HeyJaredAll About Pigeons
The only podcast that covers all aspects of the pigeon fancy, whether racing, high flyer, showing, rollers, pigeons as pets etc... Many topics are covered such as health, nutrition, competition, breeding and much more.
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157. Trenton Racing Pigeons: The Oshaben Family Legacy with Chuck Oshaben — Part 1 (opens the original)
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What makes a pigeon family worth preserving for generations? Chuck Oshaben joins Phillip to share the story of his father, Ed Oshaben, whose lifelong dedication to Trentons began with a 35-cent pigeon purchased at a Cleveland market in 1933. Chuck takes us inside his father’s loft, sharing childhood memories, breeding practices, and the importance of proving birds at 500 and 600 miles. We explore the Trenton family’s origins, distinctive appearance, slow maturation, and reputation for endurance
156. War Pigeons: Military Homing Pigeons with Elizabeth G. Macalaster (opens the original)
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How did homing pigeons carry messages through war zones, across oceans, and out of dense jungles? Phillip talks with Elizabeth G. Macalaster, author of War Pigeons: Winged Couriers in the U.S. Military, 1878–1957 , about the birds and the people who trained them for military service. They discuss how the Army, Navy, and Air Force used pigeons, what made a good military bird, and how mobile lofts worked. Elizabeth also shares the stories of G.I. Joe, Cher Ami, and John Silver, and considers how t
155. Mother Pigeon and the Pigeon Religion (opens the original)
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Mother Pigeon returns to the All About Pigeons Podcast to discuss Pigeon Religion, the new feature-length documentary from director Troy Vetri. She shares how pigeons became part of her spiritual life, how her Catholic upbringing influenced the playful traditions of Pigeon Religion, and what it means to become a “dovetee.” We also discuss the five-year filmmaking process, caring for hundreds of New York City pigeons, opposition to feeding urban wildlife, and her mission to protect the animals so
154. Pigeon Nutrition Explained: Feeding for Racing, Breeding & Performance | Cody Holden (opens the original)
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What should you really be feeding your pigeons? In this episode of the All About Pigeons Podcast, Phillip Fry talks with Cody Holden, racing pigeon flyer and Nutrition and Sales Director for Purgrain, about the science behind proper pigeon nutrition. Cody explains how protein, carbohydrates, fats, grains, seeds, minerals, grit, supplements, and clean water affect a pigeon’s health and performance. We discuss feeding breeders versus racers, preparing pigeons for short and long-distance races, com
W.O.W (opens the original)
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This week on Word on the Wire, we’re covering some of the latest news and upcoming events from across the pigeon hobby. We spotlight several outstanding pigeons from the NPA Grand National including champion Giant Homers, American Show Racers, Figuritas and the German Beauty Homer named Best in Show. We also recognize notable Racing Homers, Show Type Racing Homers, Saddle Homers, Oriental Frills, Classic Frills and Chinese Owls, along with their owners and exhibitors. We also run through a packe
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