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Sep 19, 2026

Emme HayesHOST
0:00
Welcome to Land and Line.
Emme HayesHOST
0:02
I'm Em Hayes, and today I'm joined by Billy and Susan Mayle from the National Geographic film, Billy and Molly, an Otter Love Story.
Emme HayesHOST
0:11
The story of an unexpected bond between Billy and a wild river otter named Molly that takes place in Shetland, Scotland's northernmost islands.
Emme HayesHOST
0:21
What I loved about the movie was her curious nature, her vulnerability, and the connection between her and Billy.
Billy MailGUEST
5:22
And that's really where the whole thing started.
Billy MailGUEST
5:24
It wasn't until Charlie's third visit.
Billy MailGUEST
5:27
that we came to realise that he was actually, at the time, National Geographic's top photographer.
Billy MailGUEST
5:35
So he knew a lot about wildlife, a lot about filming and photography.
Jody WalkerHOST
68:58
Two obsessed in a row.
Jody WalkerHOST
68:59
Um, however, I cannot recommend enough the National Geographic, uh, Disney docuseries Lion, which recently came out and which I have watched.
Jody WalkerHOST
69:14
It is so wonderful.
Jody WalkerHOST
69:16
So what they did is over the course of several years they followed this one lion cub, Keo, through, like, the first three-ish years of his life from infancy to being a full-grown lion with a territory.
Paul HebertGUEST
12:19
It was a beautiful run.
Paul HebertGUEST
12:20
Hopefully this gets back up and going, which I feel it's going to because they don't have any ties to Disney or Nat Geo anymore.
Paul HebertGUEST
12:32
I mean, even the producers at National Geographic called us and said, "We're gonna miss you." And, you know, the biggest thing they're gonna miss is when we get picked up again, they're not gonna work with us.
Dave HansenHOST
12:46
Right.

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Paul HebertGUEST
33:41
They're the ones who, you know, found it.
Paul HebertGUEST
33:44
The founders of Wicked Tuna is Pilgrim Studios.
Paul HebertGUEST
33:48
But Pilgrim and Lionsgate, which is a big movie production company, they merged, and now they went, because the reruns were still running on Disney, Disney Plus, and Nat Geo and Hulu, they paid, they bought them back.
Paul HebertGUEST
34:09
They bought all the reruns back from them.
JoeyHOST
25:56
Actually, you have to watch.
JoeyHOST
25:56
There's a documentary on National Geography about the people that were actually in jail.
JoeyHOST
26:01
They speak to them.
JoeyHOST
26:02
And none of what they show you in movies is actually true.
RogerHOST
1:39
with new episodes dropping every Friday.
RogerHOST
1:41
On Saturday the 3rd of October, the brand new National Geographic series Africa's Earth's Wild Home will be arriving along with some new episodes of the seventh season of Chibi Tiny Tales.
RogerHOST
1:51
On Sunday the 4th of October, there will be new episodes of We're Here to Help with episodes every Sunday and Tuesday.
RogerHOST
1:56
Monday, the 5th of October, we'll see a brand new original series, Between Steps, plus Pods Meet World, with new episodes each Monday, plus the return of America's Funniest Home Videos on Hulu, seasons 38, plus the return of the 18th season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia for Hulu subscribers.
RogerHOST
1:39
with new episodes dropping every Friday.
RogerHOST
1:41
On Saturday the 3rd of October, the brand new National Geographic series Africa's Earth's Wild Home will be arriving along with some new episodes of the seventh season of Chibi Tiny Tales.
RogerHOST
1:51
On Sunday the 4th of October, there will be new episodes of We're Here to Help with episodes every Sunday and Tuesday.
RogerHOST
1:56
Monday, the 5th of October, we'll see a brand new original series, Between Steps, plus Pods Meet World, with new episodes each Monday, plus the return of America's Funniest Home Videos on Hulu, seasons 38, plus the return of the 18th season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia for Hulu subscribers.
Amy BrownHOST
9:35
We-
Bobby BonesHOST
9:35
Speaking of reporters, so the last couple days we've talked about Mariana Van Zeller, who I would say is a friend of mine now, but she had this show called Trafficked on Nat Geo and she did this documentary that comes out in October that is super scammy where she gets on all these websites as a woman who wants to be romantic and then tries to get scammed, and then is scammed by a f- basically a four-star general.
Bobby BonesHOST
10:01
And you wa- you watched it.
Amy BrownHOST
10:02
Mm-hmm.
Nick TuraniHOST
3:08
[laughs]
Big CatHOST
3:09
We should do, like, a National Geographic series where we just have a time-lapse camera and put food out.
Kate MannionHOST
3:17
[laughs]
Big CatHOST
3:17
And just see how long it...
Neil LairdGUEST
12:47
Really? unless you're making a documentary.
Neil LairdGUEST
12:50
And one of the great things about working for Nat Geo and BBC and PBS is I was able to go into tombs that were just discovered or see things when they're clearing them out.
Neil LairdGUEST
12:59
And that's an incredible gift, because those things are very, very rare.
Andy BarnardHOST
13:04
I remember a friend of mine's mother was, I don't know, she was watching some show and we were all sitting around and she said, do you believe they're skateboarding on the pyramids? They're wrecking the pyramids.

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Neil LairdGUEST
18:26
I just can't get enough of that part of the world.
Tom BarnardHOST
18:27
Well, I can understand that.
Tom BarnardHOST
18:29
Well, T. Lars says, come on, to have worked for Nat Geo, you're a lucky man.
Andy BarnardHOST
18:35
And another one is very surprised that a guest with his background has an actual sense of humor.
Josh SorokaPANELIST
54:28
Shark Week is now two weeks long.
Josh SorokaPANELIST
54:32
It's because it's Discovery and Nat Geo Channel competing or something with Shark Week.
Robb SpewakHOST
54:37
Now, what about the fact that they are good at smelling blood? Are they? Yeah, because if you're going shark fishing, you do a chum line.
Robb SpewakHOST
54:45
Is that a real thing? It is.

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