The Plural of Sheep is Sheep

Animal fails, pig eulogies and helium-saturated German

Just when you thought we couldn't get any more unhinged... we do! In episode 19,  Russ and Nat discuss animal fails, pig eulogies, Ophelia the pignificent pig catalyst,

Talking muffins, a future vet, and burnout prevention

In episode 18, we talk to our special guest Sam Turcotte: student, Bee Meadow Farm volunteer, and aspiring vet! You'll hear about talking muffins, avoiding burnout as a v

Hibernation, Brumation, Viking Funerals and more!

Welcome to episode 17, in which we are supposed to discuss hibernation, torpor, brumation, viking funerals, Russ' kinship with a bean-bag chair, insulting lemur names, th

The Wondrous World of Animal Dances

In this episode, Russ and Nat discuss waggle and other animal dances, groupies with flowers and wine, action figures, working in pajamas, and more. They also muse about w

Our special Christmas episode!

Tune in to our special Christmas episode where ee discuss  nose ebola, Russ's stint as a Christmas cow-jockey, polydactyl calves (baby cows, not leg parts), a cat named D

Spooky Hallowe'en episode with a side of xylitol

In this episode, Russ and Nat discuss all things spooky with our special guest Grace O'Hara, who has volunteered and worked at Bee Meadow Farm for many years, and has a b

Off-brand pets and other strangeness

In perhaps our most unhinged episode yet, we find out about Natalie's grade-school trauma and why 13 is her lucky number, then we discuss off-brand pets! For example, wha

Bizarre Animal Hook-ups

In episode 12, Natalie and Russ discuss weird and wonderful animal hook-ups: bunny and goat, dog and pig, and even a foray into the tale of a boy in Kyrgyzstan raised by

Weird and Whacky Animal Hybrids

In episode 11, Russ and Natalie discuss some of the weird hybrids in the animal world! Hear about geeps and zonkeys and the elusive Beaver Bernard! Plus, the weirdest thi

Disastrous Dads: Father's Day Episode

"Dad, if you're listening, and I hope you're not..." In episode 10, swearing has returned, and we discuss why there's no room for dad-bods in the pipefish community, Pig

Profanity-free Mother's Day Episode

Digestion Digressions, Refrigerator’s Destiny, and Basement Pets, with a side of Negligible Senescence! Welcome to our Mother's Day episode, in which we refrain from pro

Chonky cats, illicit feline-textile relationships and flamingo shirts

On episode 8, we chat with our wonderful guest Kristine Seguin of The Big House Sanctuary and Rehab for chonky kitties. We discuss so much, including weight loss for beau

Cannibal chickens, dart frogs, and giant Dutch hands!

In episode 7, we welcome to the show guest Sophie Malo of Playbow Animal Rehab Clinic in Lancaster, Ontario, and returning guest  Beccy Fourney (nurse practitioner to gir

Two scintillating hours with the world's chattiest lawyer, Gordon Campbell

We had a lawyer as a guest, which is why this episode is longer than "Avengers: Endgame"! Russ and Nat take on barrister-and-solicitor (that's Canadian for "lawyer") Gor

How do you treat a giraffe-a-man-a-dactyl?

In episode 5 of the The Plural of Sheep is Sheep, we talk animal healthcare vs. human healthcare with our very special guest, nurse practitioner (and Bee Meadow Farm Dire

An Hour of Improvisation After Our Guest Called in Sick

After featured guest Beccy called in sick, Russ and Nat sat down with zero plan, and talked about everything under the sun (but we'll see you in the next episode, Beccy!)

Your Questions Answered!

In our third episode, after Natalie erases 14 minutes of the original recording and Russ is super kind about it all,  we reiterate our need for a sound engineer as we ans

The Top Five Veterinary Cases at Bee Meadow Farm

Join us for episode two of The Plural of Sheep is Sheep in which Russ and Natalie recall the top five veterinary cases here at Bee Meadow Farm. You'll hear about Ziploc b

Russ and Nat's debut podcast!

Welcome to the debut podcast of "The Plural of Sheep is Sheep," wherein Dr. Russ Campbell and Natalie Rowe introduce themselves (and Natalie shifts her microphone and sou