Los pulpos han despertado nuestra fascinación y fantasía desde siempre. Son animales extraordinarios y extremadamente inteligentes, cada uno con su personalidad única. Hoy hablamos de ellos, y de muchas cosas más, con el Abogado de la Generalitat de Catalunya Carlos Serrano, fundador y presidente de la asociación Fòrum d’Advocacia de …continue
Elan is a cultural anthropologist focusing on human-animal interactions, environmental justice, and food politics. He is assistant professor of the practice in environmental studies and coordinator of the animal studies minor at Wesleyan University. He is the author of the Gregory Bateson Prize winning book: “Saving Animals: Multispecies Ecologies of …continue
Creature Conserve comes to visit Conversations with Animals with a conversation on rewilding New York City. Listen in as Juliana joins with artists and activists Heather McMordie, Rachel Frank, and Chloe Bulpin to discuss local efforts at supporting bee and bird populations, oysters as protectors, and the new exhibit they …continue
A touching and funny podcast that explores how extraordinary people have been changed by an extraordinary animal. In this weekly show, Katya talks to fascinating guests about what their lives were like before and after they experienced a soul-level relationship with an animal. SUBSCRIBE: Spotify | RSS | iTunes FOLLOW: …continue
Are we truly giving our furry companions the life they deserve? As pet owners, we often assume that we’re providing a safe and comfortable environment for our dogs. However, in this thought-provoking podcast episode, certified dog behavior consultant and author Kim Brophey sheds light on the natural context of animals, …continue
Lottie, Meg and Nick discuss the social aspects of veganism, including highlighting the benefits of being a visible vegan from an advocacy point of view versus the social difficulties this can sometimes bring up. Links: The festive table is set. Is now a good time to mention I’m vegan? By Zoya Patel: …continue
Last autumn, the Alaska Department of Fish & Game canceled the crabbing season for the Alaskan snow crab for the first time in history after the crustaceans’ population dropped an astonishing 87 percent. This is only one of the stories recently covered in depth by ecologist and journalist Spencer Roberts, …continue
