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Harnessing Adventure: The Ultimate Guide to Dog Mushing
Introduction Dog mushing is a fascinating sport that combines adventure, teamwork, and a deep connection with nature. Rooted in centuries of tradition, it has evolved into a competitive sport, recreational activity, and even a vital means of transportation in remote regions. Whether you’re interested in learning about the history, training, or participating in races, understanding
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Excitement Builds for the 2026 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
As the clock ticks down to the end of another annual Iditarod sign-ups and volunteers picnic for the epic 2026 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, enthusiasts and fans are abuzz with excitement! At the end of the event, a total of 22 mushers have officially thrown their hats into the ring for what promises to
The Inspiring Comeback of Luce with Jennifer Carter
In this episode, Robert interviews Jennifer Carter at the One World Canine Obstacle Course Challenge in Alabama. Jennifer shares her journey with her dog Luce, who has made a remarkable recovery from a serious injury. They discuss the challenges and joys of participating in canine sports, the importance of canine nutrition, and the unique obstacles
Taylor Squires
In this episode of the Mushing Podcast, host Robert interviews Taylor (T.J.) Squires, a passionate musher from Minnesota. They discuss Taylor’s journey into the world of mushing, her experiences with various races, and the significance of dry land mushing. Taylor shares personal stories about her dogs, particularly a rescue Siberian Husky, and the unique names
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The Red Lantern and Burled Arch
Red Lantern Mosaic and a Piece of the Original Burled Arch This red lantern was created for us by artist, Lola Bug Creations and the wood base is a piece from the original @theiditarod Burled Arch.We have a special idea for this. Stay tuned! The piece of the original Burled Arch has a distinguished provenance in
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Garmin inReach Mini 2 Review
Garmin inReach Mini 2 Review The best two-way texting satellite device, now with better battery life and interface Our Verdict Garmin has cemented its position at the top of the heap for two-way, global satellite messaging devices and services. The previous version of the inReach Mini earned our top honor, and the latest version makes
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Quintessential Clarence
Clarence rushed to my side, scanning my face anxiously as I sneezed a second time. “You OK?” his worried dark brown eyes asked. I laughed at him. “I’m OK,” I assured my companion inside the tiny trapping cabin. “Just allergies.” The big dog, for years my main leader, was a deeply loyal worrier. A sneeze,
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The Inspiring Comeback of Luce with Jennifer Carter
In this episode, Robert interviews Jennifer Carter at the One World Canine Obstacle Course Challenge in Alabama. Jennifer shares her journey with her dog Luce, who has made a remarkable recovery from a serious injury. They discuss the challenges and joys of participating in canine sports, the importance of canine nutrition, and the unique obstacles
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Interview w/Bridgett Watkins
Robert Forto interviews Bridget Watkins about running in the Iditarod and more.
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Volunteer Spotlight: John Rasmussen is the heart of ASDRA
John Rasmussen is described by his fellow ASDRA board members as “The Rock of Gibraltar.” He is the man behind the scenes at Alaskan Sled Dog & Racing Association. John quietly takes care of day-to-day operations at the club. Summer may find him walking the trails in the park, fixing bridges and repairing or replacing