Hosted by Camanche Middle School (Erin Montgomery)
Episodes
149
Latest episode
Mar 2025
Language
EN
Join us as we sit down and talk with the many people involved in the Iditarod Sled Dog Race. We will be interviewing mushers, volunteers, wives, parents, even an athlete who has biked the trail, and many more. Our show is broken down into segments; Who Inspires You? Q&A, and Musher Mount Rushmore. Sit back, relax, and learn about the Iditarod from the people who experience the race firsthand.
Today, we’re joined by Iditarod veteran Wade Marrs! Wade is a highly respected musher who has been competing in the Iditarod since he was just 18 years old, finishing in the top ten multiple times. Though he’s not racing this year, he brings a wealth of knowledge and firsthand experience to help us break down the latest race updates. We’re excited to get his insight on how things are shaping up on the trail.
Today we are honored to have Iditarod legend, Dee Dee Jonrowe with us for a special race update. With decades of experience on the trail, multiple top-10 finishes, and a reputation for resilience and sportsmanship, she’s a true icon in the sport. While she is retired and not racing this year, she’s been closely following the race, and we can’t wait to get her insights on how things are unfolding out on the trail.
Today, we are joined by a special guest - an Iditarod finisher who knows firsthand what it takes to complete The Last Great Race. While she isn’t racing this year, her husband is currently on the trail, and we’re excited to get her insight into how things are unfolding. With the race in full swing, we’ll dive into the latest updates, the challenges mushers are facing, and what makes this year’s race unique. Enjoy this episode with KattiJo Deeter.
Today on Husky Talk, we’re honored to have a true Iditarod legend join us. He is one of the co-founders of the Iditarod and has been involved in the race for over 50 years. He’s been a musher, teacher, and band director. Originally from South Dakota, he played a key role in helping Joe Redington, Sr. bring the Iditarod to life. We’re excited to hear his stories about the early days of the race.
Today we are thrilled to welcome Grant Maughan, an adventurous spirit and accomplished endurance athlete who brings a unique perspective to the Iditarod Trail. While most of our listeners know the trail for the iconic sled dog race, Grant experienced it in a completely different way - on foot, as part of the Iditarod Trail Invitational. Beyond his journey on the trail, Grant has also conquered incredible feats like climbing Mt. Everest and running across the Alps. His story offers a fresh and inspiring take on endurance challenges, and we’re excited to dive into his experiences and learn from his extraordinary adventures. Please welcome to the show, Grant Maughan.
Today we are excited to welcome, Jeff Schultz, the former official photographer of the Iditarod. For decades, Jeff traveled the trail by bush plane and snow machine, capturing some of the most iconic images of the race. While he is no longer on the trail, he continues to tell the story of the race through his Faces of Iditarod project.
On this episode we’re excited to be joined by Matthew Failor, a veteran Iditarod musher, Kuskokwim 300 Champion, and multi-time humanitarian award winner. Matthew and his wife Liz run Alaskan Husky Adventures in Willow, Alaska, where they share their passion for dog mushing with visitors. His race team, 17th-Dog, is a tribute to the family, friends, and fans who make it all possible.
Welcome back to another season of Husky Talk, the podcast where we explore all things sled dogs, mushing, and many incredible adventures. Your hosts today are Brin, Lakin, and Nora. Our guest today is Jonathan Hayes, a biology teacher with a deep passion for sled dog mushing. He owns and operates Poland Springs Seppala Kennels, where he trains and cares for a team of extraordinary Seppala Siberians - dogs directly connected to the historic legacy of the Serum Run. Next week, Jonathan will embark on the Centennial Seppala Expedition, retracing the iconic Serum Run in honor of its 100th anniversary.
In this episode we talk with this year's Most Improved Musher and the Humanitarian award winner. Wally talks with us about being asked to run the Iditarod for a friend days before the Iditarod. He tells us what went into his training and gives us stories from the trail. Enjoy this episode with Wally Robinson.
In this episode we talk with the 2024 Iditarod Rookie of the Year. Josi talks with us about what it takes to qualify for the Iditarod, what rookies have to do prior to the race, and the race itself. Enjoy this episode with Josi Thyr as she shares her stories from the trail.
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