DDR 028 - Tony Peniche & Phil Robinson: Pacific Northwest Survival Games

In this conversation, Ricky Brule and Rick Hanson interview Tony Peniche and Phil Robinson, the founders of the Pacific Northwest Survival Games. They discuss the origins of the event and its format, which includes a two-day workshop and competition with seven challenges. The event is open to both amateurs and experienced survivalists, and participants receive a 30-minute lesson from an expert before completing a 60-minute challenge.

The founders also discuss their plans for the future, including expanding to other regions and potentially partnering with organizations like the Boy Scouts of America and Tough Mudder.

They emphasize the importance of learning real-world emergency survival skills and the need for adaptability in challenging situations. The conversation covers various topics including the Pacific Northwest Survival Games, the importance of communication in survival situations, the role of education in the reality show, and the impact of the games on participants' lives.

Tony also discusses his journey of sobriety and the positive changes it has brought. They express their admiration for the survivalist community and their desire to contribute to it. The conversation covers topics such as finding new meaning in life, the importance of sobriety, and the joy of going on adventures.

The guests share stories of their favorite adventures, including working at a fish cannery in Alaska and spearfishing in Costa Rica. They also discuss the concept of the good life, which involves pursuing passions, building meaningful relationships, and living authentically.

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