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Two years ago, we did something that, in hindsight, looks a little crazy. In August 2023, we wrote a check and took ownership of Mushing Magazine and Team & Trail. At the time, we told ourselves, and anyone who asked, that it was a smart business move, a couple of 60-year-old titles with history, a built-in audience (as
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From the Andes to the World Stage: Konrad Jakob on Latin American Mushing
Former Air Force pilot turned musher Konrad Jakob joins us from the IFSS Dryland Championships in Wisconsin to talk about the rapid growth of dog mushing in Chile, Argentina, Colombia, and across Latin America. Konrad shares how he launched sled dog tours in the Andes, helped expand IFSS participation, and what to expect from the
Q and A with Tabetha Kopta
Q & A with Tabetha Kopta Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Location: Pennsylvania Occupation: Dog Groomer Next Race: Ethan Howard Dryland Race Read More Profiles We sat down with Tabetha for a podcast to chat about her team of Border Collies. We met at the IFSS World Championships and just knew we had to share her
Q and A with Fernando Ramirez
Q & A with Fernando Ramirez Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Location: Utah Occupation: Musher Next Race: West Yellowstone Wildfire Series Read More Profiles Robert had the pleasure of sitting down with Fernando and his wife Dana at their home and kennel in Utah. A quote that he mentioned, “To give anything less than your best, is
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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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The 5 Reasons Why Advertising in Mushing Magazine Is a Must
Mushing Magazine is the premier publication dedicated to the sport and lifestyle of dog-powered adventure. But our reach and relevance extend far beyond the trail. As the worlds of overlanding and mushing increasingly intersect, through gear, storytelling, exploration, and community, advertising in Mushing Magazine gives brands a front-row seat in both realms. And this August, our
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From the Andes to the World Stage: Konrad Jakob on Latin American Mushing
Former Air Force pilot turned musher Konrad Jakob joins us from the IFSS Dryland Championships in Wisconsin to talk about the rapid growth of dog mushing in Chile, Argentina, Colombia, and across Latin America. Konrad shares how he launched sled dog tours in the Andes, helped expand IFSS participation, and what to expect from the
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Interview w/Bridgett Watkins
Robert Forto interviews Bridget Watkins about running in the Iditarod and more.
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What Happened to the Burled Arch
What Happened to the Burled Arch On April 28, 2024, it was discovered that the famed Burled Arch that marks the completion of the Iditarod had succumbed to wood rot. The monument has been put in place in Nome at the finish line of the Iditarod Trail Race yearly since 1974. It stays on Front