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Get Out Alive: An Animal Attack Podcast
- By: Ashley Bray
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Nov 20 20241 hr and 7 mins
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Nov 6 202443 mins
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Oct 30 202436 mins
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- Sarah
- 09-11-24
If I could just mute Nick
I like listening to Ashley's collection of attack stories from the news, and really enjoy when she has specialists on the show with solid information and facts. There are a lot of interesting animal interactions that are explored and explained.
*That said,* Nick repeatedly saying "nice" in response to a charging animal being shot or a dumb person being attacked is off-putting. The b**ls it takes to argue with his friend and co-host, Ashley, (who has worked as a wildlife control officer among many other skilled animal management positions) over "why can't we ride dolphins if we ride horses?" -esque questions is astounding.
I understand having a layman to ask questions that people who work with animals may not realize isn't common knowledge. Instead, there are episodes I stopped midway through because I couldn't listen to anymore gleeful ignorance being asserted with the same certainty as *actual facts, research and hands-on experience* from Ashley.
Ashley, you got this. Nick, be supportive and not defensive. One of you is right when you two disagree and ***spoiler*** it's Ashley.
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