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Just two Zoologists who love rambling about animals, conservation, the injustices of the world and everything in between! You can follow more of our weird and wonderful wildlife adventures on instagram: @emma_hodson_wildlife @robi_watkinson_wildlife
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The Prois story begins in the high country of Colorado where Prois Founder/CEO, Kirstie Pike, recognized the overall lack in performance-driven hunting gear for women. In 2008 Prois launched to great acclaim and has held fast to it’s original construct… providing female hunters with the very best hunting gear for any climate, geography or species. At Prois, we believe women hunt hard and deserve the gear to support their hunting and outdoor passions. What sets Prois apart is our belief that ...
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This is the book of generations of Adam. In the day that God created man, in the likeness of God made he him: male and female created he them; and blessed them, and called their name Adam, in the day when they were created. Genesis 5:1,2 Quantum physics teaches that all thing are one. The Bible reveals that male and female are both called Adam and are one. The headlines of our daily papers tell us we are at war with each other and are separate. What went wrong? The exciting novel, I Am Adam, ...
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Join show host, activist, author and lecturer Seb Alex as he chats about the impactful work of game changers who are fighting in their own ways to make this world a better place, whether that is for other animals, humans or the environment. By going through the personal stories of each of these incredible human beings, the aim of the podcast is to remind the listeners the actual power of the individual, concentrating on making sure that we each find our own way to grow and seek positive chan ...
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Welcome to "The Men Do Matter Podcast," a groundbreaking UK-based podcast dedicated to exploring and resolving the unique challenges faced by men in today's complex world. Hosted by life coaches, Natalie and Kelvin, our show provides a rare and insightful view of why men so often "get it wrong" by combining the male experience with the female perspective. Each episode delves into a variety of topics—from communication, relationships, emotional well-being to careers and personal growth—offeri ...
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A podcast recapping the Amazon Prime tv show The Boys. Join us as we dive deep into this insane world of celebrity superheroes gone bad and find how to spank a supe.
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Welcome to episode 27 of Zoology Ramblings! We start the episode by sharing some quick conservation good news, including incentivising environmentally friendly behaviours in Copenhagen and the discovery of the world's largest land mammal migration in South Sudan. We then both talk about Aotearoan species, including the weird and wonderful kakapo an…
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Welcome to episode 26 of Zoology Ramblings! This week, we are back to our regular podcast structure and begin by sharing some quick nature news followed by our animals of the week. Robi talks about brown hyena phylogeny, and how new research may see it re-classified into an extinct genus. Taxonomy nerds, this one's for you! I talk about the invasiv…
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Welcome to episode 25 of Zoology Ramblings, where Robi and I do a deep dive into European bison. Before we do, we talk about very bizarre animals of the week, featuring the slimy, jawless hagfish and an expedition that led to the discovery of tree-dwelling shrimps the size of a grain of sand! For our deep dive, we delve into how bison were almost c…
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Welcome to episode 24 of Zoology Ramblings! This week, Robi and I share exciting news of having met up recently in the UK, with Robi speaking at a Pride Community Campfire that I hosted with my colleagues. This leads onto a wonderful conservation about the innate queerness of nature featuring lesbian bonobos and elephant orgies. For our animals of …
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In this episode of the Principles of Change podcast, Seb Alex, host and founder of Middle East Vegan Society, interviews Geroges Hayek, owner of the world's first vegan hospital and founder of Lebanese Vegans. They discuss Geroges' journey to veganism, the reasons behind transforming his hospital into a vegan hospital, and his activism work through…
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Welcome to episode 23 of Zoology Ramblings! Sporadic and rambling as ever, Robi and I finally get round to recording another Zoology Ramblings episode. We fill you in on some life updates, including a very moving experience I had attending the Funeral for Nature in Bath. Robi shares some of his highlights from his recent trip to the Okavango Delta,…
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Tune in as Kirstie and Katherine interview Chris Avena- Publisher of American Outdoor News. Learn about Chris' aversion to boxed wine, his affinity for rabbit-pigs and learn about his adventures with American Outdoor News. Oh- and find out if he won a prize of unspeakable value in a quick round of Random Questions From Kirstie & Katherine!…
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Join Kirstie and Katherine as they interview the lovely and talented Kaitlyn Maus! Learn about Kaitlyn's journey in the hunting world and brace yourselves for a lively round of Obscure Headlines. Additionally, prepare for some hilarious discussions about baby marmots, breast milk, praying mantis' and how Kaitlyn really fell out of that tree. Anothe…
