Join us as we discuss these topics and more. And, as always, stay tuned for Zoya's Pet Health Segment where the topic will be how to treat hot spots, or moist dermatitis in dogs.
Running Time: 01:33:26
Download: MP3
Join us as we discuss these topics and more. And, as always, stay tuned for Zoya's Pet Health Segment where the topic will be how to treat hot spots, or moist dermatitis in dogs.
Running Time: 01:33:26
Download: MP3
Reader Comments
I think It is very possible to re-arrange your schedule to fit in 1,5h extra in a week I think the main issue is how we value information and knowledge.
Transcripts would certainly be useful.
Though, typing up an hour and a half of weekly radio programming featuring multiple speakers is an oppressively large job, especially for unpaid editors who are already providing free content for the benefit of your health and welfare.
If you or somebody you know would be willing to donate their time, I'm sure it would be appreciated.
Though, typing up an hour and a half of weekly radio programming featuring multiple speakers is an oppressively large job, especially for unpaid editors who are already providing free content for the benefit of your health and welfare.
If you or somebody you know would be willing to donate their time, I'm sure it would be appreciated.
Transcripts
So incredibly greatful for the unpaid editors who provide free content for the benefit of our health and welfare! Invaluable and priceless. I am a 24-7-365 advocate of truth and transparency in the provision of public information, especially health information and do agree that 1.5 hours/week shouldn't be impossible. Listening to 20 minutes at a time, listening while exercising, listening on lunch breaks, etc...it can and should be done. Towards that end, therefore, I have thought of an idea-I would love to volunteer to transcribe the weekly radio program!. Working with the SOTT team to mash out the details of course, I believe that the transcripts should be available 1-2 weeks after the program airs, and should be in PDF format and available for a nominal fee/donation to SOTT.
So incredibly greatful for the unpaid editors who provide free content for the benefit of our health and welfare! Invaluable and priceless. I am a 24-7-365 advocate of truth and transparency in the provision of public information, especially health information and do agree that 1.5 hours/week shouldn't be impossible. Listening to 20 minutes at a time, listening while exercising, listening on lunch breaks, etc...it can and should be done. Towards that end, therefore, I have thought of an idea-I would love to volunteer to transcribe the weekly radio program!. Working with the SOTT team to mash out the details of course, I believe that the transcripts should be available 1-2 weeks after the program airs, and should be in PDF format and available for a nominal fee/donation to SOTT.
It would be so helpful if you could print the transcripts of these shows. While the topics sound very interesting, I do not have the time to listen to a 1 1/2 hour radio show - and I doubt I'm the only person who has that issue. Great idea, but not user friendly.