WHIN's Podcast

From the Nevada backcountry to the heart of your speakers, The WHINside Podcast is your front-row seat to the gritty, ground-level stories of wildlife conservation. Brought to you by Wildlife and Habitat Improvement of Nevada (WHIN), each episode dives into real projects—guzzler builds, predator management, waterfowl banding, youth hunts, and more. You’ll hear from the volunteers, biologists, hunters, and land stewards turning sweat equity into lasting impact. This isn't theory—it's action. Whether you're a seasoned outdoorsman or a curious conservationist, tune in and find out how WHIN is putting every dollar and drop of sweat to work for Nevada’s wild places.

WHIN's Podcast is a business podcast hosted by WHIN, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Conservation Starts Before the Fish Hit the Water

  Jan 16, 20261h 16mS0

  <p>In this episode of the WHIN Podcast, host Joel Henderson sits down with Brooke Knott, co-owner of Sunfish Farms, to dive into the surprisingly complex world of fish farming in Southern Nevada and Utah. Brooke explains how his operation raises warm-water sport fish for public waters, private ponds, and large aquarium displays, and why strict health certifications are critical before any fish can be sold or stocked.</p><p>Brooke breaks down the costly and rigorous testing required to ensure fish are disease-free, how one bad batch can wipe out an entire water system, and why responsible fish stocking...

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  Three Bilge Pumps and a Prayer

  Oct 22, 20251h 32mS0

  <p> Out here in the desert, duck boats are either a ticket to wild country or a fast way to learn humility. In this episode, Ron circles up with a bench of salty Nevada waterfowlers—Joel Henderson, Sean Fairbairn, John Hymas, Nick, and Don—to talk hard-earned truths from Lake Mead’s big water to Sunnyside’s skinny mud. We dig into the long-tail vs. surface-drive debate, why an 18-footer beats a 14 once you start stacking dogs and decoys, and how to build a blind that flat-out disappears. There’s the unglamorous stuff that keeps you alive—weight placement, bilge redundancy, c...

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  Flight Lines & Farm Fields: Inside America’s Dove Capital

  Oct 1, 20251h 24mS0

  <p>In this one, we saddle up with Rashaun Gordon of Gordon’s Gundogs down in the Yuma desert—dove capital of the U.S. and home to one very unique opportunity: an all-year javelina season in Arizona’s Unit 41. We talk through what that actually means (and why farmers want those hog-bodied peccaries off organic fields), then range into the stuff that makes wingshooting addicting: white-wing vs. mourning vs. Eurasian dove ID, why flight paths matter more than fancy camo, and how rotating fields keeps birds using a spot all season. Rashaun lays out his no-nonsense scouting playbook—reading water ho...

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  “Preserving More Than Trophies: Conservation Through Taxidermy”

  Sep 2, 20251h 8mS0

  <p><b>Velvet, Antelope & the Art of Taxidermy</b></p><p>On this episode, we’re talking shop with <b>Bradley LeBaron of Coots Taxidermy</b>, a guy who’s been grinding away for close to a decade, turning hides, horns, and capes into lasting pieces of art. We dig into what it takes to keep velvet antlers from rotting off in the heat, why antelope are both the most beautiful and most fragile critters to work on, and why cheap mounts almost always look like a stuffed sock.</p><p>Bradley walks us through the nuts and bolts: caping an a...

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  Trout Don’t Live in Ugly Places: Healing on the Water

  Aug 19, 20251h 5mS0

  <p>Out in the Mojave, in a town better known for neon than trout streams, there’s a small crew of folks who decided to bring a national program called Project Healing Waters to life. On this episode of the WIN Podcast, we sit down with the Las Vegas chapter leaders—Matt, Tyler, Nate, and the rest of the gang—to talk about how fly rods, bug boxes, and the simple act of standing knee-deep in cold water are changing lives.</p><p>They’ll walk us through the origin story—how a seed planted in the Henderson Vet Center grew into...

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