Annie England Noblin ("Christmas in Blue Dog Valley") on her novel about a Los Angeles veterinarian who buys a clinic in a rural area and the challenges she has to overcome

Dr. Sarah Cutler (Behavior Clinic for Dogs & Cats) cautions against using incorrect words like "aggressive dogs" that don't get to root of the problem, which is fear

Alison Watts (translator for Seishu Hase's novel "The Boy and the Dog") on challenges of interpreting another person's writing

Steven Mornelli (Waggle Foundation) on how his non-profit crowdfunding platform raises funds for medical care for animals at risk for euthanasia

Kim Best on how she invents and creates her films in a variety of styles, telling stories with documentaries

Sangkyung Lee (Humane Society International, South Korea) on how a government task force has failed to evaluate dog meat trade's part of economy, and how industrial level farming is behind the trade

Dog Talk (And Kitties Too!) (11-21-2022) #806C: Jen Danna, who writes as Sara Driscoll, talks about her newest book in the series, \"Still Waters,\" in which search and detection dogs from multiple government agencies participate in a water detection competition --- and several of them wind up dead.

Jeff Flocken (Humane Society International), discusses South Korean meat market, and 34 dogs brought to Washington, D.C. as ambassadors to shed light on dog meat trade

Jules Howard ("Wonderdog: How the Science of Dogs Changed the Science of Life") on "the L word," "heart dogs," and how canine scientists "feel" about love between dogs & humans

Melissa Jenkins (Operation Catnip) on how they worked for years in M.A.S.H. style clinics to perform up to 200 sterilizations of stray cats in a matter of hours