CAM Podcast

Hoyt Pro Richard Owens sits down to talk about his first-ever ASA win in any class, after he won the Senior Pro division at the Black Eagle/Darton Pro/Am in Russell County, Ala., in March 2024. Owens talks about how many years he's shot on the ASA circuit, and about the friends he's made there over the years. He also talks about his unusual stabilizer setup, about how he balances shooting with a full-time job and about how long he dreamt of shooting for Hoyt.

PSE pro Cassidy Cox sits down to talk with us about her first win as an ASA pro in the Women's Known Pro division at the Black Eagle/Darton Pro/Am in Russell County, Ala. Cassidy has competed for years on the USA Archery circuit, but finds she's enjoying the 3-D game a bit more.

In his second year shooting pro, and his first-ever ASA Pro Pressure Point Shootdown, PSE shooter Brady Myers of Pennsylvania won the Open Pro division at the 2024 Hoyt/Easton Pro/Am in Foley, Ala. Brady runs through what it was like winning the event, beating legends of the game Levi Morgan, Dan McCarthy and Jack Wallace in the process. He also talks about his competition career - how he got started, lessons he learned along the way, and more. Listen in and meet Brady Myers!

ASA President and CAM Manager Josh Grine sits down with us to talk about the 2024 ASA season from both the ASA and CAM perspectives. Lots of good topics here if you attend the ASA Pro/Ams and/or you're a CAM fan.

Darton pro Tanja Gellenthien capped off a killer two weeks of indoor archery by winning both the 2024 Lancaster Archery Classic and The Vegas Shoot on back-to-back weekends in the women's open pro class. She talks about what it took to win those events, what she loves about indoor archery, about looking ahead to 3D season and many other subjects in this podcast.

Legendary archer Levi Morgan sits down to talk about his recent signing with the brand new Altra Arrows brand. He also talk about his demanding schedule and how he stays motivated year after year.

Two-time Vegas champ, three-time NFAA indoor champ and two-time ASA Known Pro Shooter of the Year Kyle Douglas sat down with us to talk about his recent, unexpected change in bow sponsors from Bowtech to Mathews. We also talk about what he's got on the schedule for 2024 and, of course, we talk a little hunting.

2023 CAM Podcast: Tim Gillingham Longtime pro Tim Gillingham sits down with us to talk about his recent, unexpected switch from Bowtech to Mathews as his primary bow sponsor. Tim shares his feelings about that change and how it will affect his competition divisions going forward. He also talks about his recent bowhunting trip to South Africa and about his future plans for social media and sharing his vast wealth of archery knowledge with the world.

Hoyt archer Casey Kaufhold sits down to talk about winning her first ever, individual gold medal at a World Cup tournament in Paris in August, 2023. She also talks about U.S. team trials for the 2024 Olympic Games, and her preparation for that competition.

Keith Ahlstrom talks with PJ about his first win in the Senior Pro Division at the 2023 ASA Classic. Keith only started competitive archery in his 40s.

PJ Reilly talk talks with Competition Archery Media manager about how and why CAM makes decisions in the best interest of the sport, while also being mindful of sponsors’ needs. Why do we do what we do? How do we do what we do.

PJ Reilly talks with Elite Archery pro Darrin Christenberry after his first pro win in over 10 years last weekend at the IBO in Nelsonville. In talking about his journey switching from right-handed shooting to left, Darrin describes the ups and downs and all arounds. He keeps it real and speaks from the heart, and we're pretty sure you'll finish this podcast with an uplifted spirit.

PJ Reilly talks with Hoyt pro Erin McGladdery won the Women's Pro division at the Mathews Pro/Am in Metropolis, IL. It was her first ASA win as a professional after many podium finishes. Erin talks about that win and about the special struggles of traveling and competing in the U.S. from her home in Canada. She also talks a little hunting and about using a "hunting bow" in competition at the highest level.

PJ Reilly talks with Jimmy Lutz after a busy couple of weeks. He joined the Mathews team; he shot a new, two-day record score in the ASA's Known Pro Division; he won the Mathews Pro/Am in Metropolis; and he made his decision about whether to go to the ASA Classic in Cullman to fight for the Known Pro Shooter of the Year title or head to the World Archery Championships in Berlin, which are being held at the same time.

PJ Reilly talks with Haly Grine, Mathews Archery, Inc. pro who shoots in the Women's Known Pro division at ASA events. She shares about her recent podium finishes at the ASA in London, KY, and at Redding, as well as about her journey in archery.

PJ Reilly talks with sixteen-year-old Bodie Turner who won the Freestyle Championship Adult Male division at Redding this year, adding to his growing list of impressive tournament crowns. He also talked about what it's like juggling a professional archery career with high school and many other aspects of his life.

PJ Reilly talks with Madison Cox after two second-place finishes in the ASA's Women's Known Pro class and a team gold medal at her first-ever World Cup. Six years ago, she was a high school cheerleader who had never shot a bow. Listen in to find out how she got here and where she plans to go.

PJ Reilly talks with 3 time Vegas Champ Chance Beaubouef to talk about joining a new bow manufacturer and his return to the Open Pro Division as well as what it takes to hang with the best in the business as he stood on the top spot at the Black Eagle Darton Pro/Am.

Randy Morocco talks with PJ Reilly about winning the first title ever in ASA Senior Known Pro at the Hoyt/Easton Pro/Am in Foley last month. Randy talks about how he got into tournament archery and how he keeps it in perspective, while balancing a family and full-time job away from archery. He also discusses his one big goal in archery.

PJ Reilly talks with professional archer Paige Pearce after win at the first ever ASA Known Women Pro division final in Foley, Alabama. Paige also dives into why she's not going to any of the World Championships this year despite being ranked #1; how using a hinge release again has improved her game; and how growing up competing in Safari 3D archery tournaments has made her the archer she is today.