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Hello One Health Community! 

Have you ever wondered how cultural diversity shapes our relationship with animals, or how understanding culture can reduce biases and increase cultural competencies?!

I'm so excited to personally invite you to be one of the very first listeners of my brand-new podcast, Critters and Cultures!

The podcast dives into the intersection of culture, the human-animal bond, animal welfare and veterinary care, while challenging biases and amplifying diverse voices from around the globe. 

Each episode highlights unique stories that spark thought, empathy, and understanding. It's thought-provoking, eye-opening, and unlike anything you've heard before. Episode have featured topics and backgrounds from army veterinarians and leadership skills, Thai American culture,  to religious diversity in our industry!

I'd invite you to be a part of the community by listening and subscribing on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcast, so that you never miss an episode. 

How to Subscribe:

• Spotify:  Click here to FOLLOW (click 'follow' right under the podcast cover)
• YouTube: Click here to SUBSCRIBE (click your first episode-you pick- then hit 'subscribe')

Leave feedback and I can't wait to hear how you're using these stories -whether in your work, class discussions, in conversations, or just reflecting during your downtime. Plus, you may see some familiar faces from your own circles joining me on the show!

See you there! 

Azalia :)

~ Dr. Azalia Boyd

Dr. Boyd, thank you so much for sharing your amazing new show with us! I have recently watched your latest episode on interspecies justice and can really see how great of a resource this is for those seeking unique perspectives on the human-animal bond. I think your initial icebreaker question is a really cool way of introducing the interviewee to the audience as well as setting the stage for their personal connection with animals. Your questions are very thoughtful, and I especially admire your emphasis on empathy and meeting people where they are at. It's so inspiring to see how people all over the globe are doing this work... I will definitely be tuning in for more installments! I can see your project going very far 👏👏👏

Hello One Health Community! 

Have you ever wondered how cultural diversity shapes our relationship with animals, or how understanding culture can reduce biases and increase cultural competencies?!

I'm so excited to personally invite you to be one of the very first listeners of my brand-new podcast, Critters and Cultures!

The podcast dives into the intersection of culture, the human-animal bond, animal welfare and veterinary care, while challenging biases and amplifying diverse voices from around the globe. 

Each episode highlights unique stories that spark thought, empathy, and understanding. It's thought-provoking, eye-opening, and unlike anything you've heard before. Episode have featured topics and backgrounds from army veterinarians and leadership skills, Thai American culture,  to religious diversity in our industry!

I'd invite you to be a part of the community by listening and subscribing on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcast, so that you never miss an episode. 

How to Subscribe:

• Spotify:  Click here to FOLLOW (click 'follow' right under the podcast cover)
• YouTube: Click here to SUBSCRIBE (click your first episode-you pick- then hit 'subscribe')

Leave feedback and I can't wait to hear how you're using these stories -whether in your work, class discussions, in conversations, or just reflecting during your downtime. Plus, you may see some familiar faces from your own circles joining me on the show!

See you there! 

Azalia :)

~ Dr. Azalia Boyd

Dr. Boyd, thank you so much for sharing your amazing new show with us! I have recently watched your latest episode on interspecies justice and can really see how great of a resource this is for those seeking unique perspectives on the human-animal bond. I think your initial icebreaker question is a really cool way of introducing the interviewee to the audience as well as setting the stage for their personal connection with animals. Your questions are very thoughtful, and I especially admire your emphasis on empathy and meeting people where they are at. It's so inspiring to see how people all over the globe are doing this work... I will definitely be tuning in for more installments! I can see your project going very far 👏👏👏

Hello One Health Community! 

Have you ever wondered how cultural diversity shapes our relationship with animals, or how understanding culture can reduce biases and increase cultural competencies?!

I'm so excited to personally invite you to be one of the very first listeners of my brand-new podcast, Critters and Cultures!

The podcast dives into the intersection of culture, the human-animal bond, animal welfare and veterinary care, while challenging biases and amplifying diverse voices from around the globe. 

Each episode highlights unique stories that spark thought, empathy, and understanding. It's thought-provoking, eye-opening, and unlike anything you've heard before. Episode have featured topics and backgrounds from army veterinarians and leadership skills, Thai American culture,  to religious diversity in our industry!

I'd invite you to be a part of the community by listening and subscribing on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcast, so that you never miss an episode. 

How to Subscribe:

• Spotify:  Click here to FOLLOW (click 'follow' right under the podcast cover)
• YouTube: Click here to SUBSCRIBE (click your first episode-you pick- then hit 'subscribe')

Leave feedback and I can't wait to hear how you're using these stories -whether in your work, class discussions, in conversations, or just reflecting during your downtime. Plus, you may see some familiar faces from your own circles joining me on the show!

See you there! 

Azalia :)

~ Dr. Azalia Boyd