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The Herpetoculture Network

The Herpetoculture Network
Herpetology
Tarantulas
Herpetoculture
Snakes
Reptiles
Florida
Reptile Breeding
Conservation
Corn Snakes
Cigars
Field Herping
Herping
Venomous Snakes
Centipedes
Reptile Keeping
Breeding Practices
Invasive Species
Arachnids
Reptile Husbandry
Breeding

THE Reptile Podcast network! Home of The Herpetoculture Podcast, Snakes & Stogies, ArachNerds, Cornstars, Flippin' Tin, and Lizard Brain Radio.

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Herpcore History slithers deep into the untold stories of herpetoculture throughout time. This podcast unpacks the rich, scaly legacy of reptiles and their keepers from field herping to captive keeping. Whether you're a seasoned herpetologist or just... more

Herpcore History slithers deep into the untold stories of herpetoculture throughout time. This podcast unpacks the rich, scaly legacy of reptiles and their keepers from field herping to captive keeping. Whether you're a seasoned herpetologist or just... more

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Recent Guests

Matt Schalk
Centipede and tarantula enthusiast; returning guest
The Herpetoculture Network / THN
Episode: Matt Schalk Returns | ArachNerds Ep. 29
Chris Brown
Veterinarian and herpetologist with a focus on reptile care and conservation
Episode: Dr. Chris Brown Returns | Snakes & Stogies Ep. 263
Randal Berry
Admin in the Facebook group Old School Herpers; former zookeeper and private collector
Independent reptile hobbyist and former zookeeper
Episode: Randal Berry | HerpCore History Ep. 4
Stuart Tennyson
Reptile keeper and field herper featured in the episode
West Texas/Midwest US reptile community
Episode: Stuart Tennyson | HerpCore History Ep. 3
Corinna Hazelrig
Academic researcher focused on native herp pathogens; PhD student; veterinary/ wildlife disease expert
University of Georgia
Episode: Disease in Wild Snakes w/ Corinna Mishin | Snakes & Stogies Ep. 262
Ricky Green
West Texas reptile keeper and field herper with decades of experience
Terlingua, Texas (interview subject)
Episode: Ricky Green | Herpcore History Ep. 2
Adam Krick
Snake-hunting partner and guest on episode
Episode: Adam Krick | Herpcore History Ep. 1
Zach Van Arsdale
Herpetologist/photographer based in Colorado
Independent herper, Rattlesnake Conservancy participant
Episode: Zach Van Arsdale | Snakes & Stogies Ep. 260
Aaron Pauling
Roach breeder and insect breeder with a long-running commercial operation
Aaron Pauling (aaronpauling.com)
Episode: Feeder Roaches w/ Aaron Pauling | ArachNerds Ep. 26

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 124 ratings
  • Great resource, fun shows.

    The fellas have grown and evolved. This network of shows has become an excellent resource of information and entertainment.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jeff Frederick
    United States4 years ago
  • Good stuff

    Thank you guys for getting Nathaniel Frank on here!! I’ve been dying for one of you podcasters to have him on. Also, please do whatever you can to get Terry Phillip from Reptile Gardens on the show! Nobody has done a good interview with him in years.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MLreptiles
    United States6 years ago
  • Stellar Podcast!

    This podcast is educational and entertaining all at the same time. This show also has great guests that come on. Keep up the awesome work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hippie chick_
    United States7 years ago
  • Fun but...

    The show certainly has it’s own personality. I worry about the future of the show as it is moving in a somewhat more unprofessional direction. Ripping on each other is occasionally funny, making it half of the show is distracting and difficult to listen to. Chill with the margaritas. You’ve got great potential and fill a niche for the next generation of keepers coming along.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Jeff Frederick
    United States7 years ago
  • Great Stuff!

    Love listening to this podcast- lots of great info and guests on- like that it’s pretty laid back and I can actually laugh along a bit 😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Secret68
    United States7 years ago

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Guests bring deep, field-tested knowledge and ethics-focused perspective.
Listeners appreciate the candid, mentorship-driven community vibe; humor is a plus, but some feel the hosts' banter can be distracting at times.
A strong mix of informative guests and practical tips, with engaging banter.
Overall a positive, educational resource for hobbyists and pros alike.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Randal Berry | HerpCore History Ep. 4
Q: What changes have you seen in the hobby over the years?
The hobby shifted from a passion-driven community to a market-driven one centered on ball pythons and genetics, which brought infrastructure like veterinary care and specialized cages but also diminished interest in less popular species.
Randal Berry | HerpCore History Ep. 4
Q: How did you get into the zoo field?
After building a private collection and gaining hands-on experience, I applied to zoos, where my prior knowledge and documented care for venomous species helped me secure a keeper position.
Randal Berry | HerpCore History Ep. 4
Q: What first drew you into reptiles?
I was fascinated by snakes from a very young age, kept a copperhead under my bed for a time, and then pursued formal work in zoos and private collections as I grew older.
Dr. Chris Brown Returns | Snakes & Stogies Ep. 263
Q: What are you most excited about in your turtle/milk/boid projects right now?
He highlights recent acquisitions, locality-focused breeding efforts, and the potential for better husbandry practices informed by veterinary science.
Dr. Chris Brown Returns | Snakes & Stogies Ep. 263
Q: Doc, what's new with you since the last time you were on?
Dr. Brown shares personal life updates, travel, and new projects with colleagues, including teaching moments and ongoing collaborations with other breeders and researchers.

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A roundtable-style show that centers on hands-on reptile and invertebrate keeping, breeding, field herping, and community knowledge sharing. Episodes showcase practical care tips, equipment and housing discussions, ethics, and storytelling from hobbyists and guests with real-world experience in breeding operations, conservation, and education. Notable is the eclectic mix of multi-species topics, collaborative culture, and transparent discussions about successes, mistakes, and logistics for events and shows, which helps potential listeners assess fit for their own interests in responsible hobby culture and practical how-tos.

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1. The Colubrid Corruption Podcast
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Recent guests on The Herpetoculture Network include:

1. Matt Schalk
2. Chris Brown
3. Randal Berry
4. Stuart Tennyson
5. Corinna Hazelrig
6. Ricky Green
7. Adam Krick
8. Zach Van Arsdale

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