Podcast appearances and mentions of tracie hotchner

Today's podcast guest is well equipped and super intelligent to talk about anything and everything. Today, however, she chooses to TALK about PETS. As she does this, she is helping PEOPLE. We discuss her impetus for writing a book that had never been published before, how animals influenced her childhood, and how writing and acting in Hollywood wasn't as glamorous as one might think. An incredibly entertaining person who emits honesty and integrity in everything she does. Tracie Hotchner is nationally acclaimed as a Pet Wellness Advocate, the author of THE DOG BIBLE: Everything Your Dog Wants You to Know and THE CAT BIBLE: Everything Your Cat Expects You to Know. She has been reaching pet parents with her “delightfully informative” shows on NPR, Sirius/XM and her pet talk podcasts for over 15 years,  interviewing pet experts and authors around the world.  Recognized as a unique voice for advice and information for pets and their people, she was honored as a Pet Age Woman of Influence. More about Tracie at Tracie Hotchner | Pet Wellness Advocate (traciehotchnerpets.com)

“When people use negative words, we need to help correct them. People might speak ill of cats because they don't understand them.” This episode is sponsored in part by Humane Network, Buzz to the Rescues, and Maddie's Fund. Stacy talks to Tracie Hotchner, author, podcaster, animal wellness advocate and founder of The Radio Pet Lady Network, a network of informative radio programs, co-hosted by Tracie with top veterinarians and other pet experts. Tracie is also the founder and director of the annual NY Cat Film Festival and NY Dog Film Festival, which feature short cat-centric and dog-centric films. Premiering in New York City every year, the festivals then travel across the country, partnering with local animal welfare groups in every location that receives a portion of every ticket. Tracie lives in Vermont with her two rescue dogs and enjoys playing tennis. The discussion partially focuses on the results of a recent British research study, which surveyed pet owners to rate their cats' level of psychopathy as defined by human psychological standards. Tracie explains how using certain words and labels can contribute to viewing cats in a negative way. Tracie agrees with Stacy that standard field terminology (such as TNR) and messaging in the animal welfare community needs to be consistent and simple to make it accessible and easily understood by a wider audience. She believes in “elevating the status of cats” since society's view of community cats as the cause of problems like the decimation of birds and wildlife and even cartoon depictions of cats as “clever and slightly villainous” has led to negative stereotypes of cats. Tracie ponders whether that is partly based on the ability of community cats to thrive and survive outdoors. Notes: To learn more about Tracie Hotchner, find links and information about her podcasts, and sign up for her newsletter, visit www.radiopetlady.com To learn more about the Cat Film Festival www.catfilmfestival.com Connect with Tracie on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/traciehotchner or Twitter @traciehotchner Film – “Kedi” (documentary about Istanbul's street cats and the community that cares for them) Research study on cat psychopathy published in Journal of Research in Personality, Volume 95, December 2021 (A domestic cat (Felis silvestris catus) model of triarchic psychopathy factors: Development and initial validation of the CAT-Tri+ questionnaire) Tracie's books are “The Cat Bible: Everything Your Cat Expects You to Know”                                        “The Dog Bible: Everything Your Dog Wants You to Know” If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Stacy's earlier interview with Tracy. | Episode 184.

We chat to Festival Director Tracie Hotchner about The Cat And Dog Film Festival.

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Author, Tracie Hotchner, Cat & Dog Film Fest Vol 1 (Film, Anthologies; 2020) to the Show!  Web: catfilmfestival.com www.dogfilmfestival.comFacebook: @DogandCatFilmFestivals Animal lovers rejoice as the Cat Film Festival and Dog Film Festival come to your lounge room this September! Presented by Tracie Hotchner & the Radio Pet Lady Network, this collection of short films -  which premiered  theatrically - is now available on Tubi and Amazon from Dark Star Pictures. Tracie Hotchner is the Founder and Director of the NY Dog Film Festival™ and NY Cat Film Festival™..She is a nationally acclaimed pet wellness advocate, who wrote THE DOG BIBLE: Everything Your Dog Wants You to Know and THE CAT BIBLE: Everything Your Cat Expects You to Know. in 2018 she was honored as a Pet Age Woman of Influence. For 13 years, Tracie has produced and hosted over 650 consecutive episodes of her own NPR show DOG TALK® (and Kitties, Too!) from Peconic Public Broadcasting in the Hamptons.  

