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.
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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.