A podcast for bats and their defenders! We’re talking bat stuff with bat people from all around the globe.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | NatureScience |
Greetings, batfolk!! My guest this episode is Dr. Dina Dechmann, a Swiss ecologist that lives in Switzerland and then crosses the border to work in Germany every day at the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior. Dina’s career and research has taken... more
Greetings, batfolk!! My guest today is Dr. Melissa Ingala. Among other things, I talked to Melissa about her projects at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History and the American Museum of Natural History, why Nancy Simmons is such a batass... more
Which came first: the vampire bat or the vampire cryptid? According to Dr. Gerry Carter, the cryptid is a cheap imitation of the real flesh-and-blood bat although the animal was technically named after the mythical creature. In this episode, among ot... more
This is the first BONUS EPISODE of Give Bats A Podcast! It's just me this time talking about the phenomenal experience that is the Bat Blitz. If you're in the United States and have never participated in a Bat Blitz, listen to this episode to get a s... more
What do Gondwanaland, the kōkako, bat walks, and eliminating New Zealand’s invasive animal species have in common? They’re all things Ben Paris spoke with me about in this new episode! Find all of the Give Bats A Break merch, socials, and podcasting ... more
Have you ever thought about the fact that someone has to, like, actually get the bones out of dead animals to study them? If not, then now’s a great time to start! It’s exactly what my guest does for her research and we talk all about it in this epis... more
Dr. Erin Baerwald was generous enough to be my first guest and it COULD NOT HAVE BEEN BETTER. We talked about the best bat AKA the Hoary bat (Lasiurus cinereus)(we also agreed that all bats are good bats and there isn't really a best bat, don't worry... more
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This is great podcast content & would love to hear more episodes. Interesting conversations about bats with a fun, enthusiastic host.
Every new episode I think is my favorite, until the next episode comes out and then THAT one is my favorite lol. I’m so grateful for the amazing knowledge and thought provoking conversations provided. Thank you!
This is a fantastic podcast with a passionate host and wonderful guests! Nate has a great Twitter presence in advocating for bats and it’s so exciting to see that presence expanded! Can’t wait for more episodes, this is going to be incredible.
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