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Animals in Man's World
Animals in Man's World episodes
- Puppy mill businessThis week, you can hear more about puppy mills. Annalie is joined by Dr. Fiona Woodhouse, Deputy Director from the Welfare Department from the SPCA and Carmela Tin, a dog owner who has adopted two dogs which are both victims of the puppy mill business....8 min
- Ending animal testing in the cosmetic industryAnnalie is joined by Karl Bygrave, the global director of Lush, to talk about ending animal testing in the cosmetic industry.9 min
- Bear bile farmingJill Robinson, Founder and CEO of Animals Asia talked to Annalie Chow about what bear bile farming is and how they are working to stop the practice.9 min
- Understanding animal behavioursMona Yip, an animal communicator from the Institute of Scientific Animal Communication (ISAC) talks to us about an alternative approach for understanding animal behaviours.17 min
- Cat Behavioral ProblemsDr. Cynthia Smillie, veterinary surgeon and animal behavioural consultant for the SPCA will tell us about cats' behaviours and what to do to stop any unwanted behaviours.8 min
- Dolphin-watching Eco-tourMichelle Luk, Marine Conservation Officer from World Wide Fund for Nature and Tammy Cheung, Senior Manager from Eco Travel, a locally based tour company are here to tell us about a dolphin-watching eco-tour in Tai O Village.9 min
- 99 busIn Hong Kong, animals are not allowed on any types of public transport except taxis and some minibuses. Kamric To has initiated the 99bus project in 2012 so pet owners can take their pets to see the great outdoors.5 min
- Wild BoarRoni Wong, the Director of the Wild Boar Concern Group shares with us the challenges faced by wild boars living in Hong Kong.7 min
- Sources of foodWind Yeung, a fine arts graduate of Chinese University of Hong Kong talked to Annalie Chow about her project on sources of food. This project has now become a documentary type of art displayed in the 2016 Undergraduate Exhibition of fine arts students ...9 min
- Illegal ivory tradeCheryl Lo, Senior Wildlife Crime Officer from World Wide Fund for Nature (HK) talked to us about trade in illegal ivory in HK, how it is connected to global criminal syndicates and the irreversible damage it is doing to the African elephants.8 min
About Animals in Man's World
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Humans run the world. For centuries, animals have lived among us. Some became our rides, our companions, our hunters, our defenders, as friends bound to us by bonds as close as the ones by blood; others became our food, our merchandise, our source of pride, our slaves, nothing but mere objects to us. This dichotomy continues into the 21st century, in which human-animal conflicts show no sign of abating, rather the contrary. In this podcast series, we explore the relationship between humans and animals and what we must do for a better future together.
Presented and Produced by Annalie Chow.