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<p class="p1"><span class="s1"><b>The San Francisco Overland Podcast</b></span> is where adventure meets real stories from the trail. Hosted by Steven &amp; Susie, who grew up exploring the wilds of the Pacific Northwest and the UK, respectively, and built a life around overlanding, gear, and the outdoors, the show dives into the people, products, and places that inspire us to push past the pavement.</p> <p class="p1">From innovators designing the next must-have gear, to families chasing sunsets in a rooftop tent, to solo travelers finding themselves under a sky full of stars, these are the stories that remind us why we head out in the first place.</p> <p class="p1">This isn’t just about vehicles or equipment. It’s about freedom, community, and the wild beauty that shapes us when we step outside the noise of everyday life. Whether you’re planning your first trip, living full-time on the road, or just dreaming about your next escape, the San Francisco Overland Podcast will fuel your journey.</p> <p class="p1">Adventure starts here.</p>

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8/20/2025

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May 16, 2026

San Francisco Overland Podcast Episode #6 - Gold Country Broncos

Episode #6: Caleb Patterson of Gold Country Broncos In this episode of the San Francisco Overland Podcast, we we converse with Caleb Patterson, founder of Gold Country Broncos, longtime California off-roader, expedition leader, and pit crew chief for Team 301 running the Baja 1000. From the Rubicon to Reno to Vegas, Baja, Moab, Colorado, and beyond, Caleb has built his reputation around real-world experience, self-reliance, and earning every mile. Caleb shares how growing up on the mission field in Honduras shaped his approach to off-roading from an early age, learning to navigate jungle trails in an old diesel Land Cruiser just to reach remote villages. We also dive into how off-roading became more than just a hobby, evolving into an outlet for challenge, adventure, and escaping the chaos of everyday life. We also cover: A near-fatal recovery incident that changed the way he approaches safety, recovery gear, and risk management forever Why “the driver mod” matters more than expensive builds or flashy gear Lessons learned from snow wheeling in the Sierra during whiteout blizzard conditions The realities of leading group expeditions and how preparation can make or break a trip Why airing down properly is one of the most overlooked skills in off-roading The importance of first aid training, self-reliance, and knowing how to use your gear before you need it The philosophy behind “earning every mile” and why the struggle is often part of the adventure How Gold Country Broncos focuses on trail education, responsible recreation, and protecting access for future generations Caleb keeps it honest, practical, and grounded in experience. Whether you’re new to overlanding or have years behind the wheel, this episode is packed with stories, lessons, and reminders that the outdoors demands respect, preparation, and humility. Follow Caleb / Popo_Patty: Instagram: @popo_pattyYouTube: Popo_Patty As always, thanks for listening and supporting San Francisco Overland. #EscapeFogCity

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April 11, 2026

San Francisco Overland Podcast Episode #5 - Overland Trail Guides

Episode #5: Ben Easley of Overland Trail Guides In this episode of the San Francisco Overland Podcast, we sit down with Ben Easley, founder of Overland Trail Guides (OTG), to dig into the story behind one of the most useful platforms in the overlanding space today. What started as a personal solution to messy, inconsistent trail data has grown into a go-to resource with over 100+ curated routes across North America. Ben shares how his roots in Marin County and early days exploring the outdoors evolved into a full-time venture, including the moment he walked away from a career at Salesforce to bet on OTG. We get into the realities of building a business in this space, what overlanding means to him today, and how that definition has changed over time. We also cover: The biggest misconceptions about overlanding and why you don’t need a built-out rig to get started Smart gear advice (and what not to spend money on early) Lessons learned from real trail incidents, including when things go sideways in remote terrain The importance of preparation, from extra blankets to chainsaws Underrated destinations like the Great Basin and bucket list trips in British Columbia How overlanding shapes perspective on conservation, climate, and responsible travel Ben keeps it real, practical, and grounded, whether you’re just getting started or deep into the lifestyle. This one is packed with insight, stories, and a reminder of why we all feel that pull to see what’s around the next corner. Check out Overland Trail Guides: https://overlandtrailguides.com As always, thanks for listening and supporting San Francisco Overland. #EscapeFogCity

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January 24, 2026

San Francisco Overland Podcast Episode #4 - Black Beard Fire Starters

From a small apartment side hustle to a fast-growing, American-made outdoor brand, this episode of the San Francisco Overland Podcast sits down with brothers KJ and Kaimahi of Blackbeard Fire Starters. We dive into how a pirate-inspired fire starter “went wild,” the no-compromise philosophy behind building gear that actually works when it matters most, and what it took to leave carpentry jobs and go all-in on their vision. Packed with real stories, hard-earned lessons, and a bold mission to become a household name in fire starting, this is a must-listen for overlanders, adventurers, and anyone who loves products built with purpose.

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What is San Francisco Overland?
<p class="p1"><span class="s1"><b>The San Francisco Overland Podcast</b></span> is where adventure meets real stories from the trail. Hosted by Steven &amp; Susie, who grew up exploring the wilds of the Pacific Northwest and the UK, respectively, and built a life around overlanding, gear, and the outdoors, the show dives into the people, products, and places that inspire us to push past the pavement.</p> <p class="p1">From innovators designing the next must-have gear, to families chasing sunsets in a rooftop tent, to solo travelers finding themselves under a sky full of stars, these are the stories that remind us why we head out in the first place.</p> <p class="p1">This isn’t just about vehicles or equipment. It’s about freedom, community, and the wild beauty that shapes us when we step outside the noise of everyday life. Whether you’re planning your first trip, living full-time on the road, or just dreaming about your next escape, the San Francisco Overland Podcast will fuel your journey.</p> <p class="p1">Adventure starts here.</p>
How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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