Listen to our interview with sting1606 of Central Otago.

Listen to our interview with ipodmusicman of Cape Town, South Africa.

Listen to our interview with MrsSing&CPAtenor of Auburn, Michigan.

Listen to our interview with firesafe of Hawthorndene, South Australia. He currently uses a Garmin Oregon 300 but began his caching with a Garmin GPS II Plus. Between he went through many others including the Garmin eTrex, Garmin eTrex Summit, Garmin eTrex Legend, Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx, and Garmin Colorado 300. He's added the Apple iPhone 4 with the Groundspeak Geocaching App. He would like to visit Brazil to get the "Mission 4: Southern Bowl" (GCC67). He also wants to visit New Zealand and South Africa. He recommends cachers visit the Flinders Ranges in South Australia. Other than geocaching, he's played with Foursquare, Gowalla, and Munzee. Some favorite television programs include "The Big Bang Theory," "Stargate," and "Star Trek." Some other podcasts about geocaching he enjoys are "The Chicago Geocacher Podcast," "Geocaching Podcast," "Geotalk," "Podcacher."

Listen to our interview with wyocache! of Midwest Wyoming. He started caching with his Motorola Droid 2 and has add a Garmin eTrex Legend HCx since. He recommends that his fellow cachers visit the Big Horn Mountains.

Listen to our interview with e6c of Southern Pines, North Carolina. His first GPSR -- a Garmin eTrex -- is still the one he uses today. He's possibly best known for his "Sputnik 2010: A Geocache Odyssey" (GC2JPJJ) and plans another attempt with the help of those who donated through his Kickstarter project. Another of his other favorite hides is "Cryptex" (GC23ZFE). A couple of the more memorable finds have been "The Labyrinth" (GC1H9V5) and "Safe Wilderness" (GC1MXEG). He recommends fellow cachers visit Fayetteville, North Carolina. A couple of his favorite bands are "The Gaslight Anthem" and "Against Me."

Listen to our interview with Calvertcachers of Southern Maryland. Though their caching began with the Garmin eTrex, they now use a Garmin Colorado 400t and Garmin GPSMAP 62s. She tells us that they dream of caching all 48 contiguous states and Alaska. She suggests fellow cachers try the Badlands, Maine, and New Hampshire. She also enjoys watching "Manhunters" and "Survivor."

Listen to our interview with StAggie99 of Snook, Texas. He uses his mom's (nativtxn) Motorola Droid for his caching. His favorite hide is the "StAggie's Leap Frog Letterbox" (GC2ZFEE) Letterbox Hybrid. Some day he hopes to cache in Hollywood, but suggests his fellow caches try the Austin area, particularly the "Necropolis of Britannia Manor III" (GC2B034). Some favorite movies are "The Karate Kid," "2 Fast 2 Furious," and "Mr. Popper's Penguins." He enjoys the television shows "Minute to Win It" and "Hole in the Wall." As for music, he enjoys Bruno Mars.

Listen to our interview with Zor of Moncton, New Brunswick. His caching began using a Garmin eTrex Legend HCx but he's since moved up to the Garmin Oregon 550. Aside from hosting the "Cacher's Corner" podcast, he also works to bring the "Moncton's Race for Cache" events to the caching community. Someday he would like to visit both the Arctic and Antarctic, plus Australia, Egypt, and New Zealand. A favorite movie is "Stand by Me." On television he used to like watch "Lost."

Listen to our interview with robertlipe of Nashville, Tennesse. He's probably best known for GPSBabel (the software behind many tools including GSAK and Google Earth), but is also one of the eight cachers who can boast that he's attended all nine of the Geowoodstock. He started caching with the Magellan Map 330. He now uses the Garmin Oregon 450t and the Magellan eXplorist 710. He dreams of caching in Australia. He also talked about the "MayDay" (GC1BMC7). A favorite book is "The Driver: My Dangerous Pursuit of Speed and Truth in the Outlaw Racing World."

Also mentioned in this episode were Printable Flyers and iTunes Store Reviews.

Recording live from GeoWoodstock IX, we caught up with kf4oox (show 116), softball29 (show 107), Pumpkinking27 (show 144), and HeadHardHat (show 141).

