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Welcome to the Bird Joy Podcast – where birding meets community, curiosity, and connection! Hosted by Dexter "The Wisco Birder" Patterson and Jason "The Birding Beardsman" Hall, this is your go-to show for all things birds, nature, and the joy they bring.

Whether you're a beginner birder, a backyard birdwatcher, or a seasoned avian enthusiast, Bird Joy is your destination to explore the beauty of ... more

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This week on the Bird Joy Podcast, Dexter Patterson and Jason Hall sit down with science writer, naturalist, and illustrator Rosemary Mosco, the creative mind behind the beloved comic Bird and Moon. Known for blending humor, art, and ecology, Rosemar... more

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On this episode of the Bird Joy Podcast, Dexter Patterson and Jason Hall sit down with Sharon Dorsey, an urban naturalist, wildlife biologist, educator, and founder of SharInNature, to discuss birding, outreach, and the power of building an ecologica... more

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This week on the Bird Joy Podcast, Dexter and Jason sit down with Christopher Joe, a farmer, conservationist, birder, and founder of Connecting with Birds and Nature Tours in Alabama.

Chris is a native of Greensboro, Alabama, and the steward of Joe ... more

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What happens when fashion, natural history, conservation, and art collide?

In this episode of Bird Joy, we’re joined by New York City’s premier licensed professional taxidermist, Divya Anantharaman, an award-winning artist whose work spans museums, ... more

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Recent Guests

Rosemary Mosco
science writer, naturalist, illustrator, creator of Bird and Moon
Bird and Moon; ABA-recognized author
Episode: Cartoons, Comics, and Curiosity: The Joy of Nature with Rosemary Mosco
Sharon Dorsey
Urban naturalist, wildlife biologist, educator, founder of SharInNature
SharInNature LLC
Episode: Birding, Outreach, and Building an Ecological Identity
Chris Joe
Farmer, conservationist, birder, and ecotourism leader from Alabama
Connecting with Birds and Nature Tours (Joe Farm, New Bern, AL)
Episode: Land, Legacy, and Birds Bringing People Together
Divya Anantharaman
New York City's premier licensed professional taxidermist and award-winning artist
Independent Artist
Episode: Science, Style, and Wonder with Divya Anantharaman
Trenton Schulz-Franco
Founder of the Special Bird Service Society in Canada, promoting belonging in nature for marginalized communities.
Special Bird Service Society
Episode: Community, Belonging, and the Wild: A Conversation with Trenton Schulz-Franco
Sam DeJarnett
Birder and creator of the Always Be Birdin Podcast
Always Be Birdin Podcast
Episode: Birding as Joy, Protest, and Collective Liberation with Sam DeJarnett
Casey Girard
Autistic artist, illustrator, naturalist, and educator
Freelance artist, based in Asheville, North Carolina
Episode: Art and Birds with Casey Girard
Liz Lopez
Versatile biologist, snake enthusiast, educator, and community builder.
Latino Outdoors
Episode: Snakes, Science, and Belonging: Field Biology, Culture, and Curiosity with Liz Lopez
Tarik Shahzad
Chicago based birder known for his record birding year and advocacy in environmental policy.
The Nature Conservancy
Episode: Birding the Windy City: Lake Michigan, Gulls, and the Tarik Big Year

Hosts

Dexter Patterson
Host of The Bird Joy Podcast; birding educator and community advocate
Jason Hall
Co-host; engaging storyteller with a focus on inclusive birding and community building

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 129 ratings
  • FIRE!!!

    This is a really enthusiastic podcast and always makes me want to get out into the field 247. I love the amazing guests they get from those I know to the those not on my radar. So far nothing less than a five star. The energy is magnificent. Mind you I can’t be working much whilst listening because I don’t want to miss anything……

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bird Brain UK
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Great energy

    You can’t help but to get hype when you listen to the excitement and support. I love it here. Thank you for existing! Black Joy Matters

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Erica Ohio
    United States10 months ago
  • The absolute best for birders

    Birders of all levels - do not miss this show! Truly great for the soul.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cranberry123
    United Statesa year ago
  • Another season of joy!

    Woo hoo! It made my day to find that there’s a whole new season to enJOY. Thank you, gentlemen. Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Humanperson70
    United Statesa year ago
  • Fabulous 1st Season

    Delightful Nerdy fun. Informative and interesting. I can’t wait for season 2.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Metahyperparadox
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Audiences describe the conversations as joyful, uplifting, and educational, often highlighting diversity and representation in nature.
Fans appreciate practical birding tips, accessible science, and community stories that inspire action.
Listeners praise the show's energy and inclusive vibe, with strong guests and engaging hosts.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Cartoons, Comics, and Curiosity: The Joy of Nature with Rosemary Mosco
Q: What was the impact of The Birding Dictionary on readers and the birding community?
The dictionary celebrated inside jokes and terminology while remaining accessible to beginners, and it resonated with readers who appreciated a playful yet informative approach to birding language.
Birding, Outreach, and Building an Ecological Identity
Q: What inspired you to write Shorebirds, A Compare and Contrast Book, and what do you hope people get from it?
Sharon explains that the book grew out of a publishing opportunity with Arbordale Publishing to tell new wildlife stories; it uses simple, vivid comparisons of shorebird species to teach pattern recognition and conservation concepts, and it aims to reach readers of all ages with bilingual presentation and practical stewardship tips.
Science, Style, and Wonder with Divya Anantharaman
Q: How have you found that space to demystify taxidermy and make it more inclusive for those who are curious but hesitant?
Divya highlights the importance of making students feel comfortable by encouraging a slower approach that allows for processing the emotional aspects of working with deceased animals, while also fostering a community that appreciates both science and art.
Science, Style, and Wonder with Divya Anantharaman
Q: How does working with legacy collections shape your sense of responsibility and time, history, memories?
Divya shares that working with extinct beings like the Passenger Pigeon serves as a haunting reminder of the fragility of species and ignites her sense of stewardship towards conservation.
Science, Style, and Wonder with Divya Anantharaman
Q: Can you take us back to that moment when you were like, nah, this ain't it, and you needed to leave that world and pursue natural history and taxidermy?
Divya explains her slow realization that the fashion industry focused more on consumerism and waste rather than the aspects of fashion that she loved, leading her to pursue taxidermy and natural history instead.

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Bird Joy explores birds, nature, and community through a lens of inclusivity, accessibility, and joyful discovery. Conversations weave urban birding, conservation, storytelling, and equity in outdoor spaces with a diverse slate of guests including urban naturalists, conservationists, educators, artists, and STEM professionals. The show stands out for its warm rapport between hosts, practical field tips, and a clear commitment to making nature welcoming for beginners and experienced birders alike, while spotlighting representation and community-building in outdoor spaces.

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1. Rosemary Mosco
2. Sharon Dorsey
3. Chris Joe
4. Divya Anantharaman
5. Trenton Schulz-Franco
6. Sam DeJarnett
7. Casey Girard
8. Liz Lopez

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