GEN7 Outdoors Adds Outdoor Podcast Programming to Its Growing Network Library

GEN7 Outdoors is featuring a new audio-only podcast episode focused on the 2026 Appalachian Bowhunter Challenge, giving viewers and listeners another way to connect with real outdoor stories, outdoor events, and the people helping shape the outdoor community.

The episode, titled “Podcast - 2026 Appalachian Bowhunter Challenge - On the Limb Podcast with Nature’s Voice Game Calls,” is now available on GEN7 Outdoors and runs approximately 58 minutes.

This audio-only episode features a live podcast conversation with Justin Stewart about the upcoming Appalachian Bowhunter Challenge, scheduled for May 1 and 2 at Winterplace Ski Resort in Ghent, West Virginia.

About the Episode

The podcast gives the outdoor community a closer look at what makes the Appalachian Bowhunter Challenge different from a typical 3D archery event. The conversation highlights the event, the challenge, the location, and the kind of grit expected from bowhunters who step onto the course.

As GEN7 Outdoors continues expanding its programming library, audio-only podcast content gives the network another way to feature outdoor conversations, event previews, creator stories, and community-driven programming that fits the outdoor lifestyle.

GEN7 Outdoors Continues Building a Creator-First Outdoor Network

GEN7 Outdoors is an independent outdoor streaming TV network built for authentic outdoor creators, real outdoor stories, and family-friendly outdoor programming across TV, mobile, and web.

The network features programming connected to hunting, fishing, homesteading, survival, outdoor cooking, motorsports, off-road, travel, faith, family, shooting sports, and adventure. By adding podcast programming alongside video episodes, GEN7 Outdoors is creating more ways for the outdoor community to discover creators, events, stories, and conversations that fit the outdoor lifestyle.

GEN7 Outdoors gives approved creators another professional home for their content while allowing them to keep ownership, stay non-exclusive, and continue publishing on their own platforms.