Listen to our interview with Yawppy of Rhode Island. We caught up with him for a live recording at GeoWoodstock IX. He started his caching with the Garmin nüvi 200 before moving to a Garmin Colorado 400t. That was replaced by a Garmin Oregon 550t. For paperless caching he uses the Apple iPhone and the Oregon. He dreams of caching in Australia and Hawaii. He recommends trying Rhode Island for caching trips. He's also tried playing Gowalla, Munzee, and Waymarking.

Listen to our interview with blaird83 of Northeast Illinois. He started caching with a Magellan eXplorist 100 but moved to a Garmin eTrex Venture Hc (which he loads through GSAK) after the eXplorist had an accident. His favorite hide is "Red Cap" (GC20K99). He dreams of someday caching in Ireland and Scotland. When not cahing, he enjoys "A Game of Thrones" books and "Doctor Who" television shows.

Listen to our interview with mshock of Hollywood California. She is currently using her Apple iPhone 4 with the Geocaching App for iOS, but she worked her way through several units along the way (including the Garmin GPSMAP 60 and Garmin GPSMAP 60Cx). A couple of her favorite finds were "The Proctor Valley Monster Project" (GCG0A2) and "Batman's BatCave" (GC8413). Her favorite hide is the "DOOWYLLOH" (GC32C7) multi-cache she adopted from Mountain Goat. She dreams of caching in Ireland, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. He recommends fellow cachers try Kauai, Hawaii and Monterey, California.

Listen to our interview with toppercat of Chicago. His first GPS for caching was a Magellan 4000 XL but he's using the Garmin Oregon 550 and Magellan eXplorist GC now. He dreams of caching in his wife's home of Tasmania. He recommends the forrest preserves of Cook and Lake Counties in Illinois. His favorite book is "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" and enjoys the writing of Steve Alten. On the silver screen he likes "The Right Stuff" and "Topper."

Listen to our interview with Kevs_Team of Auckland New Zealand. This couple operates the Geocaching New Zealand store. They got their start caching when they found the Geocaching App for their Apple iPhone 3G S. They've since upgraded to using the Apple iPhone 4, Apple iPad, and the Garmin Oregon 450. A very memorable find was "Crown Battery (Coromandel)" (GC13C1X). They'd like to cache more in Australia, and would like to hit South Island and Route 66. They recommend fellow cachers try Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast of Australia. He's played with foursquare. As for entertainment, they like "Doctor Who," "Stargate," and "Star Trek."

Listen to our interview with Shazamman of Chicagoland. He currently uses the Geocaching App for Android and a Garmin Colorado 300, he started his adventures with the Garmin Nüvi 660. His favorite hide is the "There's a Methodist To My Madness!" (GC14VF8) multi-cache. Meanwhile he recommends fellow cachers visit Cape Cod but wants to yet visit Australia and Europe himself. He's been reading and enjoying the works of H. P. Lovecraft lately. As for all time favorite motion pictures -- that's "The Big Lebowski," "The Blues Brothers," and "Jaws."

Also mentioned in this episode were the Cache-A-Maniacs Geocoins.

Listen to our interview with vbpad of Fredericton New Brunswick. He uses the combination of the eTrex Venture HC and the Apple iPhone 3G with Geocaching with Geosphere. A couple favorite event series are the "Bye Bye Winter Bash" (most recently GC2NGCN) and his "Tech of Geocaching" (GC2NK9E). He dreams of caching in Scotland someday, but recommends fellow cachers try the Maritime Provinces. His favorite movie series is "Star Wars" (as well as being some favorite books). On TV he watches "The Big Bang Theory" and "Stargate."

Listen to our interview with Landondena of Cincinnati Ohio. He's current caching with a Garmin Oregon 300 but started with an Apple iPhone and the Geocaching iPhone App. One of his favorite events was the "Climbing 101+ (Knots, Gear, FUN, OH MY)" (GC26W84). Some day he would like to cache in Antarctica, but recommends others try caching in Kentucky (especially the Red River Gorge) and the Columbus, Ohio area. He's also tried the scvngr game on his phone. A recent movie he enjoyed watching was "Limitless."