The podcast is now delivered in two pieces, one for each hour. Here is the lineup for Sunday Feb 11's KSCO Pet Radio Hour 1: Stacie Grissom is the head of content at BarkBox, the company building a next-generation brand for dogs and dog people. Stacie leads the team behind the BarkBox’s interactive, humor-driven content strategy and is a co-author of the New York Times bestseller, Dogs and Their People. Jen Walker, when not working at the Santa Cruz shelter, is a dog trainer with a private practice. Contact her here. Tracie Hotchner is the founder of the NY Dog and Cat Film Festivals, coming to Monterey's Oslo Theater on Sunday, February 18 (cats) and Monday, February 19. Cats: Program #1 "Nobody Owns a Cat" 10:00 AM - Tickets Here and Program #2 "Little Works of Art" 12:00 PM - Tickets Here. Dogs: Program #1 "Outdoor Adventures with Dogs" 10:00 AM - Tickets Here and Program #2 "Who Rescued Whom?" 12:00 PM - Tickets Here Dogs are welcome to attend.   Next Week Lynea Lattanzio, founder Cat House on the Kings, cat sanctuary. Over 25 years ago, Lynea Lattanzio dedicated her home, her property, her finances and her entire life to create The Cat House on the Kings, a no-kill, nonprofit sanctuary, rescue, and adoption center for cats. Lynea has rescued tens of thousands of animals from shelters, abusive homes, and abandonment... and has helped get thousands more spayed and neutered. Carie Broecker, Peace of Mind Dog Rescue. Free Pet Trust seminar. Pet Trusts are set up by caring individuals who want to make sure their non-human family members are taken care of in the event of their own death or disability. Estate attorney, Margaret Clark, will answer your questions about setting up a pet trust for your special four-legged friends. Also, learn more about Peace of Mind Dog Rescue's Perpetual Care Program. Email to reserve your space. Space is limited. When: Saturday February 24, 10 AM to Noon. Where: POMDR Patricia J. Bauer Center, located at 615 Forest Avenue in Pacific Grove. Laurren Darr, Pet Fashion Expert. What's new for the Year of the Dog? Ask-a-Vet: Dr. Merrianne Burtch, co-founder, Pacific Veterinary Specialists and Emergency Service, and founder, BirchBark Foundation. Answering questions about emergency care and making vet care available to animals from low-income families.

The Dog Show #435 – June 28, 2017 The Dog Film Festival returns to the U.S. and we welcome back our friend Tracie Hotchner, its founder! After a wildly successful first year touring around the country in 2016, the Dog … Read More

Interview! Tracie Hotchner, Author, The Cat Bible and Radio Pet Lady “The point is to reach people and influence their hearts and minds in ways that are really meaningful.” Tracie is a premiere podcast presence, supporting the education and wellness of cats. She is the author of The Cat Bible: Everything Your Cat Expects You to Know as well as producer and host of NPR’s show “Dog Talk (and Kitties Too!)”. Tracie is currently organizing the New York Cat Film Festival, which offers short films and documentaries about cats and the people who love them. The festival will travel to select cities with a philanthropic mission to raise education and funding for local rescues and shelters. As Stacy refers to her, Tracie is ‘an outreach queen’ who greatly values the importance of story-telling to improve the landscape of animal welfare. To explore further, visit radiopetlady.com and catfilmfestival.com.

On this episode Bella spends time talking with Tracie Hotchner, author of The Dog Bible: Everything your dog wants you to know and The Cat Bible: Everything your cat expects you to know. Tracie is the host of 10 pet talk radio podcast shows on her own Radio Pet Lady network, including her NPR show “Dog […]

The Dog Show #382 – June 22, 2016 The Dog Film Festival comes to Seattle this weekend! Sunday, June 26th at SIFF. Today Julie talks with fellow dog radio host Tracie Hotchner, the mastermind behind the Dog Film Festival, host … Read More

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An HSUS undercover investigation showed Tennessee walking horses having caustic chemicals applied to their legs as well as being whipped, kicked, and shocked in the face. Learn more about the public awareness and criminal indictments that followed.

Tracie and Wayne celebrate this year's ban on bullfighting in Catalonia, a province in northeastern Spain, and highlight the ongoing campaigns to end this blood sport elsewhere.

Did you know that the choices you make when you sit down to eat can make the biggest difference to help animals? Hear how campaigns like Meatless Mondays and cage-free eggs can benefit millions of farm animals.

Wayne describes how the anti-wrinkle treatment Botox has used an infamous animal testing method to make batches of the product. But recently, Botox maker Allergan announced that it has developed a new, alternative test that doesn't use animals.

In the first episode of Humane Talk, hear Wayne Pacelle and Tracie Hotchner discuss the day-to-day work of animal protection. Wayne shares how he became an animal advocate and what motivates him as president of The Humane Society of the United States.