
Herpetology podcast – interviews and discussions about amphibians and reptiles with experts in the field.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 127 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureScienceLife Sciences | |||

A back-deck-of-the-tambo interview with Jeffrey Niemeier and Zach Kaminski, recorded in the Peruvian rainforest in February 2026.
Hello everyone, and welcome to the last episode of Season Six! I have several pending episodes recorded in Peru earlier this year, but I felt the need to bump this one up in the queue. Kevin Messenger’s new book on the Venomous Snakes of China was pu... more
Hello everyone, it’s great to be back! This episode was recorded in February on our second trip, at the Santa Cruz field station. Nine of our fourteen clients were from Arkansas, and since I couldn’t talk to all nine at once, they appointed some repr... more
Hi everyone! The first show of 2026 turns out to be another edition of Herp Science Sunday! Alex and I had an interesting discussion with Justin Lee, who is currently working on his PhD at the University of Michigan. The bulk of our conversation cent... more
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I’m only one episode in, but I truly appreciate the content and production style. A lot of podcasts have so much glitz and glam and no content and others struggle with technical issues to make a listenable show. This one is perfect. As a new herper, I’m going to be busy listening for some time!
One of my favorite shows out there, Mike keeps the listener excited with facts and interesting stories!
Very informative and entertaining show. Love the content and gusts.
It’s great to have a quality show dedicated to field herping. Great guests. You will learn something and be entertained as well.
As a biologist and herp lover, I can attest. This podcast is SO MUCH AWESOME!
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This show centers on field herpetology, wildlife biology, and nature travel, hosting researchers, educators, and practitioners who share hands-on field experiences, gear anecdotes, and conservation perspectives. Episodes span rainforest expeditions, regional field guides, taxonomic updates, and population ecology, with a strong emphasis on practical fieldwork, hands-on ethics, and community outreach. A notable strength is its ability to blend rigorous science with accessible storytelling, often featuring long-running guest groups and collaborative projects across continents. Its conversational, campfire-like tone and network of seasoned field researchers make it especially engaging for listeners who want actionable insights, career guidance... more
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Recent guests on So Much Pingle include:
1. Zach Kaminski
2. Jeffrey Niemeier
3. Kevin Messenger
4. Brad Birchfield
5. Thomas Belford
6. Gabrielle Hargrove
7. Cyndi Porter
8. Reagan Birchfield
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