The Wodesman Podcast

EP.041 - Lake District Expedition: Thornhill Ultraheavy & Peel Island | The Wodesman Podcast In this episode of The Wodesman Podcast , I take you deep into the heart of the Lake District. I travelled north to meet up with the artisan behind Thornhill Ultraheavy, one of the UK bushcraft scene’s premier craftspeople specializing in rugged, traditional canvas and leather gear. We sit down for an in-depth conversation on traditional craftsmanship, durable kit, and the philosophy behind building gear designed to last a lifetime in the wild.The show follows on from a trip out on the water with a day expedition paddling out to the iconic Peel Island on Coniston Water, a place that holds many special memories for me.To wrap the show up, I record a retrospective catch-up with Scott looking back at our journey, and My trip which was originally filmed during the crisp days of March & has been finally edited, due to be released on Youtube after a few months' delay. We hope you enjoy!Get involved and leave your message in the Spotify Comment Section, drop us a comment on YouTube / Instagram, or send an email over to [email protected]!Please follow The Wodesman Podcast.#Bushcraft #LakeDistrict #ConistonWater #PeelIsland #Leathercraft #CanvasGear #WildernessSkills #OutdoorEducation #WodesmanPodcast

EP.040 - The Bushcraft Show 2026 | Reflections & Meeting the Traders | A Wodesman Podcast & Primal Nomad Crossover In this special crossover episode of The Wodesman Podcast and Primal Nomad, ⁠⁠Liam⁠⁠ takes you right into the heart of The Bushcraft Show 2026. In this special crossover episode of The Wodesman Podcast and Primal Nomad, I⁠ take you right into the heart of The Bushcraft Show 2026. After sharing my thoughts and experiences, I share a series of back-to-back feature interviews with most of the show's traders, stallholders, content creators, craftspeople, and outdoor enthusiasts.From traditional woodland skills and handcrafted gear to content creation, community, and life in the outdoors, this episode captures the spirit, passion, and expertise that make The Bushcraft Show such a special event. Even if you attended the show or couldn't make it this year, join me for an inside look at the people who help keep the bushcraft community thriving.Get involved and leave your message on the Spotify Comment Section or drop us a Comment on Youtube / Instagram or email at ⁠⁠⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠⁠⁠! We hope you enjoy! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Please follow ⁠⁠⁠⁠The Wodesman Podcast⁠⁠⁠ #Bushcraft #OutdoorSkills #BushcraftUK #OutdoorEducation #WildernessFirstAid #CampCraft #NatureSkills

Apologies for the delay in getting this episode out! This file got corrupted on the Adobe servers and was kindly recovered by the technical team (Huge thanks to Harmony & Alex!) & to keep continuity between episodes I delayed the release of anything else until it was ready. In this episode, Liam sits down with Joe Price from In Forest and Lands to dig into the practical side of first aid in a bushcraft and outdoor context in a grounded discussion aimed at helping people build a sensible first aid mindset for the outdoors. Be prepared, but not paranoid. Be capable, but not overwhelmed.Rather than focusing on worst-case scenarios or highly advanced trauma interventions straight away, the conversation centres on building confidence and competence in the basics so that you can actually enjoy time outside without being paralysed by what ifs.We break down how a lot of people get caught up worrying about specialist gear like tourniquets, chest seals, or major trauma kits, when in reality most outdoor incidents start much smaller: cuts, burns, sprains, blisters, dehydration, or minor infections. The emphasis of this conversation is on understanding proportional response knowing what is likely to happen in the woods versus what is possible but rare, and preparing accordingly without overloading your kit or your mind.We also connect this mindset directly to bushcraft skills. For example, while you're practicing something like firelighting, shelter building, or knife work, the real safety gains come from good habits: controlled cutting techniques, situational awareness, proper tool handling, and staying calm when things don’t go perfectly. First aid, in this framing, isn’t a separate “emergency mode” skillset it’s part of how you move and work in the outdoors.Please Find the First Aid Kit Document⁠ here⁠!Get involved and leave your message on the Spotify Comment Section or drop us a Comment on Youtube / Instagram or email at ⁠⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠⁠! We hope you enjoy! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Please follow ⁠⁠⁠The Wodesman Podcast⁠⁠#FirstAid #Bushcraft #OutdoorSkills #WildernessMedicine #SurvivalSkills #LivingToLearn #JoePrice #Liam #BushcraftUK #OutdoorEducation #WildernessFirstAid #Firelighting #CampCraft #NatureSkills #OutdoorSafety #LearnToSurvive #WoodlandSkills #BackcountrySkills #AdventureSkills

In this episode, ⁠⁠Liam⁠⁠ sits down with the makers behind Thorn Wood Forge and Fyrd Woods to talk all things bushcraft. They look back on the Bushcraft Show, share stories from last year’s events and workshops, and dig into the thinking behind their newest axe and knife designs ,from field performance to craftsmanship and how good tools shape time spent outdoors. Get involved and leave your message on the Spotify Comment Section or drop us a Comment on Youtube / Instagram or email at ⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠! We hope you enjoy! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Please follow ⁠⁠The Wodesman Podcast⁠

In this episode, Liam sits down with Matt Roberts from Grove Game Larder to talk all things hunting in the UK. They dive into ethical deer management, its part in countryside conservation, and the practical skills behind modern bushcraft and how it compliments hunting and fieldsports as a whole. Get involved and leave your message on the Spotify Comment Section or drop us a Comment on Youtube / Instagram or email at ⁠[email protected]⁠! We hope you enjoy! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Please follow ⁠The Wodesman Podcast