Welcome to the Talking Bat podcast series from BatAbility Courses & Tuition. Every month we interview someone important, influential, inspirational or just darn right bat-tastic from the world of bats or from the wider world of ecology/natural history. These interviews are carried out in a relaxed, conversational style, as we dive deeper into the background of our guests.
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During this episode the table was turned on Neil Middleton (who is usually on the other side of the mic!). Julia Lock (Wildcare Ecology Supplies) asked to do an interview for Wildcare's website/blog …
Nigel Massen is the man behind Pelagic Publishing, an organisation that has enabled the production of so many important books (>100) that have helped to inform & shape the ecology sector. During this…
David King is well known & respected for developing/providing bat detectors over a long period of time, commencing at a point when technology was at the early stages of helping to enable our understa…
David Koller is the marketing & communications chap that many of ELEKON's customers will have come across either online, our in person at bat conferences.
Who are ELEKON? Well, they are the company b…
Kayleigh Fawcett Williams is well known in bat circles for being the 'go to' person for bats and thermal imaging (she wrote the Bat Conservation Trusts Thermal Imaging Guidelines for goodness sake!).…
Stuart Newson (@newsonstuart) is highly respected within the ecological sector, & has spent most of his career studying subjects relating to birds, bats, insects & small land-based terrestrial mammal…
In 2019 Nils Bouillard was the first person to complete a Big Bat Year. During this interview (in 2020) we talk about his background & the lead up to the big year, as well as some of the experiences …
Here we have the pleasure of Talking Bat with Sue Swift, the first person in the UK to carry out a Phd on bats. We talk about: some of her early research working with Prof Paul Racey (Aberdeen Univer…
In September 2020 we had the pleasure of talking with Lars Pettersson, highly respected throughout the world for the bat detecting solutions he has been providing since forming Pettersson Elektronik …
Chris Corben is an Australian living in the USA, & internationally respected for his contributions towards our understanding & interpretation of bat-related sound. During this interview we talk about…