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Welcome to the 21st episode of the Zoology Ramblings Podcast, where Robi and I are actually together in the same place after over a year! We share some exciting updates about our recently released Rewilding A Nation documentary, Robi's leopard research for his masters thesis and what 2024 of the Wildlife Champions Programme has in store. We talk ab…
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Welcome back to another very belated episode of Zoology Ramblings! Thanks for putting up with our sporadic podcast recording. In this episode Robi and I give life updates, Robi of his masters project on monitoring leopard density in Namibia and me from Bristol of my job supporting local communities to take action for nature. We take a moment to ref…
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Tune in as Kirstie and Katherine interview Carlee Koutnik, theillustrious Program Manager of Artemis- THE conservation group forwomen! Not only does the entire interview go off the tracks, Carleeactually interviews Kirstie and Katherine. Behold as well, Kirstie andKatherine's fortune telling skills. It's legit. You don't want to missthis!…
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In the 13th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss the legal system and how it may protect the rights of nonhuman animals with attorney Monica Miller from the Nonhuman Rights Project, who recently took an elephant's case to court with the hopes of freeing her from the Bronx Zoo. In Today's Episode: Intro Legal change as an tactic fo…
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Join us for a lively new I Am Prois Podcast! Kirstie chit chats withthe ladies, owner and female guides from Glen Dene Hunting near LakeHawea on the South Island of New Zealand. The interviews will wind thelistener to the shenanigans at the Prois New Zealand Hunt as well assome very emotional and funny testimonials from all of the ladies. Getcomfy …
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Join us for a lively new I Am Prois Podcast! Kirstie chit chats withthe ladies, owner and female guides from Glen Dene Hunting near LakeHawea on the South Island of New Zealand. The interviews will wind thelistener to the shenanigans at the Prois New Zealand Hunt as well assome very emotional and funny testimonials from all of the ladies. Getcomfy …
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Join us for a lively new I Am Prois Podcast! Kirstie chit chats withthe ladies, owner and female guides from Glen Dene Hunting near LakeHawea on the South Island of New Zealand. The interviews will wind thelistener to the shenanigans at the Prois New Zealand Hunt as well assome very emotional and funny testimonials from all of the ladies. Getcomfy …
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In episode 19 of Zoology Ramblings, Robi and I reconnect as he embarks on an exciting new journey in Cape Town and I get my first paid job in conservation! I talk about the awesome project that's helping howler monkeys in Costa Rica by putting up rope bridges and Robi enlightens us about the significance of a beetle ejaculating on a rare orchid. We…
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In the 11th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss politics and their importance when it comes to the fight for animal rights. Christine Teunissen is a dutch politician of the Party for The Animals, a relatively big political party focusing on animal rights and animal welfare. In Today's Episode: Intro Definition of political activi…
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In the 10th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss ethics, plant based diets and the power they have on lifting weights, CrossFit training, endurance and cardio, with amazing vegan athletes Ricky Scomparin and Tui Van Renterghem. In Today's Episode: Intro How Ricky & Tui met What made them go vegan Ricky's failed attempt with vegani…
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In episode 18, Robi and I record our latest episode from the middle of nowhere in New Quay, Wales. We talk about how the UK government is taking steps backwards when it comes to key environmental laws and tackling the climate and biodiversity crises. We chat about the reintroduction of cheetahs to Kuno National Park in India, and why this has prove…
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In the 9th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss fashion and ethics with Emma Håkansson from Collective Fashion Justice. Emma is the author of How Veganism Can Save Us, she writes for publications on sustainable and ethical fashion, and consults with brands on their ethics and environmental impact. In Today's Episode: Intro Emma's …
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In Episode 17 of Zoology Ramblings, Robi and I talk about the very exciting imminent return of European bison to the UK, some uplifting new nature legislation in the EU, the weird and wonderful springhare whose fur is biofluorescent, the obscure and illusive African finfoot with bright orange feet, an exciting new project to map bee genomes and we …
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In the 8th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss activism, civil disobedience and more with grassroots animal rights activist, Amy Soranno. Amy has been active for years despite a rare disease that makes it painful and difficult for her to do everything she's doing. She and 2 other activists are now facing potential jail time due t…
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Apologies for the complete radio silence for the past 7 months... we have been caught up in our final year at university. We have now finished out last exam at the University of Leeds so we are officially done with our Zoology degrees! In episode 16, we explain where we've been for the past 7 months and talk you through our final year dissertation …
