Episode 136: Red Kangaroos Bouncing Along
In light of the horrific fires in Australia, we wanted to release one of our special episodes. This was recorded in December for our Patreon only listeners. However, with the tragedy unfolding in Aust...
16 Jan 20201h 7min
Episode 135: Impact of Australia Fires on Wildlife
This week we deliver a special episode on the ongoing and unprecedented crisis in Australia. We pay particular attention to the impacts these fires have had and will have on the native wildlife there....
14 Jan 20201h 24min
Episode 134: History of the Arctic w/Dr Bathsheba Demuth
Bathsheba Demuth is an Assistant Professor of History and Environment and Society at Brown University, where she specializes in the US and Russian Arctic. Her first book, Floating Coast: An Environmen...
9 Jan 20201h 9min
Episode 133: Bowhead Whales, Oldest Living Mammals
We return to the Arctic to talk about the oldest living mammals on the planet, the Bowhead Whale. These incredible aquatic mammals can live well over 200 years old and were hunted to near extinction i...
7 Jan 20201h 18min
Episode 132: Release the Flying Fox
This was originally Episode 16, but when we migrated to Podbean, we lost this and were unaware for quite a while. Here, heading into 2020, we are releasing it once again. It is an oldie but goody. ...
31 Dec 20191h 1min
Episode 131: Jungle Jordan Conservation & Wildlife Educator
Jordan Veasley, also known as "Jungle Jordan," is a wildlife enthusiast and educator. He began his zoo keeping career when he was young and now has worked his way up to a number of roles for the Couga...
26 Dec 20191h 7min
Episode 130: Snow Monkeys at the Sauna
The Japanese Macaque, or also known as "Snow Monkeys" are one of the world's most beloved monkeys. What makes them so iconic is the behavior of these monkeys soaking in the hot springs of Joshinetsu K...
24 Dec 20191h 12min
Episode 129: Silent Snowy Owls
One of the most unique owl species lives in the Arctic. These birds are in serious decline with currently listed as vulnerable by the IUCN. There are an estimated 28,000 breeding pairs left, which cou...
17 Dec 20191h 17min
