For this episode we traveled to beaUTiful southern Utah to sit down with Casey from Casey's Off Road Recovery to see what makes Casey tick. Making It Happen Outdoors is almost an understatement for Casey. Years of Search and Rescue mixed with Off Roading, mules, music and just about anything else that involves being outside with family has given Casey a deep appreciation for the outdoors. We could all take a lesson from Casey when it comes to unyielding commitment to family and community. Thanks again Casey for having us, we had blast!
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