen to our interview with GoNorthWest of Kirkland, WA. GoNorthWest has created the Outdoor Resources website with links to all sorts of useful information for Geocachers. He's also released three travelers to share the Geocaching Podcasts with a Geocachers worldwide. Those are TB1CTGR, TB1CTK0, and TB1CTHR.

Listen to our interview with sweetlife of North Eastern Wisconsin. This geocaching couple began their GPS guided trip through waterfall hikes long before they had experienced their first cache hunt. They still love hitting the caches with great swag and scenery, and, well, geocoins.

Listen to our interview with ClickChik of Far northern suburbs of Chicago (a.k.a. the swamps of NE Illinois). We originally ran into this Caching Couple at the Midwest Geobash, but caught up with them via the telephone for this interview. This couple credits their intro to Geocaching to Icenrye's Geocaching Videozine.