Out of the GRND's Podcast Mon, 25 May 2026 20:23:25 +0100 https://www.buzzsprout.com/2619653 en-us © 2026 Out of the GRND's Podcast yes 4e494c9d-7f86-57b3-8c2a-48bbbacdfe7c michael.johnson@noahresources.co.uk Out of the GRND episodic false Out of the GRND is the podcast for retail investors trying to make sense of the junior resource exploration sector.


Each episode is a candid conversation with the people who actually know the ground: geologists, company directors, and analysts who can explain what's really going on at the projects, in the boardrooms, and across the markets. The questions retail investors want answered, asked without the usual filter.


No jargon. No gatekeeping. No pretending the listener should already know how a drill programme works or what a JORC resource is. Just clear, honest conversations from people willing to share what they know.


Out of the GRND also publishes detailed company reviews and plain-language guides on exploration fundamentals and risk management. Everything is free. Email subscribers get new releases 24 hours early.


One thing worth repeating before you press play: junior resource exploration is a high-risk sector with sharp moves in share prices, and contributors may hold shares in companies discussed. Always do your own research.


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]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Out of the GRND michael.johnson@noahresources.co.uk https://storage.buzzsprout.com/imh8ybs2nocx7xtd6s0ejryizpe9?.jpg Out of the GRND's Podcast Paul Johnson Paul Johnson Tungsten, germanium, oil, biofuels, tailings. Plenty of ground covered in this one.

Paul Johnson joins Out of the GRND for a wide-ranging conversation on the junior resource sector and four companies worth a closer look. Paul is the founder and former CEO of Power Metal Resources, and has spent many years working across AIM-listed mining and exploration businesses.

The conversation starts with his read on the current market and where sentiment sits in critical minerals, before moving into specifics.

Companies discussed:

Guardian Metal Resources and the Pilot Mountain tungsten project, sitting at the intersection of US supply chain policy and critical minerals demand.

Rockfire Resources and the Molaoi project, with germanium and zinc giving the story two angles.

80 Mile and a genuinely diversified setup covering the Greenland oil partnership at Jameson, the Disko project, and biofuels in Italy.

Panther Metals and Winston Tailings, a low-cost, near-surface story that doesn't get the attention it probably deserves.

Honourable mentions along the way for Conroy Gold and Natural Resources, Arkle Resources and First Development Resources.

Whether you agree with Paul's view or not, there's enough here to sharpen your thinking on the sector.

Have a listen.

]]> Tungsten, germanium, oil, biofuels, tailings. Plenty of ground covered in this one.

Paul Johnson joins Out of the GRND for a wide-ranging conversation on the junior resource sector and four companies worth a closer look. Paul is the founder and former CEO of Power Metal Resources, and has spent many years working across AIM-listed mining and exploration businesses.

The conversation starts with his read on the current market and where sentiment sits in critical minerals, before moving into specifics.

Companies discussed:

Guardian Metal Resources and the Pilot Mountain tungsten project, sitting at the intersection of US supply chain policy and critical minerals demand.

Rockfire Resources and the Molaoi project, with germanium and zinc giving the story two angles.

80 Mile and a genuinely diversified setup covering the Greenland oil partnership at Jameson, the Disko project, and biofuels in Italy.

Panther Metals and Winston Tailings, a low-cost, near-surface story that doesn't get the attention it probably deserves.

Honourable mentions along the way for Conroy Gold and Natural Resources, Arkle Resources and First Development Resources.

Whether you agree with Paul's view or not, there's enough here to sharpen your thinking on the sector.

Have a listen.

]]> Out of the GRND Buzzsprout-19237679 Mon, 25 May 2026 20:00:00 +0100 1481 full false Darren Hazelwood - Panther Metals Plc Darren Hazelwood - Panther Metals Plc Before Darren Hazelwood was the CEO of Panther Metals, he was a retail investor. That background still shapes how he runs the company. Videos on every RNS, regular podcasts, AGM appearances where he stays around afterwards to chat with shareholders.

The story he's running is one of the more compelling on AIM right now.

Panther owns the historic Winston Lake site in Ontario, a former zinc mine that closed in 1998 when low prices made it uneconomic. The waste left behind is the asset. Recent vibracore work, an SRK-led Mineral Resource Estimate in progress, and a Letter of Interest from Traxys all point to a project with an indicative contained metal value north of a billion US dollars. Behind it sit Obonga, Dotted Lake with a 200-metre-plus magnesium intercept, and Wishbone's VMS potential. A CSE listing is also on the table to broaden the shareholder base.

This conversation covers the lot. How the tailings became viable, what surveying a frozen Canadian lake involves in practice, what investors should make of the billion-dollar headline number, what the next six months look like for Panther, and what success means to Darren three years out.

A properly substantive sit-down. Worth your time.

Do your own research.

]]> Before Darren Hazelwood was the CEO of Panther Metals, he was a retail investor. That background still shapes how he runs the company. Videos on every RNS, regular podcasts, AGM appearances where he stays around afterwards to chat with shareholders.

The story he's running is one of the more compelling on AIM right now.

Panther owns the historic Winston Lake site in Ontario, a former zinc mine that closed in 1998 when low prices made it uneconomic. The waste left behind is the asset. Recent vibracore work, an SRK-led Mineral Resource Estimate in progress, and a Letter of Interest from Traxys all point to a project with an indicative contained metal value north of a billion US dollars. Behind it sit Obonga, Dotted Lake with a 200-metre-plus magnesium intercept, and Wishbone's VMS potential. A CSE listing is also on the table to broaden the shareholder base.

This conversation covers the lot. How the tailings became viable, what surveying a frozen Canadian lake involves in practice, what investors should make of the billion-dollar headline number, what the next six months look like for Panther, and what success means to Darren three years out.

A properly substantive sit-down. Worth your time.

Do your own research.

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