Please join me as I talk with Nicol Paitan. Nicol is a 25 year old medical student at the University of Buenos Aires in Argentina. She is also a volunteer at the Acatushun museum in Ushuaia where I met her in February of this year. Acatushun has the largest collection of marine mammal bones, and Nicol tells us all about it.

This episode I continue talking with Tomer Ben-Yehuda about our trip to China. We talk about the other wildlife we saw other than just wild giant pandas and red pandas that we chatted about last episode. Tomer lives in Tel Aviv and updates us at the end of this episode about the current situation there.

Please join me in this episode as I talk with my friend Tomer Ben-Yehuda about our recent trip to China and our experience of seeing Red Pandas and a Giant Panda in the wild. Tomer and I met on our group trip to Sichuan Province in May with Royle Safaris.

This episode I talk with Kim Valenta, co-founder and co-director of Mad Dog Initiative. Since 2013, Mad Dog Initiative has led an effort to protect the wildlife of Madagascar through a combination of spay/neuter, vaccination program and wildlife monitoring. Their mission is promoting wildlife conservation, animal welfare and human health in Madagascar through the care and humane management of domestic and feral dogs. To learn more, or to donate to MDI, please visit maddogintiative.com. To learn more about Kim's work visit Kimvalenta.com.

Please join me for the third and final installment of my journey through Antarctica, South Georgia, and the Falkland Islands. In this episode I chat with expedition team member Tammy MacKenzie.

Please join me as I continue with my journey through Antarctica. In this episode I talk with our expedition team members Rodrigo Tapia and Kevin Burke.

Please join me as I re-count my cruise to Antarctica and meet several of our expedition team. This is part one, and in this episode, I introduce you to our expedition team leader Philip Hunter and expedition team members Maggie Yang and Jacob Eberhardt.

I was lucky enough to be on a trip to Antartica, South Georgia, and the Falklands and have Alastair Fothergill on the same ship. He regaled us with many stories from the making of his many documentaries. Alastair is co-founder of Silverback Films making nature documentaries for clients such as BBC, Disney, and Netflix. Prior to Silverback Films, Alastair was head of the BBC Natural History Unit and has worked with David Attenborough on numerous documentaries. Among the many amazing documentaries to his credit are Life in the Freezer, Frozen Planet, and The Hunt. Alastair lives in Bristol in the UK with his wife Melinda. Alastair was gracious enough to grant me and interview, and here is our chat.