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Rick Yount and service dog Cooper from Warrior Canine Connection join us in studio; plus Jenni and Lisa share pet-sitter horror stories, the week's favorite Animal Tales, and details on some of the best animal-related events in March.
Ingrid Newkirk, founder and President of PETA, checks in to talk about her new book, Animalkind. We also hear about PETA's 40th anniversary. and Ingrid tells us why she doesn't like the word 'pet'. Plus, the week's best Animal Tales, Jenni's adventure taking care of seven dogs, and fun events for animal people to check out.
Jenni and Lisa share fun Valentines-themed Animal Tales and events; plus suggestions for 'Dinner & A Movie'; a rescue spotlight on Fairfax County Animal Shelter; and Erica Meier from Animal Outlook checks in with some news.
The big game between Kansas City and San Francisco is this weekend, and Jenni and Lisa are getting you and your pets ready for it with football-themed Animal Tales. Plus, easy ways to add plant-based options to your football party including wings, nachos and ice cream! Also, an update on everyone's favorite panda, Bei Bei; and special friends drop by from Crumbs & Whiskers Cat & Kitten Cafe.
Get ready for the holidays with animal lovers Jenni & Lisa! They talk with a couple who has crafted a healthy beer for dogs; plus Jenni reviews animal movies, Lisa gives Jenni an unusual gift, and Patti Stinson drops by from A Forever Home for a rescue spotlight.
Roche gives a review of the Disney Plus streaming service to Sabrina, who has yet to take the plunge. They discuss the "evolution" of racial attitudes from early Disney to the interesting choices in the newer ones. Then, Sabrina has a cremation dilemma.
It's the most...wonderful tiiiime...of the year! Christmas music has come to your radio courtesy of Sabrina Conte and her station. Sabrina loves Christmas music but too much of a good thing is real. She and Roche listen to holiday classics they love...and hate. Then, Roche gives an update on who is the current Coolest Guy On Earth.
Professional Pet Trackers Carmen Brothers and Jill Barsky share fascinating stories of how they find lost pets. Plus, Jenni & Lisa share their favorite Animal Tales, fill you in on Thanksgiving events, and check in with Terry Cummings from Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary to get the scoop on this year's 'Thanksgiving WITH the Turkeys.'
Jenni's alpaca mentor, Lynne Cherish from Baggy Britches Farm in Frederick, is our special guest. We discuss everything you'd ever wanted to know about alpacas! Plus, the week's top Animal Tales, and some November events to look forward to.
Veterinarian Jessica Romine checks in with tips on how to keep your pets safe this Halloween, plus Jenni and Lisa share the week's best 'Animal Tales,' and some fun Halloween events you can attend with your fur baby.
You know what goes on between the sheets at night! That's right! Sleep. And mouth guards. And arthritic necks. And trips to the bathroom. Yup. All the sexy stuff.
Roche has a problem with some of the lyrics in Wyclef's, "Gone To November" but that pales in comparison to Sabrina's curbside trash pickup problem.
Christine Hajek from Gentle Giants Draft Horse Rescue drops by to talk about her organization and the upcoming Boots & Brews Festival in Frederick, to benefit the rescue. Plus, hear more Animal Tales, including a quiz to determine if you're a pet fanatic!
Melissa Martin, whose three dogs died within hours of playing near a neighborhood pond, warns us of the dangers of toxic algae, which has been found in various bodies of water in the DMV and is not always visible to the naked eye. Plus, Joe Wateski, author of the children's book, 'Frankie: The Biggest Dog That Ever Was' checks in, and we share the week's best Animal Tales.
Erica Meier from Compassion Over Killing gives us the scoop on the upcoming DC VegFest and updates us on the important work her organization is doing; plus we share more Animal Tales.
Dr. Neal Barnard from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine drops by to talk about what his organization is doing to help animals; plus Brian Bullerdick checks in to tell us how he had his cat cloned; and this week's best Animal Tales and pet-related events.
