Under the Canopy

Under the Canopy

Outdoor Journal Radio Podcast Network

Episodes 135
Avg. Duration 55m
Activity Highly Active
Since Jul 2023
Latest Episode Mar 2026

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87%
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About This Podcast

On Outdoor Journal Radio's Under the Canopy podcast, former Minister of Natural Resources, Jerry Ouellette takes you along on the journey to see the places and meet the people that will help you find your outdoor passion and help you live a life close to nature and Under The Canopy.



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Episode 134: Trail Work, Maple Sap, And Chaga Stories

Mar 02, 2026 46m Transcript

Spring is waking up the woods, and we’re right there with it—clearing a new footpath at first light, dialling in a wood stove that keeps the house comfortable on two small splits, and chasing the…

Episode 133: Bird Songs, Decoded

Feb 23, 2026 1h Transcript

We trace the first hints of spring from fresh snow and maple taps to a deep dive on bird communication with Dr Megan Gall, a sensory ecologist who studies how sound shapes behavior. Practical tips…

Episode 132: Wood Heat, Winter Dogs, And Hard Lessons From Nature

Feb 16, 2026 34m Transcript

Frost bites, dogs sprint, and the stove hums while we chase warmth, clarity, and good judgment. That’s the energy today as we trade real-world winter tactics, laugh through a peanut-butter nail trim…

Episode 131: Inside Earthquakes - Science, Safety, And Canada’s Risk

Feb 09, 2026 1h 2m Transcript

When the ground moves, stories surface—about how faults fail, why small quakes ripple across provinces, and how a few seconds of warning can change outcomes. We sit down with seismologist Marika from…

Episode 130: Emus, Rheas, And The Farm Life

Feb 02, 2026 37m Transcript

A six-foot flightless bird doesn’t just change your pastures—it changes your business model. We sit down with an Ontario rancher who started with a simple idea in the early ’90s and built a resilient…

Episode 129: Alpacas, Fiber, And Winter Woodstoves

Jan 26, 2026 42m Transcript

Wood heat hums, snowbanks rise, and the small rituals of winter living turn into hard-won wisdom: how to stretch a stack of deadwood, read a stove thermometer, and keep the creosote at bay. From…

Episode 128: What Anchors Us When The Weather Turns And Life Shifts

Jan 19, 2026 54m Transcript

A bluebird thaw turned blizzard overnight, and that whiplash becomes a guide to living smarter in winter. We start at the wood pile—why ironwood carries the night, how to plan heat days ahead, and…

Episode 127: How Controlled Environments Are Rewriting Canada’s Food Map

Jan 12, 2026 1h 7m Transcript

Winter doesn’t stop a ripe tomato anymore. We sit down with Richard Lee, Executive Director of the Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers, to unpack how controlled environment agriculture is rewriting…

Episode 126: What If Better Bread Isn’t About Gluten, But About Time

Jan 05, 2026 1h 28m Transcript

Looking for a better loaf and a calmer life? We start with snow, dogs, and learning to heat a home on wood—choosing species, managing airflow, taming coals, and moving heat through a mid-century…

Episode 125: Inside The World Of Tea

Dec 29, 2025 1h 17m Transcript

A cup of tea can tell you where it grew, how it was harvested, and even what the weather felt like—and John has spent 43 years learning that language. From Tetley’s legendary training to global…

Episode 124: Holiday Houseplants Made Easy

Dec 22, 2025 56m Transcript

Ever wonder why your poinsettia crashes by New Year’s while your neighbour’s looks flawless into January? We sit down with greenhouse manager Adrian Lee to demystify holiday plants and real Christmas…

Episode 123: Glass, Fire, And The Making Of Memory

Dec 15, 2025 51m Transcript

Ever wondered how a galaxy ends up inside a marble? We kick off with winter wisdom—how to shovel so the plow doesn’t bury your driveway, why raccoons can’t raid tipped‑over bins, and a simple…

Episode 122: Why Your Dog’s Health Starts With Food, Not Pills

Dec 08, 2025 1h 12m Transcript

What if great pet care started with fewer defaults and more decisions? We sit down with holistic veterinarian Dr. Sasan Hyatt to rethink parasite control, vaccination schedules, and daily nutrition…

Episode 121: Inside Peterborough’s 200-Year Market

Dec 01, 2025 45m Transcript

Walk a 200-year-old market with us and meet the people who turn fields, hives, herds, and ovens into food that actually lasts and tastes like home. This is a guided tour of the Peterborough Farmers’…

Episode 120: Practical Lessons For Outdoor Living

Nov 24, 2025 37m Transcript

The woods don’t shout their lessons; they whisper them through blisters, bandages, and the warm glow of a stove that finally wins against the cold. We open with Gunnar, our chocolate lab, whose paw…

Episode 119: How Invasive Species Spread And What You Can Do

Nov 10, 2025 48m Transcript

A single “kind” release can rewrite a whole ecosystem. We open with hard‑won lessons from a deep bush chaga trip—gear that saved the day, how to improvise repairs miles from a road, and the thrill of…

Episode 118: A Field Guide To Safe, Smart Foraging

Nov 03, 2025 1h 7m Transcript

A cold morning, a quiet road, and a plan that starts before the first bootprint—this is how we turn a chaga hunt into a smooth, sustainable system. We map our routes with Starlink-preloaded Google…

Episode 117: Camp Rain, Hot Sauna, Cold Coffee

Oct 27, 2025 39m Transcript

The roof drums like a metronome while we sort the chaos of a wet northern camp into something that works. We’re counting paper plates, flipping pots to outsmart mice, and finding out the…

Episode 116: Field Lessons For Nature, Work, And Wellness

Oct 20, 2025 50m Transcript

The forest got quiet, the stove finally drew right, and our maps changed overnight. We’re gearing up for a northern chaga harvest and bringing you into the decisions that make or break a trip: who’s…

Episode 115: Herbs, Chaga, and Life Under the Canopy

Oct 13, 2025 1h 5m Transcript

What if your next good night’s sleep, calmer joints, or steadier digestion starts with a mug and a handful of leaves? We dive under the canopy with herbalist Penelope of The Ginkgo Tree to turn…

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Under the Canopy has published 135 episodes since July 2023, covering topics in Alternative Health, Health & Fitness.

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