Hosted by Azalia Boyd · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 18 episodes
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Welcome to 'Critters and Cultures,' a podcast exploring the rich intersection of cultural diversity, animal welfare, veterinary medicine, and the human-animal bond. Hosted by Dr. Azalia Boyd, this show celebrates how culture shapes, influences, enhances, and sometimes challenge the ways we care for animals and relate to each other. On this journey, the show highlights global traditions, diverse perspectives, and advocates for empathy and respect in all interactions.
Azalia Boyd hosts Critters and Cultures, a education show with 18 episodes published.
This is Part 2 of our holiday special! Join Dr. Azalia Boyd, veterinarian and host of the Critters and Cultures podcast, as she heads to SuperZoo, the largest pet retail conference in the nation, to connect with amazing
The holiday season is here, and on this episode of "Critters and Cultures," host, Dr. Azalia Boyd, a veterinarian, is at Super Zoo, the largest pet retail conference in the nation, to highlight some of the best emerging
In this episode, we're in New York City's Queens neighborhood to speak with the amazing team from LIC Feral Feeders: Victoria Koulouris, Jannatul (Jan) Ahmed, and Raiana Khan. Tune in as we dive into the vital work this
Dr. Azalia Boyd welcomes Rousseau Durocher, a Haitian-American Intake Supervisor at Broward County Animal Care, to discuss his journey and efforts in cultural repair and community outreach. Russo shares how he works to b
About Dr. Patrick Kalenzi Dr. Patrick Kenzi is a veterinarian, public speaker, and author whose life is a testament to resilience. Born in Uganda to Tutsi refugee parents who had fled the 1958 Rwandan genocide, his early
In this episode of "Critters and Cultures," the Dr. Azalia Boyd speaks with Dr. Hodges and Dr. Ferguson, the "Critter Fixers," two Black veterinarians from the South who bring with them the legacy of Tuskegee University.
In this episode of "Critters and Cultures," Dr. Azalia Boyd interviews Dr. Mia Cary, a consultant, speaker, and facilitator specializing in leadership, belonging, communication, and teamwork. Dr. Cary, also the CEO of Ca
Discover how cultural heritage, innovative products, and dedicated advocacy are shaping the future of pet care and animal welfare! Dr. Azalia Boyd explores the latest innovations in pet care and the rich cultural diversi
In this episode of "Critters and Cultures," host Dr. Azalia Boyd speaks with Jaslyn Zarate, a first-generation Caribbean American clinical social worker. They explore the fascinating intersection of animal welfare and cu
In this episode of the "Critters and Cultures" podcast, Dr. Azallia Boyd welcomes Dr. Wesley Chung, a shelter medicine veterinarian, to discuss accent bias and discrimination. Dr. Chung, who recently completed his reside
Dr. Azalia Boyd welcomes Dr. Navaratnam Partheeban, a distinguished farm animal veterinarian, global scholar, and passionate advocate for racial equity in agriculture and veterinary medicine. Dr. Partheeban shares his un
In this episode of "Critters and Cultures," host Dr. Azalia Boyd speaks with Sabrina Marie, an Eastern European Canadian animal welfare leader. They explore the intersection of animal welfare and cultural diversity, emph
Get ready for the wildest conversations of your life! Critters and Cultures is back with Season 2, and this season, we're going even bigger. Expect live segments, fresh takes on the human-animal bond, and conversations t
In this episode of Critters and Cultures, host Dr. Azalia Boyd speaks with Hannah Lentz, a leader in animal welfare and the founder of Spark. They discuss the intersection of animal care and cultural diversity, emphasizi
In this episode of Critters and Cultures, Dr. Azalia Boyd engages with Dr. Yusif Ibrahim, a wildlife veterinarian and conservation leader in Saudi Arabia. They discuss the intersection of animal welfare and cultural dive
In this episode of Critters and Cultures, host Dr. Azalia Boyd welcomes Natalia Hanson, a passionate advocate for animal welfare and the Executive Director of Colombianimals. They discuss Natalia's journey from Colombia
In this episode of Critters and Cultures, Dr. Azalia Boyd engages with Dr. Emma Jackson and James Rogers to explore the intersection of animal welfare and cultural diversity, particularly within Indigenous communities. T
In this episode of Critters in Cultures, host Dr. Azalia Boyd engages with Victor Manuel, founder of Tarzan Movement, to explore the intersection of animal welfare, cultural diversity, and human movement. They discuss th
What if your pet could tell you exactly what they need — would you listen In this week’s episode of Critters & Cultures, I sit down with Aleesha Agarwal Goyal, an extraordinary animal communicator from India, as she shar
In this episode of Critters and Cultures, Dr. Azalia Boyd speaks with Dr. Galina Burshton, a Canadian veterinarian with a rich cultural background and a unique perspective on animal welfare. They discuss Galina's journey
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Critters and Cultures is hosted by Azalia Boyd. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 18 episodes.
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