On our geocaching podcast today, we’ll share with you the story of the Fredericton Geocaching Tour. We also have an audio report about some very helpful muggles, a cool cache that has LPC in it’s name and a very interesting listener question regarding logging earthcaches and virtual caches. We’ll also chat about SPOT trackers being […]
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Show 359.0: Target – 3.5/3.5
On our geocaching podcast today, we’re going to take you along with us on a hike to a fizzy challenge / grid-needed cache. We also have an audio report from an event in Tokyo Japan, a funny FTF story (and you won’t believe who found the cache!), some mega event news from Denmark and more. […]
Show 358.0 – Indie Bands & Movie-makers
On our geocaching podcast today, we’ll share about an interesting geocaching movie idea as well as a web-series that combines indie rock bands and geocaching. We also have some feedback on pre-finding, caching in state parks and instant notifications, as well as another listener question, a cool caching series, an interesting (and a bit different) […]
Show 357.0: Painting with Light
On our geocaching podcast today, we’ll share some more feedback and ideas on the topic of kids caching accounts. We also have a review from Darren of The SpinDoctors on the NeonGeo android app, a roving report from a light painting event, an interesting contest to be a “Diversified Cacher”, another thought-provoking question – “does […]
Show 356.0: DIY Micro Cache
On our geocaching podcast today, we’ll share some audio from a listener telling about a DNF adventure. We’ll also chat about more US state parks jumping on the geocaching bandwagon, a Do-It-Yourself micro cache creation tip (with video!) and a listener question. You won’t want to miss roving reports from a Texas CITO and from […]
Show 355.0: Kid’s Geocaching Accounts
On our geocaching podcast today, we’ll be chatting about children’s geocaching accounts, and how different people have handled that decision. We also have a tip for those of you who may want to grab a cache during a layover, some feedback on muggles helping geocachers find a cache, a listener question about smart phone caching […]