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Me and my special guest continue looking into the conquest of the Achaemenid Empire and more by Alexander the Great.

I’m todays episode my special guest and I talk about the ancient general Alexander the Great and his intense ambition of overtaking the Achaemenid Empire.

In todays episode we finish this two patter about deadly maneaters. Some wildlife and human encounters end up with accidental death, but what happens when it’s no accident and it’s a man eating machine. We go through some of histories most known and recorded maneaters

In todays episode we dive into one of the darker topics I’ve researched so far. Some wildlife and human encounters end up with accidental death, but what happens when it’s no accident and it’s a man eating machine. We go through some of histories most known and recorded maneaters!

In this long awaited episode we finish the harrowing tale of the Trojan war and finally see the end of the clash between the Greeks and the Trojans. Come find out who wins!!

We continue the epic saga of the Trojan war where major violence breaks out and the sh*t hits the fan!!

Hey I’m switching it up a bit because why the heck not, I talk about quite possibly one of the most influential pieces of literature from the Poet Homer about the Trojan War!!

Join me and my guest, everyone’s favourite tree nerd Ian Villaneuva as we talk about the American Chestnut, a tree that can only be described as a steeple of the Appalachiens!!! Enjoy!!!

The thrilling continuation of the western tree showdown, in this podcast me and my guests will go through rounds 2, 3 and the finals to determine which West Coast Tree is the best!!! Enjoy

After a long wait and a lot of rescheduling, I was finally able to sit down with my exceptional woods-experienced guests and debate which West Coast Tree is the best, in this two-parter episode. Enjoy

Join me live from back home in New Brunswick with some of the first few original guests I’ve had on the podcast, all in the studio together. We decide which animals are the best based of anything and everything as we go from the 8 winners of round 1 to the finals and ultimately decide who is the winner!!

Join me live from back home in New Brunswick with some of the first few original guests I’ve had on the podcast, all in the studio together. We decide which animals are the best based of anything and everything as we go through the first round and narrow down from 16 critters to 8!!!

Join me as I look at the animal kingdom and figure out which animals have a stronger bite force than me when I eat pizza or steak!!!! It will blow your mind, the bite force of these critters!!!!

Join me for a short episode as I dive into the mystery of Ramree Island where in 1945 an alleged 1000 Japanese troops were torn apart by crocodiles while attempting to flee the allies. Is this an over-exaggerated event or is there truth to it, either way, we're going to learn a bit about crocodiles at the very least.

In this episode I welcome Ian Villanueva onto the podcast officially for the first time and a secret special guest, and we do what we do best which is talk about reptiles and amphibians of Canada. Join us for this ADHD filled episode.

I tackle a subject close to heart of 10 year old phill, the top 10 worlds most venomous snakes based off the potency of venom! Come join me in Africa, South Asia, South America and mainly Australia as I dive into these unbelievably cool critters and their venom!

I’m back with another wildlife attack case analysis, nicknamed “The Night of Grizzlies” where Glacier National Park, in Montana had not only it’s first fatal Grizzly Bear encounter in history, but second one as well on the same day in 1967.

Some fellow East Coasters and myself try to decide which of the 16 chosen East Coast (Acadian Forest) trees is the best based on every and any aspect that’s brought up! Tune in for the second, third and final round to determine which tree takes it all.

Some fellow East Coasters and myself try to decide which of the 16 chosen East Coast (Acadian Forest) trees is the best based on every and any aspect that’s brought up! Tune in for the first round to narrow the choice down!!!

I take the time to analyze the Katmai National Park Techincal Board of Investigations Case study 03-109, aka the Grizzly Man incident. It’s a story of how a man who loved Grizzly Bears and lived with them during the summer seasons for 13 years in Katmai National Park ended up getting mauled and eaten along with his girlfriend at the time. It’s a story of tragedy and delusion in which any person who falls in love with wildlife should be aware of and also learn from.

Tune in to hear as I interview a friend and good fisherman while we recount our fishing days and the fishing adventure we experienced today as well.

Bradley Noble and Jackson Pomeroy from the hit podcast This Week In An Hour join me as they ask about modern day forestry practices as people who have no forestry background. We have some laughs, addressed important topics and in the end all learned a few things.

On todays episode I sit down with experienced fisherman Keith Sherrard to talk about fishing basics and his experiences fishing.

Listen in while I talk to Jeremy Hughes, a wildlife enthusiast as myself and waterfowl hunter as he talks about the sciences behind waterfowl hunting.

Join me as I do this podcast Bill Burr style and talk about the terrestrial ecosystems of BC and my experiences in all of them.

Today I sit down with two female forestry workers and discuss the struggles they had to deal with while trying to make a place in the industry.

Join us as we talk to some young talent up and coming in the forestry field and discuss some of the misadventures of being in the field

Do porcupine shoot quills? Are bats truly blind? Are bulls truly triggered by the colour red? Me and my guest decide to talk about common animal misconceptions and break myth from truth!!! Come join us

  On todays episode I invite Sergio Vazquez-Tagle Gallegos, a master’s student from University of Northern British Colombia (UNBC) to talk about the master’s project he has been working on. We will be diving in and talking about what his study in the mountains was about, the implications of the information gathered, the uses of Lidar and Arc GIS, and much more. Feel free to find them on Instagram (below). Sergio Vazquez-Tagle Gallegos: tagle_s Phillip Lowry: philljgl1 Caleb Fehr: boreal_badass  

In today’s episode I bring on Caleb Fehr and Neil Brooks to talk about bush life. Being a forest technician seems easy on paper, but we bring this hidden world to light.

I bring on my special guest Cristiano Saturno to talk about Northern Lights, how he first became infatuated by the Aurora Borealis, his experiences with northern lights all over the world, highlights from his northern lights experiences, his documentary, and comparing night photography and wildlife photography Check him out on Instagram (Cristiano_saturno) and give him a follow