Our guests for this episode are Al and Arrow who founded and run their dog training business WeiserWays together. We’ll talk about how they bring anti-oppression and intersectionality into their dog training work, their experiences of queerphobia and racism, as well as what they would like to see change in the dog training industry.

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Our guest this episode is Airen, an artist who also works in science communication. He will be talking to us about his journey as a force-free dog and cat guardian, transphobia in our world, as well as his experience as a transperson.

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Special thanks to Airen for translating the transcript, and of course, for designing our Podcast cover art!

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On this episode, Rachel discusses microaggressions and the harm they can cause by chipping away at people and making them feel othered. Learn about what microaggressions are, and what to do if you’ve been told that you’ve said something microaggressive.

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Our guest for this episode is Hanna Fushihara, a dog trainer and cat nosework trainer with her businesses Hot Fuzz Dog Training and Nosework Cats. We’ll be learning about training cats, Hanna’s experience as a Japanese-American trainer, and building our own community in the industry.

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This episode’s podcast guest is dog trainer Dr. Mayuri Kerr from DoggEd. We’ll be learning about street dogs in India, building confident puppies, and Dr. Kerr’s experience as an Indian person in the dog training industry and also in her other careers.

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Our first guest on the podcast is Angelina McCaster who has been a part of the rescue community for a few years and runs her dog training business Teach A Dog To Fish. We’ll be learning about their work and also their experience as a Black person in the dog training and rescue world.

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Welcome to the first episode of Out Of The Woofworks, a podcast where we'll talk about dogs, training and human social justice issues! Why are we here talking about dog training AND social justice? Can't we just live in our comfy dog loving bubble? Find out more in this episode!

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