0:22 Dogs often referred to as man's best friend known for their unwavering loyalty, companionship, and diverse roles in human society.

0:29 These highly adaptable and sociable animals have been cherished for thousands of years.

0:39 Some breeds, bred for hunting, showcase intelligence, speed, and agility, making them efficient hunting partners.

1:05 Our host, Paige, introduces today's guest, Jacqueline Howard, an advocate for dog rescue, notably greyhounds and meat trade survivor dogs.

2:01 Jacqueline explains The Flying Dog Foundation's mission to raise awareness and funds for dogs in dire need.

2:29 Specific focus on sight hounds, including greyhounds and Galgos, Spanish greyhounds used in hunting.

3:19 Jacqueline shares how the foundation started, driven by a passion to save dogs.

3:30 Jacqueline reveals the staggering number of dogs slaughtered for meat in China each year and the delicacy status of greyhounds.

4:15 The plight of hunting dogs in Spain and their rescue efforts.

5:19 The foundation's role in supporting shelters that rehabilitate dogs and prepare them for adoption.

6:13 Convincing hunters in Spain to surrender their dogs for rescue.

6:42 Dealing with traumatized rescue dogs and the rehabilitation process.

12:31 Jacqueline talks about the careful vetting process for partner organizations and the importance of transparency and accountability.

16:10 A heartwarming story about rescuing a senior dog named Senna from India.

19:28 Jacqueline shares the incredible journey to transport Senna from India to Florida, involving women from around the world.

21:42 The role of women in animal rescue and the sensitivity involved in the field.

23:03 Jacqueline's humorous fiction books, "Son of a Dog" and "Cruise to Nowhere," and their connection to her greyhounds.

24:06 The challenges and passion behind dog rescue and the importance of making a difference.

24:47 The talk underscores the incredible stories of love, hope, and second chances that define The Flying Dog Foundation's mission.

0:24: Introduction - Tej welcomes the audience and introduces Maanya Pandey as an extraordinary young leader.

1:30: The Global Issue of Period Poverty - Tej discusses the global issue of period poverty and asks Maanya about the incident that inspired her to start her own nonprofit.

2:05: Maanya's Mother's Experience - Maanya shares her mother's experience which deeply impacted her.

2:31: Instagram Post Sparks Interest - Maanya talks about how she became interested in period poverty during her sophomore year of high school after seeing an Instagram post about women in prisons facing difficulties due to lack of menstrual products.

3:02: Realization of Period Poverty - Maanya emphasizes that period poverty isn't limited to prisons; it's also prevalent in communities and even in developed countries like the United States.

3:57: The Birth of Love for Red - Love for Red, because she couldn't find organizations in Iowa that addressed period poverty comprehensively.

4:15: Love for Red's Approach - Maanya describes Love for Red's multifaceted approach to fighting period poverty, including service, education, and advocacy.

5:29: Destigmatizing Period Poverty - Maanya discusses the importance of destigmatizing period poverty through education and awareness.

6:01: Advocacy Efforts - Maanya shares Love for Red's advocacy efforts, including their "Day on the Hill" event at the Iowa State Capitol, where they push for free menstrual product access in schools.

7:27: The "Walk of Shame" - Maanya highlights the challenges students face when they don't have access to menstrual products at school.

8:00: Donating Period Packs to Schools - Maanya talks about Love for Red's initiative to donate period packs to schools, ensuring that they are easily accessible to students.

9:32: Support System - Tej asks about the support Maanya receives from her parents, family, and friends in her nonprofit endeavors.

10:17: Key Roles within the Organization - Maanya explains the roles of student ambassadors within Love for Red, emphasizing the importance of gender inclusivity.

13:37: Funding Challenges - They discuss the funding challenges Love for Red faces and the difficulty of aligning their cause with corporate interests.

14:57: The Catch-22 of Expansion and Funding

15:53: support and funding for Love for Red.

16:03: Sponsorship Message

17:19: Back with Maanya

18:08: Collaborating with Manufacturers

20:35: the challenges of time management as a college student and how delegation and support are key to managing her responsibilities.

21:40: Impactful Moments

22:59: Stories of Shared Experiences

24:01: Impact on Schools and Teachers - Maanya shares heartwarming stories about teachers who have gone the extra mile to help students in need.

26:06: Breaking the Stigma - Maanya discusses the importance of breaking the stigma around periods and period poverty.

26:38: Advice for Young Activists - Tej asks Maanya for advice she would give to young activists who want to make a difference in their communities.

27:18: Taking the First Step - Maanya emphasizes the importance of taking the first step in advocacy and change.

28:33: Finding Your Passion - Maanya encourages individuals to find their passion and build upon it to create positive change.

29:21: Closing Remarks - Tej expresses her admiration for Maanya's wisdom and the impact she's making at a young age.

30:04: Conclusion - The podcast concludes with gratitude for Maanya's inspirational journey and commitment to change.