Listen to our interview with Dosido of Massachusetts. He uses a Garmin Colorado 400t but started out with the Magellan add-on GPS unit to the Handspring Visor. His favorite hides include "Palmer History Tour" and "The Greater Palmer Fall Foliage Tour - The Multicache" as well as his events, such as, "Winter Warmup Event." His favorite finds include the "Hungry Tarpon Cache" and the "Maine Pirate Quest."

Listen to our interview with Sokratz of Northern suburbs of the Twin Cities. Sokratz started caching after he listened to Sonny of the Podcacher Podcast on TWiT. Sokratz got his name from the movie "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure." Sokratz Pathtag can be found here. He has enjoyed the "Breakfast Buddies" caching events (GC13ZW1), (GC13ZW0), (GCXFMZ). He also commented on the "Cup of Joe" caching event and referred to two other cachers, "Centris" and "King Boreas."

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.