
Discussions about wildlife that are both entertaining and educational.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 104 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Daryl and Stephanne listen to audio clips from Old Man Johnson's recent field trip with Hashtag Hazel, and boy, do they have some doozy urban legends to dispel. We're willing to bet you heard of most of them... we just hope you don't believe them!
Daryl provides details on how he saved Stephanne from being run over by a full-on charging black bear. True story with real life blunders.
When it comes to bear safety, there is a debate on what is a better deterrent, bear spray or a gun. Stephanne and Daryl debate the pros and cons of each tool, and it appears to be much less of a debate after all.
Wildlife rehab is generally a good thing, but it's not without its own set of concerns. Stephanne and Daryl talk about some of those issues that most people don't consider. Don't worry, it's just something to think about.
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Listened to 399 Podcast and your description of the events during the capturing were not entirely factual. Also, at no time did you actual hit on ways people can save 399, just your opinion of the people who follow her.Also, the female host is not someone I would want to listen to again. Her snarky comments were a turn off to listen to.
Great content!! But the male speaker is always too quiet and very hard to hear unless volume is maxed out (which then makes the female speaker way too loud)
Great information, but the attempts at humor are somewhat painful.
It’s great to hear people talking about wildlife that actually work with wildlife and respect animals.
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This show centers on wildlife with a practical, evidence-based lens. Episodes cover bear safety, wildlife rehabilitation, invasive species, predator dynamics, disease risks, and conservation funding, all framed through real-world field experience and thoughtful critique of common myths. The hosts blend humor with science, often illustrating concepts with anecdotes and guest insights, and regularly challenge sensational narratives with data and credible sources. Listeners likely enjoy accessible science, practical wildlife ethics, and nuanced wildlife management debates, making it a good fit for professionals in conservation, outdoor recreation, and animal health who want clear takeaways they can translate into outreach or policy work.
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Wildlife for You launched 6 years ago and published 104 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 Wildlife for You include:
1. Daryl Ratajak
2. Old Man Johnson
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