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Animals
Producer of Netflix Series “Dogs” & “Cat People” on “Talking Animals”
Glen Zipper—executive producer of the Netflix documentary series “Dogs,” whose second season begins airing July 7; Zipper also oversees a new feline-minded Netflix series, “Cat People,” which premieres July 7—was the guest on the June...
What Animals May Tell Us About Aliens. A Return Visit With Katherine May.
Was Arik Kershenbaum’s intent in writing, The Zoologist’s Guide To The Galaxy to make the reader reconsider – everything? To look at our world from a new perspective? “Yes!” the zoologist, College Lecturer, and Fellow...
The Marquis & A Cat With A Fetish, on Life Elsewhere
What is the connection between Sidney Poitier and Iggy Pop? Whose first gig fronting A Very Big Band immediately became the most watched TV music event of all time? Who stole Jimmy Page’s girlfriend, then married...
Some Hurricane Harvey related charities which seem pretty cool
We want to help. We want our hard earned dollars to have an impact. Or maybe we don’t have money, but there is some other way we can help those affected by Hurricane Harvey, and...
‘So Keith Richards Says to Me…’ Kevin Fitzgerald on his life with the wild things
When you visit your veterinarian, the expectation is that the doctor will listen intently as you describe the symptoms of your sick pet. But if your veterinarian happens to be Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald, you might...
Forget dog whisperer, here’s the cat rapper – Moshow on Talking Animals
If you’re contemplating raising your kids without any pets in the home, you should know that one could turn out to be a man who raps about cats. I say this not in the spirit...
An Extraordinary Advocacy Of Animal Rights, Sue Coe (on Life Elsewhere)
In the Vegan Manifesto, Sue Coe, human champion of rights for those whose voice most humans do not hear, has crafted a masterpiece: at once visually stunning and spiritually invigorating.” – Dr. Michael Greger, author...
The Curious Hidden World Of Felines on Life Elsewhere
“Billy, my cross-eyed Siamese cat had an unusual habit. Before he would settle in to enjoy a nice meal of whatever ridiculously expensive gourmet cat food I provided, he would clamber up to the top...
