A tip about keeping a log of your trips, then a discussion of hunting parks.  Lots more in my book, at http://treasuremanual.com.

A quick tip - how I found 30 dimes - and then a list of accessories you might consider for your treasure hunting trips.  Websites mentioned in the podcast:  http://tinytec-probes.com and http://harborfreight.com.

First, a quick tip on how to keep everybody busy digging coins when you have just one metal detector for several people.  Then, eight secrets of getting better depth from your detector, no matter what brand or model you are using. 

More depth secrets are included in my book The Metal Detecting Manual, available only at http://treasuremanual.com.

A host of tips on how to make your winter downtime productive, then a discussion about how to handle onlookers when you're trying to detect.

002 - A nail apron tip, then a discussion of getting permission to hunt on public and private land.  There is more on this topic in my book, at http://treasuremanual.com.

In Tips & Tricks, a tip to keep dirt from caking under your fingernails when you dig.

Then an interview with Vlad and Carol Kononov, founders of the Friendly Metal Detecting Forum, http://metaldetectingforum.com.

Please send your Tips and Tricks to danhughesmail@gmail.com, either as email or as mp3 voicer uploads.

First podcast - Wherein the podcaster introduces himself, and then outlines the goals of the series.