See below.  And hear one of the best interviews ever, when Michael had Dr. Higginbotham on the show.  It is one of the most requested interviews the show has done.  Hear it here:

“Wildlife for Lunch” webinar addressing feral hogs in Texas airing February 16, 2012

February 2, 2012

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Courtney Brittain, cbrittain@texas-wildlife.org, 1-800-839-9453

Texas Wildlife Association has teamed with Texas AgriLife Extension to host a series of webinars covering a wide array of wildlife and land management topics.  These FREE online webinars are held during the lunch hour (noon – 1 p.m., CST) so that anyone interested may tune in during the work day.  The webinar series provides sound, science-based wildlife management information delivered by experts to you in the comfort of your own home or office.

The next webinar, “Wild Pigs in Texas: Control Options for Landowners”, will be held on Thursday, February 16th, 2012. The webinar will be presented by Dr. Billy Higginbotham,

Texas AgriLife Extension Fisheries and Wildlife Specialist. This webinar will concentrate on the control methods available to Texas landowners to efficiently reduce damage caused by wild pigs. Special emphasis will be placed on best management practices of trapping—considered to be the removal method that is the first line of defense for most Texas landowners.   Current research efforts will also be discussed.

How to sign on:

Simply point your browser to https://texas-wildlife.webex.com on the day of the webinar and click to join the Wildlife for Lunch webinar.  Each web based seminar is fully interactive and allows you to engage the experts, make comments, and ask questions during the course of the presentation.

If you cannot make the live webinar:

Each webinar is archived and available for viewing following the initial air date at the Texas Wildlife Association website: www.texas-wildlife.org

For more information:

Contact Texas Wildlife Association’s Courtney Brittain at cbrittain@texas-wildlife.org or 1-800-839-9453

Sent from a listener.  Michael Berry, the Houston Honey Badger:

The interview with Randall, narrator of the Honey Badger:

(Warning: Bad Language)

Cops Chase Car, Find 20 Nude People
Associated Press -- 20/Aug/93

Police in Vinton, La, were surprised when a driver wearing only a towel got out of a car they stopped, then got back in and sped off. They were dumbfounded when the car hit a tree and disgorged 20 people wearing nothing at all.

"The Lord told them to get rid of all their belongings and go to Louisiana. So they got rid of all their clothes and pocketbooks and wallets and identification and the license plate off their car and came to our gorgeous state," Vinton Police Chief Dennis Drouillard said.

All 20 were from Floydada, Texas, in the Texas Panhandle, about 550 miles from the southwest Louisiana town of Vinton. Drouillard said he believed they all were related.

Driver Sammy Rodriguez and his brother, Danny, both said they were Pentecostal preachers, Drouillard said.

Floydada Police Chief James Hale said he had been looking for the Rodriguez family since Tuesday night, when relatives reported them missing. "They made statements like the devil was after them and Floydada was going to be destroyed if they stayed here," Hale said.

The family left in 5 or 6 cars, abandoning 1 in Lubbock and a second in San Angelo. Police found a thrid in Galveston, along with the family's clothes, pocketbooks, wallets and other belongings.

The chase in Vinton began after a campground owner called police. A Calcasieu Parish deputy stopped their car, and a man wearing only a towel got out.

"When the officer went to ask what was going on, he jumped back in and took off," Drouillard said. They sped down Vinton's main street until the car hit a tree at the baseball park at the end of town.

Fifteen adults, as old as age 63, and 5 children, piled out of the 1990 Pontiac Grand Am.

"And they were completely nude. All 20 of them. Didn't have a stitch of clothes on. I mean, no socks, no underwear, no nothin'. Five of them [the children] were in the trunk," Drouillard said.

The car was totaled, but the injuries all were minor, Drouillard said.

Rodriguez was booked with reckless driving, flight from an officer, property damage and several minor traffic violations.

Someone even wrote a song about it!

Twenty Naked Pentecostals in a Pontiac 
Author: Chris Stuart, 1994 
Album: Lonesome Town 
Artist: Cornerstone 
1995 Folk Era Productions

I was thumbin' my way down to Baton Rouge, Standin' on the side of the road, When a car pulled over and a voice cried out, "We'll take you where you want to go." I jumped inside, but to my surprise, They were naked as a poor man's toes. It was a tight situation when the whole congregation Said the devil was in my clothes.

CHORUS:

Twenty naked Pentecostals in a Pontiac, Brothers and sisters shoutin' in the back, Elders in the front, choir in the trunk, Twenty naked Pentecostals in a Pontiac.

The sermon that morning was on Adam and Eve And the ways of the dreadful snake, Everybody was clappin' when the preacher pointed at me, My body began to shake. I threw off my shirt, and my shoes and my socks, My jeans and my BVDs. We were all in the nude, shoutin' "halleloo!" And singing "Somebody Touched Me."

We had the cruise control set to fifty-five, When a Smokey got on our tail, He pulled up beside, his eyes got wide, And the siren began to wail. We ran off the road toward the tree of life, Lord, the future was looking bleak, We hung on and prayed, everybody was saved, 'Cause we all knew how to turn the other cheek.

http://www.skeptictank.org/nakedps