Best Fish And Grits Podcasts (2024)

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Goodbye chemical weapons, hello burrowing owls (reprise) 35:13

35m ago35:13

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A decommissioned military base in northeast Oregon provides sanctuary for a recovering burrowing owl population. David Johnson is founder of the Global Owl Project to protect endangered owl species all over the world. And one lucky owl species that’s been David’s main focus for these past 12 years is the little burrowing owl. His rescue mission inv…

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These Italian bears survived gladiators and Mussolini (reprise) 30:37

7d ago30:37

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Just two hours from Rome is one of the richest ecosystems in Europe, a little island of mountains that to this day is home to wolves, wild boar and bears. It's not just wild animals that call this place home: Farms are scattered across the area as part of this ancient mosaic of life here among the wild animals. It's a place where the excesses of It…

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To the River 56:07

18d ago56:07

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Send us a text Sit down with northern fly angler Phillippa Hake as we discuss fly tying, involving women in angling and Phillippa's own stories of trail and success. Follow along with Phillippa's journey here: Instagram - @Phillippa_hakeflyfish Website: https://phillippahakeflyfishing.wordpress.comBy Abigail

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True grit: the wild wolverine (reprise) 33:46

23d ago33:46

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For the first time in 100 years, wolverines are back in Mount Rainier National Park. How did they get there? In the summer of 2020, there was some big news for wildlife in the pacific northwest. In the wild spaces of Mount Rainier National Park, a female wolverine was discovered along with two babies known as kits. It is believed that these tenacio…

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Eily Andruszkiewicz Allan: The magic of eDNA 47:47

30d ago47:47

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Top secret military dolphins, exploding whales, and invasive green crabs. These are all things Dr. Eily Andruszkiewicz Allan is interested in learning more about. And she is doing it all with the help of a simple cup of water. It's a revolutionary bit of technology called eDNA and it is changing the way biologists are doing field work. eDNA could h…

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Death Valley National Park: Diving for fish in the hottest place on Earth 44:37

1M ago44:37

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Chris joins a team of scuba divers...in the desert! Death Valley National Park is the hottest place on Earth and the driest place in North America. The heat that builds beneath Death Valley’s cloudless skies radiates off barren rocks and sinks into the valley bottoms, where it warms, baking everything it touches and evaporates any water foolish eno…

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Digital Dr. Dolittle: decoding animal conversations with artificial intelligence (reprise) 50:02

1M ago50:02

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Artificial Intelligence is making the stuff of science fiction a science reality, changing how humans interact with the world. It could also change the way we interact with wildlife, giving us the ability to talk to animals...but are we ready? On this episode Chris talks to Aza Raskin, co-founder of Earth Species Project and Karen Bakker, a profess…

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Art & Soul 1:02:47

2M ago1:02:47

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Send us a text Episode 10 sits down with Katie Hargreaves. A renowned charcoal wildlife artist whose work can be found anywhere from your neighbours living room to some of the most stately homes on the globe. We dive into the ethics of hunting with Katie, and how language and behaviour of others can affect how hunting communities are viewed. All th…

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Dan Blumstein: Fear and listening to your inner marmot 45:37

2M ago45:37

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Here’s an episode for movie buffs, music nuts, animal lovers, and anyone dealing with anxiety. Yes, that's quite the range in a 40-minute chat, but Dr Dan Blumstein delivers them all in a fascinating conversation with Chris about FEAR. Dan is a professor of conservation biology at UCLA and author of the book The Nature of Fear: Survival Lessons fro…

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North Cascades National Park: The wolf comes home 44:36

2M ago44:36

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One day, Chris was on the search for a very rare animal: a single wolf that had made it to the western side of the North Cascade mountains. That day, to his amazement, he found a set of fresh tracks on a sandy riverbed. Wolves had been extinct here in Washington state for nearly a hundred years, so the find was incredible. These mythical creatures …

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On the Fly 49:50

2M ago49:50

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Send us a text n this episode, I have a candid natter with Amie flyfish, urban fly angling royalty. We chat about what it’s like being a woman in a traditionally male dominated sport, have a laugh about her emergency poo, and share her hopes for the future. Whether you're an angler or just love all things field sport grab a cuppa and join us for so…

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The wildlife super dog (reprise) 31:00

2M ago31:00

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Karelian Bear Dogs were bred in Finland hundreds of years ago for hunting. From bears to moose, these fearless dogs were on the frontline. Now, ironically, they are being used to save bears and other species. In some remote parts of the country grizzly bears have been known to wander into town, presenting a danger of encounters with humans. Now the…

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Stories from THE WILD 43:54

2M ago43:54

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On this episode we team up with Story Collider to hear real life tales of adventure and exhilarating encounters with wildlife. From a temporary life-ending jolt from the sky to a 2,650-mile hike in search of healing and solace after a personal tragedy. We'll also hear about a very close encounter with a grizzly from our WILD story telling event at …

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Biscayne National Park: Raising baby corals in America's barrier reef 39:04

3M ago39:04

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How scientists are training corals to be ready for a warmer future. Biscayne National Park is unlike any other national park…it’s 95% underwater. It’s home to part of the third largest coral reef in the world and the only living coral barrier reef in the continental United States. But this past summer, the corals in and around this park on Florida’…

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Artemis I 1:08:13

3M ago1:08:13

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Send us a text CO-FOUNDER OF ARTEMIS DEERSTALKING, HEATHER SITS DOWN TO DISCUSS HER JOURNEY, THE FORMATION OF ARTEMIS & DEERSTALKING. Follow Heather @Heatherlouise_94 Follow Artemis: Instagram: @artemisdeerstalking Facebook: Artemis DeerstalkingBy Abigail

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There's a cougar in my backyard (reprise) 25:41

3M ago25:41

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A cougar biologist with Washington state once received a complaint. An old lady called him up and said, “There’s a cougar in my backyard.” And the biologist responded, “Well, that’s funny because I got a call this morning from a cougar. He told me there’s an old lady in his front yard!” Our backyards are getting bigger. And the cougar’s front yard …

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Goodbye chemical weapons, hello burrowing owls (reprise) 35:13

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These Italian bears survived gladiators and Mussolini (reprise) 30:37

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To the River 56:07

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True grit: the wild wolverine (reprise) 33:46

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Eily Andruszkiewicz Allan: The magic of eDNA 47:47

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Death Valley National Park: Diving for fish in the hottest place on Earth 44:37

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Digital Dr. Dolittle: decoding animal conversations with artificial intelligence (reprise) 50:02

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Dan Blumstein: Fear and listening to your inner marmot 45:37

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North Cascades National Park: The wolf comes home 44:36

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