The Landing; A Timber Industry Podcast

In today's episode of The Landing, I sit down with Ted James, Carol Perea and Keith Foster from the Sierra Cascades Logging Conference. This years show is coming up fast! Be there February 6-7-8, 2025 in Anderson California. We talk about the history of the show, and what they do for the community. There is a lot more to it than just a few machines parked in an asphalt lot. F

In today's episode I sit down with Jordan Newport from Valley View Logging and talk about what it's like to have a haircut that just by looking at it, women get aroused. He is, the most interesting guy from Sweet Home NW Roofing and Siding Pros is currently offering up to 30% off a complete roof replacement through this link. Just fill out the form to see if you qualify for up to

In this episode we dive in to family logging businesses with Garrett from Montgomery Timber Management. Garrett grew up in the industry and is trying his best to continue to grow their family business. We chat about the challenges that go along with business, working with family and adapting to a quickly changing log market. Today’s episode is sponsored by NW Roofing and Siding

I sometimes blame Nemo for getting me into this stuff. I used to work night shift and get off work Friday morning and head down to jump in the truck with Nemo Friday mornings. I wasn't sure if I would ever want to be a log truck driver, but I always enjoyed being around my buddy Nemo. Today’s episode is sponsored by NW Roofing and Siding Pros. Proudly serving Eugene and the sur

In today's episode of the landing I show you guys how I can't properly run a sound board. For the first 30 minutes I had the wrong mic recording but the audio was still salvageable, just not awesome like I prefer it to be. With that being said, this episode is all about Brennen Miller from Top Heavy Timber and how he got into the industry. We talk about quite a few hot topi

In today's episode I chat with another badass media dude named Eric Jumper. Eric is awesome at what he does and he comes to it with a long standing background in construction. The time I spend behind a welding hood, this guy spent grading road jobs with a dozer or digging some sewer lines with an excavator. We talk about how expensive children are and how the SouthEast has su

In today's episode of the podcast I talk with a guy from the Upper Peninsula region of Michigan about what the industry is like out that way. Mack works with his uncle mostly logging pro=ivate jobs for small timberland owners. It was a fun conversation about how different logging is depending on where you're at in the country. Mack has a big following on social media and w

In this episode I chat with Samuel Neill about what it's like to own and operate a cutting business in Northern California. Sam doesn't like energy drinks but he does partake in what the hip kids call "drip coffee" If yourself or someone you know would make a good guest on the podcast, please reach out on social media or send me an email using PODCAST as the sub

In today's episode that we recorded yesterday, we have a three hour mess of fun! I am joined in the studio by Darren Hall, Justin Everhart, Antone Schafer, Austin Sedy and Jake Rondeau. Today we talk about tiger cat knee pads, fairy circles and white stitched jeans in a strikingly inappropriate conversation about where the industry is headed. If yourself or someone you know wo

In this episode I talk to Corinne Walters about what her job is as a forester and how she and the other gals at Oregon Women in Timber support childhood education about sustainable forestry. To learn more about Oregon Women in Timber, how you can get a table at their yearly fundraising auction, and other ways you can help support their efforts please visit orwit.org If yourself or