Exploring ethical captive management of reptiles & amphibians through the lens of biological science, conservation, and human nature. The Animals at Home Network is a herpetoculture-based podcast network that hosts: Animals at Home Podcast by Dillon Perron, Project Herpetoculture by Phillip Lietz and Roy Arthur Blodgett, Reptiles & Research Podcast by Liam Sinclair and Ellie Hills, and Animals Eve... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 396 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureScience |
Ed Taoka of “Sonny and Cher Reticulated Pythons” joins today’s episode to discuss his experience with Reticulated Pythons, and more specifically, in handling and socializing with them and his daughter. We discuss how he began his journey in keeping r... more
Josh Halter of The Bio Dude discusses all about the recent challenging situations that The Bio Dude has been facing in recent times: from how Covid affected the business, the new tariff situation, and more. He talks in depth about the business practi... more
Dr. Zac Loughman joins today’s episode to discuss the creation of Colubrid Fest, a colubrid only reptile show filled with insightful speakers, engaging panels, with proceeds going directly back into funding research for the reptiles most commonly kep... more
In this episode, we sit down with reptile and amphibian photographer Zac Herr, the creative force behind the popular Instagram account @IAmMakingArt. Zac shares the story of how he got started photographing reptiles and amphibians, along with practic... more
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I appreciate the attitude of teachability that Dillion brings to a hobby that has it’s share of ego and “my way or the highway” mindsets. His questions seem to come from a place of genuine curiosity and a desire to understand. This leads us all to asking great questions about our motivations and our keeping strategies- without feeling called out or criticized. I know I have made some major changes, for the benefit of my animals and myself, thanks to this show. This show will make you a better k... more
Great podcast for beginners and experts.
I am so grateful for this show not only have I became a better keeper, but I feel like a better person all around just from putting some things into motion that I hear from the show! It has the best speakers and guests anyone could ask for top notch information with very educated people! Thanks Dillon! I really love your network and a proud supporter! I love your mission! If it wasn’t for you I’d prolly be keeping In racks with 10000 animals in a room! Now I learned bigger isn’t better and to ge... more
I absolutely love how our wonderful host explores all aspects of exotic pet/captive animal care and research. I especially love how he explores the ethics of each corner of the reptile/invert/amphibian hobby. It really scratches a brain itch I didn’t know I had. He’s also a truly EXCELLENT interviewer. He keeps the conversation going without overshadowing the guest. He brings energy and thought-provoking questions to the discourse and you can tell he puts a lot of effort and preparation for thes... more
I once really looked forward to this podcast but lately I can’t seem to get through the episodes without cringing at the lack of unbiased thought. Care and ethical advice is given like definitive answers and leaves no room for growth or remembrance of the people who made this hobby possible. Episode 210 left me so disappointed that I don’t think I can continue to listen to this show. It was nothing more than a rant with little basis in substantiated evidence and seemed like I was listening to so... more
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Focused on the ethical management and care of reptiles and amphibians, the discussion spans various crucial topics including conservation, humane practices in herpetoculture, and scientific research related to reptile husbandry. The content features interviews with experts from diverse backgrounds, such as biologists, pet industry professionals, and conservationists, offering insights into sustainable practices and the ethical concerns surrounding pet ownership and wildlife conservation. Episodes explore relevant industry challenges, advancements in knowledge, and best practices for animal care, making it a rich resource for hobbyists and professionals alike.
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1. Reptile Fight Club
2. The Expert and The Idiot - A Reptile Podcast
3. Colubrid & Colubroid Radio
4. Trap Talk Reptile Network
5. The Herpetoculture Network
Animals at Home Network launched 7 years ago and published 396 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Animals at Home Network include:
1. Josh Halter
2. Dr. Zac Loughman
3. Zac Herr
4. Russ Wilson
5. Dr. Billy Sveen
6. Daniel Solis
7. Mark Perpetua
8. Zach Porritt
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