Update about the show on Friday, March 13th 2009

Jenny Douglas had to pull out regarding the planned phone interview for this Friday and we will be interviewing her at a later stage.

Thomas Janak will be talking to Gerald Keen, a German animal activist, whose house has been set on fire and some of his dogs died in the flames. He also tries to raise funds for BETTY, an animal that needs medical attention.

WILD TIME will also report on ARAN's seal hunt protest and the footage will include an interview with ARAN founder John Carmody and Philippe Carr, Pressofficer for the EU Commission representatives of Ireland.


On March 10th ARAN staged a peaceful protest against Canada's seal hunt and ...


... the killing of these beautiful animals cruelty and in large numbers.


Quite a lot of people came out to support ARAN.

ARAN's John Carmody will be Thomas Janak's studio guest on WILD TIME on May 8th.

Pics from the show on April 18th with reptile breeder Thomas McElherron

On April 18th 2008 WILD TIME host Thomas Janak welcomed reptile breeder Thomas McElherron as yet another interesting guest. The "two Thomases" talked about their passion for animals and Thomas McElherron gave an informative and educational account on reptile breeding, caring for exotics, missing legislation and the pros and cons of keeping reptiles as pets.



Studio guest Thomas McElherron on Wild Time

The show offered interesting information about how to care for reptiles

Thomas Janak and studio guest Thomas McElherron

Waiting Area

The Studio from outside

Next week Thomas Janak will be talking to ecological gardener Brenda Palmer and to DSPCA education officer Orla Aungier. And there is always more on WILD TIME

Pics from the show on March 7th 2008

Thomas and his guest after the show

Studio Guest Laura Broxson from NARA (National Animal Rights Association

Thomas playing Erasure to his listeners and his guest, young Laura Broxon, who didn't even know them

It has been brought to our attention that the sound quality is often quite poor. We are currently doing our best by looking into this.

Laura was an engaging guest and knew her field very well. Special thanks also to John Carmody from the Animal Rights Action Network (www.aran.ie) who found the time to talkto us on the phone.