National Geographic photographer Peter McBride, hot dogs and awesomely bad movies

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National Geographic Photographer Peter McBride joins the show. We talk photography, film, travel and conservation with the 2017 Adventurer of the Year. Then, we discuss the awesomeness of ski lift related horror movies and attempt to answer the ultimate question....is the hot dog a sandwich? Peter McBride:1:25John Shull: 23:45Ski Lift to Death and Top 5: 37.15InstagramFacebookTwitterPeter McBride Photography Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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