Step behind the camera and into the backcountry with History Channel's Mountain Men producer Chris Brewster, who joins Aron and Jennifer at Furthermost Outpost for an unfiltered—and often hilariously unhinged—look at what it really takes to film and live in the wilderness.

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

The discussion dives into the realities of off-grid life—from white-knuckle 4x4 climbs that leave you on the edge of your seat to out-houses, tree felling, fire mitigation, beetle‑kill dangers, wildlife encounters, and the gourmet surprises of cooking in the wild—while exploring the resilience required when the nearest help is miles away. Chris reflects on the community effort behind the annual ice harvest, the essential role of dogs in safety and companionship, and the physical and emotional toll of living far from civilization.

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