Logjam Presents is pleased to welcome Backcountry Hunters & Anglers for a live performance for Campfire Stories at The Wilma on Friday, May 13, 2022.
Tickets are on sale now at The Top Hat, online, or by phone at 1 (800) 514-3849. All tickets are general admission seating with fixed theatre seating available in the balcony on a first-come, first-served basis. All ages are welcome.
Additional ticketing and venue information can be found here.
Listen to amazing storytellers from around the continent as they weave tales of public lands and outdoors experiences. You will laugh and you may cry during this memorable event with storytellers including Olympic Gold Medalist David Wise, winner of hit show Alone; Clay Hayes, Writer, Podcast host Mark Kenyon, Rue Mapp of Outdoor Afro, Tyson Running Wolf, Robin Brown and more!
Ben is a writer, podcaster, and currently the director of community marketing for Duck Camp. He’s also the founder of the mentorship nonprofit The Hunt in Common and host of his own show WOODSIDE with Ben O’Brien. He is formerly the hunting marketing manager at YETI and director of hunting at MeatEater. Currently a resident of Bozeman, Montana, he grew up on the East Coast. Prior to joining YETI, he was managing editor at Petersen’s Hunting and digital editor at the National Rifle Association’s American Hunter magazine. He has been published in a wide range of outdoor publications.
Author of That Wild Country: An Epic Journey into the Past, Present, and Future of America’s Public Lands, host of the Wired To Hunt Podcast and MeatEater’s most recent two whitetail shows – the Back 40 and One Week in November, and a diehard angler, hiker and backcountry enthusiast.
Candidly documenting her personal experiences, while shifting and pioneering a new visual representation of Black people in the outdoors, Rue Mapp transformed her kitchen table blog into a national nature business, and movement. Today, she’s the founder and CEO of where Black people and nature meet: Outdoor Afro. For more than a decade, the not-for-profit organization has continued to celebrate and inspire Black connections and leadership in nature across the United States. Although Mapp’s work in the outdoor industry may have started in her hometown of Oakland, California, her story and the creation of Outdoor Afro has since grown to inspire international headlines.
Tyson “Makoyiisapo” (Wolf Plume) was born and raised on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montana, USA. He is a traditional ceremonialist of the Niitsiitapii (Real People) consisting of four bands: Kanai, Sisiika, North Peigan and Blackfeet (Amskapii Piikunii) that make up the Blackfoot Confederacy.
Clay Hayes has been a lifelong student of the woods. Growing up in the rural pine woods of northwest Florida, he honed the skills in hunting, fishing and trapping that would serve him for the rest of his life. He has always been drawn to hunter/gatherer cultures and the self-reliant lifestyle they embody. As a child in the Florida backwoods he practiced the primitive skills he admired in those self-reliant cultures and dreamed of someday living a similar life in the Rocky Mountains.
A born and raised Nevadan, graduate from Wooster High School, avid outdoorsman and adrenaline enthusiast. His day job is competing on the US Olympic Team for Men’s Half-Pipe Freeskiing, which has taken him to Russia in 2014, and South Korea in 2018 Winter Olympics where he won Gold. He is just returning from Beijing, China, with a Silver medal to add to his Olympic collection. He also has had the privilege of competing at the X-Games in Aspen, Colorado, for the past 12 years earning six medals, including four gold.
Robin spent eight years as an attack helicopter pilot in the U.S. Army, deploying twice to Iraq with the 82d Airborne Division. Thirteen years after leaving the military, Robin returned to Iraq to climb and ski Iraq’s tallest mountain as part of a veteran’s project called Adventure Not War, which rediscovers conflicted countries as tourism destinations.