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Interviews with Mammal Biologist Professor Tom Hayden, Book- and DVD Tip and phone interview Kate Fowler – Reeves from Animal Aid UK |
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| Friday, February 27th 2009 |
Phone interviews with painter Tom Byrne and Animal Asia UK’s Dave Neil about the dog meat industry in China |
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Laura Broxton from NARA live in the studio plus footage from a "Meat – Free March" campaign hosted by LUSH and ARAN |
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| Friday, March 13th 2009 |
Film- and TV Production students live in the studio talking about animal welfare and climate change, Interview with EU Commission press officer Philippe Carr and John Carmody from ARAN about Canadian seal hunt, phone interview with animal activist Gerald Kern |
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"Vegetarianism Pro and Con" with live guests Paul Dunne (Digital Hub FM) and Darren Hogarty (Babylon Radio) |
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| Friday March 27th 2009 |
CALL – Celtic Animal Life Line, with studio guest Gill Brady |
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Cruelty Free products in Dublin – a hunt for non-animal tested products in Dublin City. Interviews with staff members from Cornucopia, Down to Earth, Nourish and other shops. |
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| Friday, May 8th 2009 | ARAN Founder John Carmody is Thomas Janak's studio guest on this episode of WILD TIME. Thomas and his guest will be talking about past and future protests, the Canadian Seal Hunt and John's obsession for Baywatch Star Pamela Anderson - don't miss it!!! | |
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This week Thomas Janak's show evolves around our feathered friends. Deane Stark aka "Silver" from the Ferret and Exotic Bird sanctuary joins Thomas on the phone.Lothar F. Muschkikat from the Irish Raptor and Birds Of Prey sanctuary "Eagles Flying" joins Thomas Janak in the studio |
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| Friday, May 22nd 2009 | Special broadcast: Musicfair Frankfurt 2009. WILD TIME host Thomas Janak is an award winning songwriter and as such has an affinity for music. He recently went to Germany where he recorded bits and pieces at the annual Musicfair in Frankfurt. Your usual WILD TIME will continue next week | |
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Thomas Janak talks to feline expert Dr. Sarah Caney on the phone on this episode of WILD TIME. Children from the Singh Street National School will join him in the studio |
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| Friday, June 5th 2009 | Thomas got a free guided tour at the Stonebrook Pet Farm in Ballymore Eustace, Co. KIldare. Entertaining and informative. (Soundquality a bit low at times due to the fact that it has been recorded outdoors) | |
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Thomas Janak is joined in the studio by Helena Le Mahieu from the ASH sanctuary in Kiltegan. Helena talks about daily routines at ASH, the upcoming open day and the tight budget sanctuaries have to work with. |
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| Friday, June 19th 2009 | Thomas talks to Chiara who creates the well-known and well put together "Animal Voice" blog. | |
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Thomas Janak welcomed Deanne Stark aka "Silver" from the Ferret & Exotic Birds sanctuary in Kerry to the studio to talk about the sanctuary and the multitude of birds and associated issues. Phone guest was Dr. Dan Lyons from UNCAGED UK |
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| INFO: | Check the blog: www.wildtimeradio.blogspot.com and become a fan of WILD TIME on facebook. While The Digital Hub FM was off air, WILD TIME continued. Many interesting interviews and reports can be accessed via www.wildtimeonline.blogspot.com including reports and interviews from the Festival of World Cultures, Anti Hare Coursing protest, Interview with "The End Of The Line" producer Claire Lewis and more. There is also a video blog version of WILD TIME now! | |
| ... There is always more to come to WILD TIME | ||
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Thomas Janak talked in-depth to Diane Rowles, a British woman wo runs a street dog rescue in Bulgaria. Another phone guest was Louise Kingston who talked about the Irish Dog Journal, which is about to be re-launched. Furthermore WILD TIME aired a recent interview between Thomas Janak and Ahmed Diab, animal rights activist in Egypt, which can also be accessed via the online version of WILD TIME |
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| Friday, December 4th 2009 | Animal rights activists Bernie Wright and Laura Broxton explore whether or not animal welfare and rights have improved in Ireland. Somewhat heated at times it makes for great listening. Check it out now | |
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Thomas welcomed sociologist Roger Yates into the studio, where the conversation about the human/non human animal relationship became so intense and interesting, that there is even a second part! |
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