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Hosted by Jaedon Lunt · EN-US · 45 episodes
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A nature based podcast that aims to learn from and listen to the small moments of Those that work with in the vast amount of fields within the wildlife industry, with the goal of helping listeners find and get their dream job working with wildlife!
Jaedon Lunt hosts Working With Wildlife, a science show with 45 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Cassandra Ray shares exactly how she turned her passion for animals into a career that's taken her across the globe—from zoos and wildlife rehabilitation to conservation projects in Thailand and Costa Ri
Send a text Join me as I sit down with Kirstiana Ward, a managing lawyer from the Environmental Defenders Office (EDO), to discuss her inspiring career journey and the fight for environmental justice in Australia. Kirsti
Send a text Get ready for an eye-opening episode of the Workers Wildlife podcast as we sit down with Marik Kilian, a professional snake catcher from South Africa. Often, when people see a snake, they run the other way. B
Send a text le Wilson is an Australian Gold Prospector, Cultural Heritage Field Officer, and star of Aussie Gold Hunters. With a lifelong love for wildlife and adventure, Kyle blends outback grit with a deep respect for
Send a text Escape the cubicle and dive into the wild life you've always dreamed of! 🌊 Join Jaedon in this inspiring episode of Working With Wildlife as he chats with James Lowe, an eco-tourism business owner and passio
Send a text What does it really mean to eat seafood ethically — and can the way we farm fish actually help save the oceans? In this episode, I sit down with Wasseem Emam, an expert in aquaculture ethics with over 15 year
Send a text If you’ve ever wondered how to turn your passion for animals into a real career, this episode is for you. Conservation biologist Kate Sheridan joins me to share her journey and the lessons she’s learned worki
Send a text What does it take to dedicate your career to saving wildlife? 🐾 In this episode, I sit down with Dr Stephen van Mil — a wildlife veterinarian, entrepreneur, and TV personality — to uncover the passion, chall
Send a text What makes a story truly unforgettable? In this episode, I’m joined by Amanda French—author of The Last Crocodile Hunter and who plays a part in SE Queensland koala management—who has spent years working alon
Send a text ✈️ A Heart in Two Worlds: Vet Life and African Fiction with Johanna Squires This week, I’m joined by Johanna Squires—a veterinarian whose career has taken her far beyond the clinic walls. As the owner of her
Send a text Right out of high school, Monique Bast did something bold—she started her own wildlife business. While most were still figuring out what to study, Monique was booking shows, wrangling reptiles, and building a
Send a text In this fun episode, we delve into the fascinating journey of Amy Wild, a passionate wildlife enthusiast from Perth, Western Australia. With a background in biological sciences and a flair for performance, Am
Send a text In this episode, we delve into the hidden impacts of our roadways with award-winning conservation journalist Ben Goldfarb. Drawing from his acclaimed book Crossings: How Road Ecology Is Shaping the Future of
Send a text What does it take to run a reptile park from scratch—with no prior zoo experience? In this episode, we sit down with Pete Child, the passionate founder behind the Canberra Reptile Zoo, to find out. Pete share
Send a text In this episode, we dive beneath the surface—literally—with renowned underwater videographer and photographer Elisabeth Lauwerys. From the mesmerizing world of fluorescent diving to the misunderstood nature o
Send a text 🎙️ Survival, Adventure, and Beyond: A Deep Dive with Outback Mike | Michael Atkinson | Ep.22 From Air Force pilot to full-time adventurer, filmmaker, and survival expert—Michael Atkinson, better known as Out
Send a text Have you ever wondered how to tame a bird or build trust with a raptor? In this episode of the Working With Wildlife Podcast, we explore the fascinating world of falcons, hawks, flying foxes, Australian wildl
Send a text How does the legal system impact wildlife conservation, and what’s it like to be a tour guide in the wild? In this episode, I talk with Matt Cornish about his unique journey balancing law and wildlife guiding
Send a text Veterinarian Danny Cilento joins us to share his journey as a locum vet, diving into the highs and lows of the profession. We tackle big questions: What’s the reality of vet burnout? How does faith shape resi
Send a text In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Dr. Tamielle Brunt, a leading expert on platypus conservation, to discuss the alarming challenges facing one of Australia’s most iconic species. With habita
Wasseem Emam
Founder and Executive Director · Ethical Seafood Research
1 appearance on this show
Darryl Jones
author of A Clouded Leopard in the Middle of the Road · Leon County School Board
1 appearance on this show
John Bolton
former US Ambassador to the UN and former National Security Advisor · University of Cape Town
1 appearance on this show
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