Nuerergus kaiseri Podcast

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Episodes to date:
005: More Video (coming soon!)
004: Neurergus kaiseri, the Emporer Spotted Newt
003: Video podcast of dartfrogs, Epipedobates aff. hahneli and Dendrobates tinctorius Oyapok.
002: Epipedobates aff. hahneli: a new species of dartfrog?
001: Would you like to to keep dartfrogs? Top ten tips for dartfrog newbies.
 
Just listened to it. It's great! Are you planning to release any other caudate podcast in the near future?
 
Yes, I hope so, but that depends in part on what my guests want to talk about (hint, hint), so get those mp3's to me!
 
Hey! Woohoo!

I enjoy your podcast really much! It's a good thing and I like this song
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I hope the drink you took in the meantime did taste well ;-)
Thank you a lot for this podcast! I'm excited to hear another one :D

Best Greetings from Germany,

Kamil
 
Really enjoyed that Alan! I can see you're in Leicester but I'm sure I detect a hint of west-country in your accent?
 
Yes, Devon via California.
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I want your audio comments if you want to hear more about caudates on future podcasts - mp3s to me at the email address in the podcast please!
 
*puh* I made it out of that trick I guess... my written english isn't too good - not to talk about the spoken one
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Francesco and Mark - what are we going to hear next?
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