In episode 32, we continue exploring canine anthropology with Marco Adda, the founder and director of AEDC (Anthrozoology Education Dogs Canines), and INS (Integral Neurosoma). Marco is an actor, scholar in canine-human relationships, educator, trainer, speaker, coach, and the host of the “In the Mouth of the Wolf” podcast. In this podcast episode, the symbiocene and the importance of humans cooperating with other species for mutual benefit. We reflect on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on human - otherthanhuman-animal relationships, particularly focusing on Bali's dog population amidst tourism pressures. We explore the idea of embodying animality and discuss the value of pretending to be animals as a research and educational tool by integrating somatic practices to deepen our understanding of human - otherthanhuman-animal connections.

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PodCrew

Dr. Kris Hill
https://academiccatlady.com/

Dr. Michelle Szydlowski
ms835@exeter.ac.uk
www.internationalelephants.org
@intl_elephants

Sarah Oxley Heaney PhD Candidate,
University of Exeter
sh750@exeter.ac.uk ​
www.kissingsharks.com/Podlet Guest

Marco Adda
email: marcogerardoadda@gmail.com
Website: https://www.marcoadda.com/

References

• (toward) a canine anthropology:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/375837543_toward_a_canine_anthropology

• Recognising Anthrozooalgia on the Way to the Symbiocene:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/365353278_Recognising_Anthrozooalgia_on_the_Way_to_the_Symbiocene