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In this episode Donna visits with Nevada Barr, New York Times Bestselling Author of the Anna Pigeon mystery series. The Rope, Nevada's 17th book featuring the crime-solving park ranger, Anna, has just been released. The New York Times has called the Pigeon series, "Thrilling!" USA Today has deemed Nevada's books, "Extraordinary!" And the Boston Globe raves: 'Nevada Barr is one of the best!' Each book in the series is set in one of the National Parks. The first of the 17, The Track of the Cat, was released in 1993 and was honored with both the Agatha and Anthony awards for best first mystery. Nevada's latest is a prequel set in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area that surrounds Lake Powell and lower Cataract Canyon in Utah and Arizona. In this book, we’re provided with the previously untold story of Anna’s first foray into the wild and the case that helped shape her into the ranger she became. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - The Ranger, The Park and Other Things on Pet Life Radio

What the heck is a species-appropriate diet? Pet Chef Micki fills you in on the wonders of your dog's stomach and why it needs to stay that way! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - The Super Hero In Your Dog's Stomach with Micki Voisard

Ken Jones, my guest today, is a well-known and highly respected water feature and water garden designer, who has been in the aquatic landscape business for over 30 years. Ken has been involved in many aspects of the aquarium hobby throughout his career and his projects have won Designer Showcase awards from the national trade magazine, Watergarden News. Ken also writes for many of the hobby and trade publications and produces and hosts his own television show. Most recently Ken began hosting the Prince of Ponds podcast and founded the Ornamental Water Feature Academy. Join us, as we discuss the ins and outs of water gardens with Ken Jones! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Water Garden Wizardry with Ken Jones, the Prince of Ponds with Dr. Roy Yanong

This week Michelle Fern welcomes Ari Meltzer from Dog-E-Glow. Dog-E-Glow lighted dog collars and leashes are the ultimate accessory for canine safety and style. Long-lasting LED lights illuminate the entire length of their collars and leashes for maximum visibility at night. They’re also really cool! With one click you choose whether you want the lights to flash or emit a steady glow that's clearly visible up to 1,000 feet. There’s a design for every dog's personality. In the second segment Michelle chats with Shannon Stamper from PSC Pets, makers of Skin & Coat Soft Chews. These savory, chewy morsels are specially designed to help prevent shedding and support skin tone. And because these fur-tastic chews are formulated with dogs of all breeds and sizes in mind, even puppies and non-shedding breeds - every pup can enjoy a healthier looking coat. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Dog-E-Glow and Soft Chews with Michelle Fern

Jon patch chats with Dan Morrison, Executive Director of SEAACA (Southeast Area Animal Control Authority). SEAACA is the regional animal care provider for Lakewood, California and eleven other cities. SEAACA also collects stray animals, provides low-cost spaying and neutering services, and operates an animal shelter from its headquarters in Downey. Another major job is their investigation of reports of animal cruelty, abuse and illegal animal fighting. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - SEAACA with Jon Patch