Life of Fire Returns for Season 3 with New BBQ Adventures Across America
Life of Fire Returns for Season 3 with New BBQ Adventures Across America
Life of Fire Returns for Season 3 with New BBQ Adventures Across America
The Outdoor Channel has renewed Life of Fire for a third season. The show follows BBQ pitmaster Pat Martin as he travels across America to explore live-fire cooking traditions. Production is already underway, with filming set to continue through the summer for a 2027 debut. Andrew Zimmern’s Intuitive Content is producing the new season. Zimmern and Patrick Weiland will serve as executive producers. The company previously worked on the series for the KSE Outdoor Sportsman Group network.
In season three, Martin will visit the immigrant-influenced Midwestern plains. He will also feature Wine Country cookouts, Carolina whole-hog barbecue, and Minnesota shore lunch. Intuitive Content has now secured future rights to the Life of Fire IP.
Zimmern expressed pride in continuing the partnership with OSG and Outdoor Channel. Intuitive Content and the Outdoor Channel will handle worldwide distribution of the ten-part series. The third season is in pre-production and will premiere in 2027. Viewers can expect new locations and cooking styles as Martin expands his culinary journey. The series remains a collaboration between Intuitive Content and the Outdoor Channel.
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