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Talk Is SheepAuthor: Kyle Stelter and Greg Rensmaag
Welcome to Talk is Sheep the official podcast of the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia. Join host Kyle Stelter and the Directors of WSSBC as they sit down with passionate guests from the mountain hunting and conservation community. From unforgettable backcountry adventures to in-depth conversations about wild sheep and the future of habitat conservation, this is where storytelling meets stewardship. Contact: kstelter@wildsheepsociety.com The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Wild Sheep Society of BC. Listener discretion is advised. Language: en-ca Genres: Nature, Science, Sports, Wilderness Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Bonus Episode Election Series: Kyle Stelter
Thursday, 22 October, 2026
????️ A special election episode of Talk Is Sheep.As British Columbians prepare to head to the polls, the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia is taking a closer look at the issues that matter to our province’s wildlife, wild sheep, habitat, and conservation future.In this special episode, Kyle Stelter reflects on the importance of informed decision-making, understanding the priorities of political leaders, and recognizing the role that conservation plays in shaping the future of British Columbia. Our hope is to encourage thoughtful conversations, greater awareness, and meaningful engagement with the issues that affect the landscapes and wildlife we all care about.Because the future of conservation matters, and every voice matters. ???? Tune in to Talk Is Sheep and join the conversation.The Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia is a non-partisan conservation organization. We do not endorse any political party or candidate. The views, policies, and positions expressed by guests in this series are their own and those of their respective parties and should not be interpreted as the views, positions, or endorsements of WSSBC.Our purpose with this series is not to tell anyone how to vote. It is to give our members and listeners an opportunity to hear directly from political leaders and better understand where wildlife, habitat, and conservation fit within their priorities.We encourage every eligible British Columbian to learn about the issues, listen to different perspectives, and exercise their democratic right to vote.
