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Dive into the captivating world of Victorian ethnology with Adventures of a Dog, and a Good Dog Too. First published in 1869, this remarkable work offers a unique perspective on Southeast Asia, penned by an author who was a co-discoverer of the theory of evolution alongside Darwin. Join us on this enlightening journey, beautifully narrated by Nicholas Longhurst.

Welcome to Good Dog Talk: The Podcast. Each episode I will be exploring our relationship with dogs by interviewing all sorts of canine experts, from veterinarians to sociologists. They have tons of knowledge ready to share with the ordinary dog lover and dog owner. I’m Fiona Matthias and have been a journalist and editor for the past 25 years or more. I am also a long-time lover of dogs, and I want to discover more about our canine companions: their bodies and biology, their instincts, their health and nutritional needs, their behaviour — both good and bad — and society’s changing ...

It's all about dogs! Dog stories, dogs in pop culture, why we love them and how amazing they are. Woof! Join Kate as she talks to dog mums and dads about the love, laughs and losses of pet parentship. But the fun doesn't stop there! Kate is also joined by regular hosts to review movies, books, and all other doggy pop culture.

What is this podcast about? I guess it's about pretty much anything that comes to mind. I wanted to go against the grain and try something a little different. You see, I love to podcast but I don't have much spare time to do research on specific topics, chase down guests to be on a show or interview anyone. What I do have time for, and what comes easily, is whatever pops up in my noggin'. I may rant, I may discuss a pet peeve, I may call out dumb celebrities and dumb politicians, I may talk about the horrible co-worker, or the awesome employee at a local establishment. We will talk ...

Host Kate Leaver is joined by her favourite living creature, Battersea rescue Shih tzu, Bert. He is compensated for his editorial work in cheese. She asks her guests endearingly specific questions about their dogs, like the most expensive thing they’ve ever destroyed, where they sleep at night and whether they’ve ever done anything noble, embarrassing or hilarious. Also: how they’ve changed lives, what effect they have on our mental health and whether they play family members off each other to get double dinners. A spectrum of silly and poignant topics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/...

In this engaging little book, the author draws from a series of three lectures presented at the Royal Institution on The Mechanism of the Human Voice, along with three additional lectures at Kings College London focusing on The Brain in Relation to Speech and Song. The aim is to simplify complex concepts while maintaining scientific accuracy. Technical anatomical and physiological terms are thoughtfully explained throughout the text, often accompanied by helpful diagrams and figures. It is the author’s hope that this exploration of the human voices mechanism—how it operates in both speech ...