Listen to our interview with scottberks of Chicago, Illinois. He started caching with his Apple iPhone 3G with the Maps app. He eventually added the Geocaching App and a Garmin GPSMap 60CSx. That handeld was replaced by the Garmin Oregon 450. A couple of his favorite finds were "Trojan Horse" (GC2E158) and "Tom Swift and his Automatic Substitute Boy Scout" (GC29MM2). A few of his favorite hides are his Code Monkey and 80's Movie Cache series. He suggests fellow cachers checkout Busey Woods and Lake County Forest Preserves (particularly Cuba Marsh). Favorite musical artists include Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, and U2. His favorite movies are the "Star Wars" series. You might also check the Chicago Geocacher podcast he hosts with his friend ShazamMan.

Listen to our interview with SoupSizzle of Sharpsville, Pennsylvania. When he first hit the trail to find a geocache he used a borrowed Garmin eTrex. After messing with Geocache Navigator by Trimble app he now uses c:geo on his LG Ally. Supplementing that he has a Magellan Triton 400. He was first introduced to Geocaching by the Allegheny GeoTrail and his motivation from Headhardhat's "GeoSnippits" videos. His most memorable find was the "AGT-Venango-The Beer Well" (GCMZ4N). One of his favorite hides is "The Oakwood 'Library'" (GC2E398) Multi-cache. He dreams of caching in Scotland. He recommends other geocachers try caching Pennsylvania, especially the Allegheny GeoTrail. Some his favorite shows on television are "The Big Bang Theory," "The League," "The Office," and "Parks and Recreation." As for music, just a few favorites include Foo Fighters and Pearl Jam.

Listen to our interview with okiealiens of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They started caching on the Apple iPhone but have since added the Garmin GPSMap 60CSx to the mix. On the iPhone they use the Geocaching iOS App, but load the 60CSx with GSAK. Her favorite hides are their Oklahoma Land Run series they've built with the help of other geocachers. Her favorite event story involved their "Oklahoma Land Run Fun--Flash Mob" (GC2E3P4). Wisconsin, and specifically the West Bend Cache Ba$h event and "the Witches House" (GC9EF4) Virtual Cache, is her recommended location for other cachers to visit. Her television tastes lean toward shows like "CSI."

Listen to our interview with HlTMAN of Camp Casey South Korea. His unit geocaching GPS was the Garmin eTrex Legend C but now uses the Garmin Oregon 450. His favorite hide is the "Ansan 5 (Muaksan Signal Station) Chirp Multi-Cache" (GC2JEFN). He recommends his fellow geocachers visit and cache in Oregon and Washington. He enjoys watching "The Big Bang Theory," "Chuck," and "Hawaii Five-0" on television.

Listen to our interview with Eng78ine of Northeast Ohio. Her caching began with the Magellan SporTrak she received as a gift from her husband. After damaging that unit she got a Magellan eXplorist 600. Now she's upgraded to the Garmin Oregon 400T. Her caching dreams include caching all 50 states and especially "Mingo" (GC30). She recommends fellow cachers try the Lake Erie Seaway Trail. She's also tried other location-based games "foursquare," "Gowalla," "Waymarking," and "Wherigo." Her favorite author is John Grisham. Some favorite television shows are "CSI," "Criminal Minds," and "Dexter." She also enjoys many podcasts including "Coolest Stuff on the Planet" and "Podcacher."

Listen to our interview with SparksGuy of Wichita, Kansas. While he now uses the HTC Droid Incrdible (with c:geo, GCDroid, GeoBeagle, and Geocaching) and a Garmin eTrex Vista HCx, he started caching with a Garmin eTrex Vista. He told us that "Mingo" (GC30) was his most memorable find in part due to its container. As for his favorite hide -- he told us that was "Tree Amigos on K-42" (GC162EX). He also mentioned the Handicaching site as helpful to those with issues getting out. Meanwhile he dreams of caching in Australia, Great Britain, and on thev International Space Station. He recommends other cachers attend a Geowoodstock. Some favorite books include "The Hobbit" and "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." Musically his tastes include The Beatles and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. On television he enjoys shows like "The Big Bang Theory," "In Plain Sight," and "Mythbusters." He mentioned "Rear Window" and "THX 1138" as favorite movies. You can also find out more about him through his ksguy.com site.

Also mentioned in this episode were the Cache-A-Maniacs Geocoins and Printable Flyers.