ADK Talks
ADK Talks brings you the stories behind the people, places, and things to do in the Adirondack Park of New York State. With 6 million acres, the Adirondacks are the ultimate playground.
We take you beyond the guidebooks and into the heart of one of America's most breathtaking regions. Just like we do on our website, adktaste.com, our podcast uncovers the hidden gems of the Adirondacks, offering hand-picked recommendations for the best places to stay, eat, shop and do in the Adirondack Park.
But this isn't just about places. It's about the people who make the Adirondacks so special and unique. In each episode, we talk to people from all walks of life—restauranteurs, farmers, innkeepers, historians, artists, local leaders, writers, hikers, and more. Hear real stories about what they do, their passions, and how they found their way here.
And they'll share their insider tips on the best things to see and do in the Adirondacks – insights you won't find anywhere else.
So subscribe now to ADK Talks to get real stories from real people, sharing the real Adirondacks.
You can also visit us online at adktaste.com.
ADK Talks
Latest Episodes
The Dancing Witches: From the Harz Mountains to the Adirondacks
Pointed hats. Decorated broomsticks. Classic rock. And a whole lot of Adirondack joy.If you’ve been to a fall festival, parade, or community celebration around North Creek, Indian Lake, Lake George, or Gore Mountain, there’s a ...
Anne LaBastille: The Woman Behind Woodswoman
Fifty years after Woodswoman introduced readers to a woman building an independent life in a remote Adirondack cabin, Anne LaBastille still captures the imagination. But the cabin on Twitchell Lake was only one part of...
Forest Bathing & Mindful Outdoor Adventures
What if your next Adirondack adventure had no summit, mileage goal, or destination at all?We sit down with New York State outdoor guide Nathan June, founder of Nathan’s Nature Navigations, to explore forest bathing and the simp...
Something’s Out There: Searching for Bigfoot in the Adirondacks
What if the Adirondacks’ most famous mystery isn’t hiding in the history books, but somewhere just off the trail?We’re heading back into Bigfoot country with John Sheridan, creator of Adirondack Bigfoot, who investigates eyewit...
Growing the Future: Women, Apples, and Adirondack Agriculture
Ever wonder how a New York apple picked in October can still taste crisp the following summer?We’re heading to Peru, New York, in the Champlain Valley to meet Jenna Mulbury, third-generation co-owner of Northern Orchard and our...