Steven Rinella On Rockhounding, Stoic Wisdom & Controlling The Process
Episode Date: October 18, 2023Ryan talks to Steven Rinella about the sense of wonder, respect & adventure for nature, spending time with family, rockhounding and his n...
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2525 episodes transcribedRyan talks to Steven Rinella about the sense of wonder, respect & adventure for nature, spending time with family, rockhounding and his n...
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