BBC Wildlife Magazine Podcast

Join environment editor James Fair, features editor Ben Hoare and deputy editor Paul Bloomfield as they discuss the multi-million pound wildlife trade, while James interviews Britain's most senior official charged with regulating the industry. Plus Ben and Paul try to guess which species is making the strange noises...(Thanks to Dobroide and Reinsamba of Freesound.org for their samples of animal vocalisations)

Big Cat Diary presenter Jonathan Scott talks to us about his love for Kenya's lions, plus the BBC Wildlife team reveal how to plan your own unforgettable lion encounter and listen to some of the animal kingdom's most amazing sounds.(Thanks to Professor Roger Bland of San Francisco State University for the sample of the Toadfish. Also, thanks to A. Bennett Hennessey for the sample of the Screaming Piha, licensed under Creative Commons)

Conservation legend George Schaller joins environment editor James Fair to discuss 50 years of groundbreaking fieldwork on tigers, snow leopards, lions and gorillas, while features editor Ben Hoare and deputy editor Paul Bloomfield chat about strictly dancing animals and why the dog family rules the world.(Thanks to Gorgoroth6669 of freesound.org for the sample of the wolf howl. Also, thanks to Acclivity of freesound.org for the sample of the vixen scream)

This month, BBC Wildlife environment editor James Fair, features editor Ben Hoare and Matt Walker of the BBC's Earth News discuss the 10 greatest wildlife discoveries of all time - and what's still waiting to be discovered.

Researcher Rebecca Thomas joins the podcast team to talk about the impact that domestic cats have on our native wildlife, and we also preview the fabulous November issue, with the Wildlife Photographer of the Year portfolio.

Lost Land Land of the Tiger presenter Dr George McGavin joins features editor Ben Hoare and staff writer James Fair to talk about his passion for bugs and insects and the finer points of cricket cuisine.

Former Goodie Bill Oddie joins BBC Wildlife's James Fair and Ben Hoare to explain why he's helping a new campaign to save the world's gibbons from extinction. Plus Ben and James discuss wildlife fiction.

BBC Wildlife's James Fair and Ben Hoare are joined by fox expert Professor Steve Harris, Bristol University, to discuss the recent fox attacks.