Step behind the camera and into thebackcountry with History Channel's - Mountain Menproducer Chris Brewster, who joins Aron and Jennifer at Furthermost Outpost foran unfiltered—and often hilariously unhinged—look at what it really takes tofilm and live in the wilderness.

Be warned: Chris’s sense of humor is in fullforce, and there were moments we could barely breathe from laughing. In thislively and deeply engaging conversation, Chris shares behind‑the‑scenes storiesfrom his time producing Aron and Jennifer’s segments for the History Channel,revealing the creative challenges, unpredictable weather, and logistical chaosof remote filmmaking.

The discussion dives into the realities of off‑gridlife—from white‑knuckle4x4 climbs that leave you on the edge of your seat toouthouses, tree felling, fire mitigation, beetle‑kill dangers, wildlifeencounters, and the gourmet surprises of cooking in the wild—while exploringthe resilience required when the nearest help is miles away. Chris reflects onthe community effort behind the annual ice harvest, the essential role of dogsin safety and companionship, and the physical and emotional toll of living farfrom civilization.

Woven throughout are themes of faith, partnership, and thetransformative power of connection, including a baptism that reshaped themeaning of belonging in isolation. Whether you’re a fan of Mountain Men, fascinated by remoteproduction, or drawn to the grit and grace of wilderness living, this episodeoffers a rare, intimate, and unexpectedly hilarious look at the stories behindthe stories—and the people who truly know how to surthrive.

Jennifer and Aron welcome Dan and Chris to the Furthermost Outpost for a lively, wide‑ranging conversation rooted deep in the wilds of Eliguk Lake.

With Dan’s family history tied to the founding of Eliguk Lake Lodge—later purchased by the Tolands—the group dives into stories shaped by generations on the land: hidden lake secrets, unforgettable fishing tales, close encounters with grizzlies and wolves, and the delicate balance of wildlife management and conservation. They reflect on the Tolands’ brush with reality TV, shifting community leadership, and the personal connections that define life far from the grid.

Nostalgia flows through memories of old stoves, childhood exploration, and the changing economic landscape—from precast concrete to mill closures and the ongoing need for fire‑smart forestry.

Jennifer opens up about the pressure of being known as a “wilderness woman,” challenging expectations and proving her resilience year after year. With Chris and Dan sharing stories from their nearby cabins, this episode paints a rich portrait of friendship, family legacy, and the grit required to thrive in the remote North.

As the New Year arrives, Jennifer and Aron step into a fresh chapter with a warm, honest, and compelling episode of Furthermost Outpost. They look back on a year filled with grit, growth, and the kind of off‑grid lessons that reshape you from the inside out.

From navigating the wild world of reality TV to tackling big building projects and embracing the personal shifts that came with them, they share how each moment—messy, meaningful, and everything in between—has shaped who they’re becoming. It’s a heartfelt reflection meant to inspire anyone walking their own path of change and renewal.

An exciting interview with field producer Christopher Brewster on the horizon, the hosts unpack the power of editing, a behind-the-scenes look from their filming on History Channel's 'Mountain Men' show, storytelling, and the importance of staying connected with their audience. It’s an unscripted, honest look at life on the edge of the wild—and the intentions they’re setting, starting with a clean slate for the year ahead.