All Episodes

#90 Billy Karesh and how the One Health term was born (USA)

#89 'Waking Up the Snake' with Anne Poelina (Australia)

#88 Maria Teresa and a single drop of finch blood (Mexico & USA)

#87 Arman and the wild birds of Iran

#86 Cody and Trichinella in Canada's Arctic North

#85 Elizabeth and the Blood Feeding Network (Mexico)

#84 Genevieve and the Wider Lens of Queer Ecology (USA)

#83 Sabrina and the Turtles of the Holy Shrine (Bangladesh)

#82 Briana and the Social Media Epidemic (USA)

#81 Sharon and Wildlife on the Edge (Kenya)

#80 Wendi, Slow Lorises and lived One Health in Indonesia

#79 Justorien and the Fight for Madagascar's Lemurs

#78 Conversations with Women of Wildlife (A Panel Discussion on the occasion of International Women's Day)

#77 Steve and Some Good Gnus in Southern Africa

#76 Andrew and the Future of Wildlife Hospitals (Australia)

#75 Dennise and the Wild Cats of Costa Rica

#74 Ny Aina and the Women Leading Madagascar's Conservation

#73 Niraj and The Carcass Café: How Carrion Shapes Wildlife Disease Risk (Australia)

#72 Ana Maria and the sloths (Costa Rica)

#71 Alex and the Bandicoots: Redefining the Wildlife Veterinarian (Australia)

#70 Leanne and the Swift Parrot's Future: Reimagining Wildlife Health Before Crisis (Australia & Vietnam)

#69 Mya and the penguins (USA & Peru)

#68 Ralph and HPAI in the Southern hemisphere (Argentina)

# 67 Pat and the parrots (USA)

#66 Kate and the albatrosses (USA)

#65 Nick and the Lord Howe Island stick insects (Australia)

#64 Melting the Ice in People's Hearts: Indigenous Voices on Planetary Health (Canada)

#63 Nelson and the gorillas (Uganda)

#62 Sam and the swift fox (USA)

#61 Damien and Canadian wildlife diseases

#60 Alexandra and wildlife conservation in times of war (Lebanon)

#59 Steve and the tale of the Storytelling Ape (Australia)

#58 Brett and rabies in Cape fur seals (South Africa & Australia)

#57 Helen, bighorn sheep, mountain caribou and WDA2025 (Canada)

#56 Janelle and the kiwi (NZ)

#55 Sonia and the science of pushing boundaries (USA)

#54 Will and the raccoons (USA)

#53 Tim and conservation chemistry (USA)

#52 K9 and queer ecology (Australia)

#51 Anna and the microbats (Australia)

#50 Dianna and the wombats (Australia)

#49 Michele and wildlife tuberculosis (South Africa)

#48 Laura and the muskoxen (Canada)

#47 Rita and the cottontail rabbits (Portugal & Angola)

#46 Anastasiia and the brown bears (Japan & Ukraine)

#45 The making of WDA2024 off-country (online) conference

#44 Jane and all things Australian wildlife health (Australia)

#43 Helena and Project 'Whale Exhale' (Norway)

#42 Richard Kock and how colonialism threatened species survival (UK)

#41 Martin and the Amur tigers (all over the place)

#40 Sarah and the endeavour of scholarly publishing (USA)

#39 Elis and the bighorn sheep (USA)

#38 Andrew and the upcoming international 72nd WDA conference (Australia)

#37 Nigel and the art of story telling (Special edition!)

#36 Jess, bats and all that jazz (USA)

#35 Ruth, Marja and Katie, and the Review of Migration and Wildlife Disease Dynamics (UK)

#34 Flo and the seal lice (Argentina & Antarctica)

#33 Ai-Mei and the sika deer (Taiwan/Australia)

#32 Simon and the otters (Germany)

#31 Tania and the pigs of Papua New Guinea

#30 Fernado and the secrets of the Peruvian rainforest

#29 Debra and all sea creatures great and small (USA)

#28 Alice and the tick microbiome (Japan)

#27 How it all began: Carlton Herman and the birth of the WDA (USA)

#26 Hezy and Malawi's sleeping sickness

#25 Julien and the koalas (Australia)

#24 Sarange and her adventures of becoming a Kenyan wildlife vet

#23 Enkee and the Saigas (Mongolia)

#22 Heather and the Australian Registry of Wildlife Health

#21 Diego and Galapagos 2.0 (Chile)

#20 Henry and the ibises (USA)

#19 Mac and the turtles (USA & Thailand)

#18 Jorge and the tapirs (USA & Costa Rica)

#17 Joy, Ebola and CANUSA (USA)

#16 Siska and the orangutans (Indonesia)

#15 Gianmarco and everything wildlife everywhere all at once

#14 Kaylee and the rats (Canada)

#13 Aricia and the seals (Brazil)

#12 Anna and the aardvarks (South Africa)

#11 Ali and the fruit bats (Australia)

#10 Tiggy and Australian Wildlife Health

#9 Rick and the worms (USA)

#8 Rachael and the Australian sea lions

#7 Fidu and the rhinos

#6 Scott, his Wombot and the physics behind poo shapes

#5 Mel and the penguins

#4 Liz and the bats

#3 Peri and the pot-bellied pigs

#2 Sarah and the sea stars

#1 Lazy turtles, freezing manatees and the oil spill aftermaths with Dr Jenny Bloodgood