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In the 7th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss the work of the International Anti Poaching Foundation with its founder, Damien Mander. Damien is a former Australian Royal Navy Clearance Diver and Special Operations military sniper who used his life savings and funds to start the International Anti Poaching Foundation, where we fi…
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In the 6th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss the growth and impact of Veganuary with its co-founder: Matthew Glover. Matthew has also started Veg Capital and co-founded VFC, Vegan Fried Chick*n and considers himself a business activist, with a strong sense of ethics and justice in his intentions and drive. I hope you enjoy this…
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In the fifth episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I sit down and discuss social media for social good with CEO of ''Abillion'', Vikas Garg. Abillion is the fastest growing social media platform of the vegan and plant based community and its aim is to make it easier to be vegan while simultaneously donating more than a million dollars to non…
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In the fourth episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I sit down and discuss activism within the political context with Australian MP and animal rights activists, Emma Hurst. Emma shared her obstacles, the importance of vegan activists in politics, her achievements, the details about how the system in place is set to fail the animals and most …
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In episode 15 of Zoology Ramblings, Robi and I record our first episode from Leeds, where we are living together for our final year of university. For our news section we talk about COP26 and whether it is going far enough to tackle the climate crisis and Robi talks about a new species of shark. For our animals of the week, I talk about the bizarre…
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In the second episode of the Principles of Change Podcast, I sit down with Alex O'connor, also known as CosmicSkeptic to discuss morality, philosophy, ethics and their relation to animal rights. We also go over Alex's journey to veganism and what his core principles are to fight for change in this world. In Today's Episode: Alex's Background Discov…
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Hi everyone, Thank you for joining the introduction to the Principles Of Change podcast. During the coming months, I will share with you the amazing conversations I'm having with game-changers who are using their talents, gifts and dedication to make this world a better place; sharing tips, advice and their journeys. The goal of this podcast is to …
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In the first ever episode of the Principles of Change Podcast, I sit down with Simon Hill, author of the book The Proof Is In The Plants and host of the Plant Proof podcast, to discuss the details of his best selling book, his journey and most importantly, the reason why he uses podcasts to fight for positive change in this world. In Today's Episod…
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In episode 14 of Zoology Ramblings Robi and I record the first ever episode in person rather than over Zoom! We stick to the new format of: News, Animals of the week and end with current wider conservation stories. In this episode I talk about the recent decision by the British Government to possibly give beavers native species status and legal pro…
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In Episode 13 of Zoology Ramblings, we introduce a new section called "conservation news" where Robi and I each talk about a recent positive conservation news story. We discuss our animals of the week: I decided to talk about the illusive, weird short-eared dog (thanks @wayne_wildlife for the suggestion) and Robi talks about the Little Black Tapir …
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In episode 12 of Zoology Ramblings, Robi and I reveal some very exciting news about our podcast and its selection as one of the 8 winners of the Spotify Next Wave Initiative! We are so thrilled to have been selected alongside 7 other amazing podcasts which cover some very important and pressing topics in our society today. We also talk about our re…
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In episode 11, Robi and I ramble about our animals of the week- I talk about the tayra and Robi talks about the tiny Monito del Monte. We each tackle large global conservation topics including zoonotic diseases and the lessons we can learn from the Covid 19 pandemic. Robi discusses why the taxonomic classification of African elephant species is imp…
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This week in episode 10 of Zoology Ramblings we talk about an animal of the week each: Robi talks about the Sunda Island Tigers and throws in a bit of epic tiger taxonomy and palaeontology! I talk about the Laysan Albatross following an article about the world's oldest wild bird 'Wisdom' who has just had her 37th chick! For our UK conservation stor…
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Welcome to episode 9, part 2 of Zoology Ramblings with Emma and Robi. This is a continuation from part 1 of episode 9. In this episode we talk about the Ebo Forest in Cameroon and the incredible biodiversity of animal life which is supported there. We also talk about threats to this forest and how public pressure can be important in lobbying govern…
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