Howling Talent

Join our exciting Catch Up with artist Eleanor Tomlinson whose career, since we last spoke with her in Season 1, Episode 7, has gone from strength to strength. She shares a touching story about her Grandmother, the charities and farmers she’s helping to support and what her beloved pup, Bramble, has been up to. So grab a coffee, explore her online tutorials and find out what is coming next!

We really enjoyed our fascinating chat with Jim Archer, owner of Elk Ravine Farm in New York (their animals are not sold for meat). Get to know all about the conservation work he and his family do on his land, the vital role his animals play and enjoy the antics of Frosty and Cashew! It was a learning experience for us and we know it will inspire you so you don’t want miss this episode.

Join us for our 2nd catch up session with Glen and Laurie Wolfe, parents to the late singing and piano playing sensation Buddy Mercury and mum and dad to their new pup Pawly. We talk about their transition from Buddy’s death to discovering Pawly’s own unique talents. Our chat is totally PAWsome so you don’t want to miss it! The previous podcasts were Season 1, Episode 5 and Season 2, Episode 7.

Our first podcast of 2025 see us talking to multi-talented Sarah Fenwick. Jazz-singer, journalist, artist, a mentor for Howling Talent and an author. We focus on her fascinating writing projects that include a rabbit, the magical world of animals in mythology and what it is like to be an author with ADHD.

Join us for our final episode in 2024 with Lieschen O'Neill; project manager in higher education, a classically trained pianist and mum to the very good girl and siren aficionado Belle! Let’s find out just how goofy she is!

We are catching up with author and proud ‘crazy dog lady’, Laura Greaves, as she tells us all about winning the prestigious Churchill Fellowship and joins us from co-host Yvonne Dagger’s sitting room in New York as she completes her five week trip from Australia researching her fellowship project which involves…you guessed it… dogs! You can hear Laura’s first interview with us on Season 1, Episode 6.

Ever wonder what legally rescuing a sloth is like? Wonder no more as we talk to Jenni Koenig, mum of Enzo, who just happens to also love painting! How does he get creative and what is his one weakness when it comes to treats; this and so much more in this episode of Howling Talent!

Alex Hutchinson is a Professional Service Dog Trainer for Canine Companions who has just participated in the new Netflix Documentary, “Inside the Mind of a Dog” (trust me you don’t want to miss this so make sure you watch it). She talks to us about her fascinating career and what it is like to film a Netflix show.

Katie Brown is a Yogi (proficient in yoga), a dog mom, and author of her most recent book, ‘Peaceful Paws’. She says that she’s ‘On a mission to help humans and dogs…relax!’ so please join us as she puts us, and our fur-babies, through our paces!

We welcome back Ultra-Runner Glenn Davies (Season 2 Episode 11) and introduce Julia Kaminski of The Senior Staffy Club as they share all the fascinating details of the upcoming run on August 24th that Glenn will be tackling to raise funds for the organisation and explain the joy of Staffordshire Bull Terriers. Check out additional details on HowlingTalent.com.