Bernard Goetz on Aftermath with William Shatner

Just got word that the new show "Aftermath with William Shatner" is premiering on August 2nd, 2010 on the A&E Bio channel ... and Bernie Goetz will be the first episode! Here's the schedule of dates and times when the show can be viewed on TV:

http://www.biography.com/search/schedule.do?keywords=Aftermath
Looks like the video may be available on the web, meanwhile there's a preview available: http://www.biography.com/video.do?name=aftermath

Bernie's Biography: http://www.biography.com/articles/Bernhard-Goetz-578520

Yes, it's our squirrel pal, Bernie Goetz! And he may be talking about  squirrels (we can hope), among other things.  So be sure to tune in!!!

Subway Gunman, veggie Bernie Goetz plays with his squirrel

The Tale of Rama Rota

Rama Rota is a Variegated Squirrel who lives in a Castle in Costa Rica with his wonderful Mom and Dad, who found him when he fell out of a tree. Rama Rota means "broken branch". Variegated means being of various colors. They only grow 'em like this in Costa Rica! You can follow the enchanting tale of Rama Rota (as well as the growth of his enchanting tail)

right here:
http://thesquirrelboard.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20907

They're Just Like Us

A baby rat likes sleeping with his Stuffie...

Dog Days of Summer

The dog days have arrived, and we're in the middle of a long, hot summer. The squirrels don't come out much when it gets to be 90 degrees. We've been having days in the high 90's all week, and there's no let-up in sight. I walk around passing out frozen grapes and cherries for the takers, but many squirrels are just too hot to come out (no doubt preferring to stay inside their air conditioned holes).  We did have one cooler day that dipped down into the 70's and all the squirrels were upon me with a vengeance. They were famished after days and days of no eating!!  Several of the big grays actually jumped on me when I was sitting on the bench by the fountain (the blacks and brownies are way too shy to ever do that). Passersby were watching and laughing, and I called out to them, "I feel like Alfred Hitchcock's The Squirrels!"