June 7th 2012 - Rescuing animals in the nick of time and more

This month Wild Time talks to author Debbie Blalock about her awareness rasing yet funny books. Wild Time also enjoyed a great conversation with Jenny Cranwell from "Nick of time", a UK based organisation whose aim is to rescue animals from shelters before their time runs out!!

May 3rd 2012 - from ancient egypt to ancient sea creatures

WILD TIME's may edition highlights a brandnew CD in aid of Sea Shepherd, aptly titled: "The Oceans Of Music Project". Nick Blackman talks about the project and the idea behind it.

But that's not all as Wild Time also caught up with egyptologist Charlotte Booth to talk about revered animals in ancient Egypt and what we could learn from history to save our blue planet.

The shows can be re-enjoyed on our online version, where you can also find the links to our guests respective websites!!

April 5th 2012 - a truly star studded edition

The April edition is a truly star studded edition as Wild Time was invited (again) to exclusive cover the Wetnose Awards 2012, which were being held in London on March 9th.

Wetnose celebrates and acknowledges the lesser known yet vital animal rescues around the globe who often get overlooked and who through enormous drive and conviction save many animal lives. The awards ceremony was attended by a barrage of celebrities including Dame Judi Dench, musician Rick Wakeman (yes, the guy from YES), actors from all the main soap operas but there were also many animal charities and rescues.

2/3 of this edition is dedicated to the award ceremony. But there is more: Thomas Janak also talked to Sarah Becker about her studies of hieroglyphics and hebrew as well as to John Boyle from the West Midlands coop about sustainability. Further more Wild Time talked with "traidfair" and "Ethical pets".

One not to be missed!!

In conversation with the one and only Rick Wakeman

Talking to "Ethical Pets" during the spring sustainability fair in Birmingham on March 10th 2012.

Wild Time Monthly - March Edition

Wild Time is back on March 1st 2012 from 10pm GMT.

This month Wild Time's Thomas Janak talked to many people involved in animal rescue and care:

Chester-born Sarah Heaney who is currently in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia talked to WT about "Tabuk Paws", an effort to spay and neuter wild and stray cats in Saudi Arabia. The show continues in the same vain as the conversation with Lucy Snowleopard also revolves around cats.

Wild Time also re-connected with Asociatja Pethope's Alina Vacaru who urgently need funding for their spay/neuter and care clinic.

Last but not least Thomas talked to Shelly Carter who works with an animal charity in India where she had the pleasure and task to look after an orphaned macaque.

Many of the mentioned interviews can be re-enjoyed on our online version!

Wild Time monthly will be back on Thursday, April 5th 2012

4 today! - Happy Birthday WILD TIME!!!

On February 15th 2008 WILD TIME premiered on The Digital Hub FM in Dublin.

To date we have aired over 220 shows and we haven't run out of topics at all. The next show is going out on TCR FM on March 1st 2012 from 10pm.

Why not join us on facebook and/or check our online blog for more about the show!

Wild Time monthly - March 1st 2012

Wild Time recently spoke to Chester-born Sarah Heaney who currently resides in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia where she is involved in trap-neuter-release of cats.

A protest against the recently sanctioned Badger Cull is the next event Wild Time will attend and the footage will be aired on March 1st.

More to be confirmed soon

Wild Time monthly - February 2nd 2012

(Wild Time host Thomas Janak out and about)

Wild Time monthly is on air on February 2nd 2012 from 10pm GMT globally with s full show:

Wild Time will bring you footage from a recent event at Kingstanding/Birmingham where the age-old tradition of "Awakening The Trees" took place. The show also features an interview with Dean Bracher who organises this years' World Day for animals in laboratories, which will take place in Birmingham on Saturday April 28th.

Furthermore Wild Time host Thomas Janak spoke with Lucy Byrne from Earthrace UK about their recent protest at the Australian house in London re the dugong and turtle killings in Australia.

Lastly, the show features and interview with Sydney-based Sarah Constable who "has a habit" of rescueing calves from slaughter.

The majority of our interviews can also be enjoyed and re-enjoyed via our online version