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Nov 2, 2026

Davis BrockHOST
15:31
This is getting off topic, but...
Davis BrockHOST
15:35
In this world, there's Mr. Beaver, Mrs. Beaver, and she says, you better not have been hanging out with Badger again.
Davis BrockHOST
15:40
Yeah, Badger is his name.
Davis BrockHOST
15:42
Is there only two beavers and one badger in this
Kyle ChaseHOST
15:44
world? No.
Madeleine Leolani WalkerGUEST
9:43
And horrible motor attack.
Madeleine Leolani WalkerGUEST
9:46
His best friend, the other horse, was called Badger.
Madeleine Leolani WalkerGUEST
9:48
And of course, it was carnage, horrendous.
Madeleine Leolani WalkerGUEST
9:52
And that's what he was referring to, to kind of call me in to ask him to understand why these horses have come back now to show us just how pointless and how history just repeats itself.
Abbey ClancyHOST
31:22
He's losing his mind.
Peter CrouchHOST
31:23
Badger's badger.
Peter CrouchHOST
31:24
So we've never said the word beaver on this podcast.
Abbey ClancyHOST
31:28
Beaver, aubergine, splash.
Adam DukesHOST
23:19
He's recently returned from almost a month exploring Brittany in his motorhome with his wife and dog, and has also just enjoyed a trip to the magnificent Isle of Mull with Apex, led by our very own Mike Phelps.
Adam DukesHOST
23:31
I'm sure we'll be hearing a little bit more about those experiences along the way, but his lifelong dedication to badgers is what stands front and center.
Adam DukesHOST
23:40
Badgers are undoubtedly one of Britain's most recognizable mammals, yet they are also at the center of one of the most divisive and emotionally charged wildlife debates in the country.
Adam DukesHOST
23:51
So today we're going to be getting to know Phil, exploring the important work of the Badger Trust, looking at the challenges facing badgers here in the UK, and digging yes pun intended into the science politics and controversy surrounding one of our most iconic mammals plenty to get stuck into phil a very very warm welcome to the world x podcast
Phil LovedayGUEST
24:14
Well, thank you very much.

5 MINS LATER

Andy GreenHOST
29:43
But whatever you do, don't let one cross the road in front of you.
Andy GreenHOST
29:47
Welcome to the weird world of badgers.
Andy GreenHOST
29:49
Badgers have lived alongside us in Britain for thousands of years.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
63:41
Hereupon the mother badger took long strides across the room, and as she had to pass in front of the strange visitor, she said, "'Ahan, allow me to pass,' which was an apology.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
63:58
"'How, how?' replied the bear, drawing himself closer to the wall and crossing his shins together.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
64:09
Mother Badger chose the most tender red meat, and soon, over a bed of coals, she broiled the venison.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
64:19
That day the bear had all he could eat.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
64:22
At nightfall he rose, and smacking his lips together, that is, the noisy way of saying, the food was very good.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
64:58
He never lifted the door flap, but thrusting it aside, entered slowly in.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
65:05
Always in the same place, by the entranceway, he sat down with crossed shins.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
65:14
His daily visits were so regular that Mother Badger placed a fur rug in his place.
Charlie BerensHOST
29:00
yeah well badgers i don't know they're
MylesHOST
29:03
like you know remember the song what does the fox say what does the badger say i
NolanAUDIENCE
29:09
think it's Yeah, I think it's I think the Badger is kind of quiet because it's more reserved.
NolanAUDIENCE
29:14
I don't know if you ever see the Fox and the
Charlie BerensHOST
29:16
Hound.
Jim FortinHOST
21:27
Okay, so when I got out of the hospital a year ago, one of the first things I did after the stroke, having heart failure prior, and I'm like, you know what? I better get very serious because there are some things happening and I don't know what's going on, but you know what? Some things are happening and I better pay attention.
Jim FortinHOST
21:44
And I sat down with my deck of cards, went through the ritual, and badger was my card for healing.
Jim FortinHOST
21:51
You know, what is my animal healing totem guidance? Badger.
Jim FortinHOST
21:57
Well, guess what badger means and what it's for? Radical healing.
Jim FortinHOST
22:03
Do a figure.
Erik RhodinHOST
12:08
Yeah, but I do know, Jan, though, that you have to tell this story.
Erik RhodinHOST
12:12
Like, how did you guys end up making Badgers burgers on your meetups?
Jan GustavssonGUEST
12:18
Yeah, we got the question.
Jan GustavssonGUEST
12:20
What are you doing with all the Badgers?
Adam VuHOST
12:22
Yeah, that's where I was going.
Jan GustavssonGUEST
12:25
We ate them, I said.
Erik RhodinHOST
13:33
Yeah, I would say we test.
Erik RhodinHOST
13:35
Now, obviously, not many people do eat badgers, but there's a few.
Steven Dryden-HallHOST
4:14
Why did they know you then?
Richard ReynoldsGUEST
4:16
My nickname is Badger.
Richard ReynoldsGUEST
4:18
Badger? What does that mean? You make holes? My mum wouldn't let my cousins call me dick.
Richard ReynoldsGUEST
4:28
Oh, Richard.
Richard ReynoldsGUEST
4:29
Yes.
Peter CrouchHOST
17:38
Well, I shouldn't probably say this because I know a lot of the Badgers and the Foxes listen to this, but I invested in...
Peter CrouchHOST
17:44
Well, basically after the mission of one of the badgers, I said, what do you think of this? And I was recently in an antique shop with Abby and they had a stuffed badger the size, like you cannot believe the size of this thing.
Peter CrouchHOST
17:58
And I thought it'd be good to kind of incorporate that as a trophy.
Chris StarkHOST
18:37
can't wait to see this.
Steve SidwellHOST
18:41
I can't wait.
Steve SidwellHOST
18:42
So is this going to be like the Badger's mascot that's going to go on future trips? I just thought it
Peter CrouchHOST
18:47
was too good to turn down.
Chris StarkHOST
18:50
Dare I ask, how much did you spend on this stuffed Badger?

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