This season, we’re exploring questions surrounding our relationship with dogs. How do we live with them, and more intriguingly, how do they live with us? These conversations, from earlier episodes, newly edited, will challenge and inspire as we explore the intricate threads of emotion and individuality that bind us to our canine companions.

Imagine a world where societal norms revolve around cooperation, connection, and shared leadership. This is the reality for bonobos, who live in matriarchal societies governed by pleasure-driven interactions and collective collaboration.

Dr. Marino detailed the psychological toll such confined environments take on these animals. The stereotypies—repetitive, abnormal behaviors—found in captive animals are a testament to their chronic stress.

Dr. Amy spearheads the effort to combat the overpopulation of strays through TNVR, which she views as both a practical and humane solution.

Claudia and Carol explore various aspects of animal creativity.

a fascinating roundtable discussion about Banksy’s recent animal-themed murals in London, known as the "London Zoo" series.

This episode delves into the complex relationship between humans and animals through indigenous literature and proverbs.

Scottish poet Gordon Meade, focusing on his impactful work on animal advocacy through poetry.