Smithsonian naturalist Bruce M. Beehler talks about his new book, 'Natural Encounters,' and gives us tips on planning the perfect animal-lovers vacation; plus we spotlight area events, and this week's best Animal Tales.
Dr. Allison teaches us how to keep our pets healthy and happy through the summer heat, 4th of July, and in a natural disaster. Plus, we learn the amazing story of Rocky the cat, share this week's best Animal Tales, and pay tribute to a friend in the animal welfare community.
Valerie Pringle from the Humane Society of the United States joins us to talk about what's been happening to horses in the horse racing industry. Jenni also tells us all about raising alpacas, and we have fun with this week's Animal Tales.
Roche has some back issues due to CrossFit which reminds Sabrina Conte that she just went to the doctor for...other stuff...and got news that all men will enjoy. But first, let's talk about the Blood Of Christ.
Dani Rizzo from the Humane Rescue Alliance drops in to talk about upcoming events and initiatives; Jenni and Lisa share stories about their pets, and some of their favorite 'Animal Tales.'
Terry Cummings from Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary drops in to talk about the 16th annual Run for the Animals; plus we talk veggie options at restaurants, and sample vegan pork rolls as part of VegWeek 2019.
How long can you pluck gray hairs on your head (or face) (or nose)? That's the question that foremost on Roche's mind in this edition of the Sphere. His friend Sabrina offers her opinion but only after they both daydream about hosting a morning show together.
Dr. Mark Olcott, veterinarian and co-founder of Vitus Vet, talks with Jenni and Lisa about an exciting new technology that can help us take better care of our pets and improve the relationship with our vets.
Rachel Rosen, Marketing and Events Manager for the Montgomery County Humane Society, tells us about fun upcoming events, including Paws in the Park! Plus, we hear about some amazing, adoptable fur babies.
Anne Barton from 'Save the Rock Creek Park Deer' updates us on what's been happening to the deer in Rock Creek Park since the National Park Service has allowed killing of the deer in recent years.
Happy New Years! Roche kicks off 2019 with his goals for the year. After Sabrina corrects him on how to say "Happy New Year" and he gives her the lowdown on New Year wishes etiquette.
Jodi Sirotnak from City Dogs Rescue & City Kitties is our special guest.
Special guest Shannon Buck joins us from K-9 Lifesavers.
Jenni and Lisa speak with Patti Stinson from Northern Virginia-based animal rescue group 'A Forever Home.'
It's Movember! And Roche is growing out his mustache to raise awareness for men's cancer issues. He's also railing against the #NoShaveNovember movement. Meanwhile, Sabrina has a very strict facial hair policy that she will not bend on.
Roche and WASH-FM's Sabrina Conte have vastly different opinions on what they would do if they won the Mega Millions lottery. Then, Roche has a BIG issue with the HGTV show, My Dream Lottery Home.
Jenni and Lisa talk with Laura Vorreyer, author of The Pet Sitter's Tale. Laura is pet sitter to the stars, and dishes the scoop on her celebrity clients! Plus, great advice on how to keep your fur babies safe and happy over the holidays.
Jenni and Lisa talk about the upcoming open house at Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary in Poolesville, Maryland. Terry Cummings, co-founder of the sanctuary, checks in to reveal all the exciting events planned for the day, and talks about Poplar Spring's mission.
It's snowing in the Sphere! When you work in radio and it snows, you have a sleepover! Roche and his fellow afternoon time personalities Ty Bailey of WMZQ and Sabrina Conte of WASH-FM pass the time during a snowstorm gossiping about their co-workers and discussing what DJs do during snowstorms when they aren't on the air.
Sabrina Conte is in the sphere talking about her dislike of Oktoberfest beers (much to the horror of Roche) and listening to Roche's review of the Atlanta beer scene. SPOILER: It's a bit bleak.