Fans of Wildtime reached 350 members!!

350 members on our fanpage on FACEBOOK

November/December 2009 Schedule

November/December 2009 Schedule:

01. 20.11.2009 11.a.m. GMT: BEST OF SUMMER 2009 - snippets from the wild time online shows recorded over the summer of 2009. Footage includes: Interview with canine psychologist Patrice Campion, Portobello Canal Protection Group footage, Interview with Ann Kingston and Louise Kings re The Irish Dog Journal and more.

02. 27.11.2009 11.a.m. GMT: INTERVIEW with Diane Rowles from the Rudozem Street Dog Rescue, Bulgaria plus footage from the NARA protest outside the Charles River laboratories in Co. Mayo

03. 04.12.2009 11.a.m. GMT: BERNIE Wright and Laura Broxton talk to Thomas Janak about the state of animal welfare and rights in Ireland

04. 11.12.2009 11.a.m. GMT: ROGER YATES, sociologist and lecturer, talks in-depth about many issues and topics, including the human/non-human animal relationship

05. 18.12.2009 11.a.m. GMT: ROGER YATES in conversation with Thomas Janak continues. This show will also feature footage from ARAN's rally against animal cruelty



Sociologist Roger Yates at the studio during the recording of WILD TIME

300 fans on FACEBOOK

Yippie, we cracked it!! WILD TIME has now 300 members on Facebook. Why not join us there, too?

Update on WILD TIME on TV

DCTV (Dublin Community TV) replied to our proposal and is very interested in meeting us at the end of November. Turns out that their studio is only 100mtrs away from the digital hub FM. Fingers crossed, folks!!! "See you soon" - could become a reality soon!!

Update

For the 3 - 4 part series about the "state of mind" of Ireland with regards to animal welfare and rights, Thomas has scheduled interviews with activist Bernie Wright, Laura Broxton from Nara, Ed Long from A-Liberation and Roger Yates, lecturer of sociology at UCD Dublin.

This is gonna be great - watch this space!!!

Two Intro Video clips created

For our TV version of WILD TIME, which we're still working on, we've created two intro clips.

Check them out and tell us which one is your favourite:

The First One is a more conservative one using classical music and colour-changing bird feathers!

The second One uses the current siganture tune and watercoloured pictures of animals WILD TIME host Thomas Janak has worked with

Are we changing for the better ? - Interviewees wanted

In Ireland many animal rights groups celebrated victories recently in areas of fur farming bans and more. Yet, while Scotland, a country similar in size and population, puts down about 450 unwanted animals a year, we are putting down over
10 000!

Is the pressue of the EU and the international communities forcing the Irish public to rethink their relationship with animals or are the Irish actually changing for the better?

WILD TIME wants to explore that in a 3 - 4 part series and is looking for experts and activists and regular Joe's to find out where we're at here on the green island !

Pls get in touch via facebook, email: info@holisticanimalhealing.net or via phone 086 - 31 01 422

Thanks,

Thomas Janak