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Sep 12, 2026

Mike TenaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:09
He's as cool as him.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
4:10
So peace out to the Filthy Animals.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
4:12
You're all fired.
Tony SchiavoneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:14
He has fired the Filthy Animals?
Mike TenaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:16
What? He, this guy was voted off the island by the Animals.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
4:19
Ray, Cody, Hoovy-
Tony SchiavoneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:19
Here we go
Tony SchiavoneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:28
[laughs] What would that be caused from? I have no unearthly idea.
Loli JaneHOST
0:10
Hey everybody, this is Loli Jane, animal communicator and energy healer from animals-speak.com and mindbodyspiritworkshops.com. And you're listening to the Loli Jane Animal Communication Podcast, the show that promises to open your mind and heart to the amazing world of animal communication, energy healing, and what I like to call interspecies therapy.
Loli JaneHOST
0:37
Thanks for joining me.
Loli JaneHOST
0:38
In today's episode, we'll be doing an excerpt from chapter one of my book, Animals Speak, Are You Listening? It's a deeply personal real life story of my journey.
Loli JaneHOST
0:51
First, let me tell you a little bit about myself.
Loli JaneHOST
0:54
I'm a certified international professional animal communicator and pranic energy healer.
Loli JaneHOST
1:00
I offer remote and in-person animal communication, whether they are alive or in spirit.
Loli JaneHOST
1:06
I also offer pranic healing for trauma, injuries, pain, illness, disease, and behavioral and emotional issues for both humans and animals.
Loli JaneHOST
1:16
For the humans, I can also provide spiritual guidance by channeling your angels and guides and even do a past life regression.
CarlosHOST
4:28
So we've been down this particular taxonomical highway before.
CarlosHOST
4:33
It's in a kingdom you know, love, and are in, and that's the kingdom Animalia.
CarlosHOST
4:37
The phylum is, of course, Arthropoda.
CarlosHOST
4:39
It wears its bones on the outside like a heathen.
ResnickHOST
19:05
It's called hanging.
ResnickHOST
19:06
But again, even though these are all in a private domain, the presumption, there's a Chazakah, there's a presumption, even though you can't ask Tali, The animal, hey Mr.
ResnickHOST
19:13
Animal, tell me what's going on.
ResnickHOST
19:14
The presumption is that in all these situations where you can go from the drink to the food, that that's exactly what they did.
ResnickHOST
19:20
Okay? So we've talked about many situations where you do not burn Truma because you're not 100% sure if it became Tame.
Shane GorbettHOST
0:00
Hello and welcome to Animal Behavior Conversations, the podcast of the ABMA, where we discuss and break down topics surrounding the science of behavior change in the world of animal care.
Shane GorbettHOST
0:11
This episode is the start of a two-part series where we're going to be talking about schedules of reinforcement with special guest Sue Pasquine.
Shane GorbettHOST
0:22
Without further ado, let's talk some training and banter about behavior.
Shane GorbettHOST
0:34
Animal Behavior Conversations is presented by the ABMA or the Animal Behavior Management Alliance, which is a not-for-profit organization with a membership comprised of animal care professionals and other individuals interested in enhancing animal care through training and enrichment.
Shane GorbettHOST
0:49
The ABMA continually strives to advance intentional and enlightened behavior management through operant conditioning to improve the lives and welfare of all animals.
Shane GorbettHOST
0:57
If you'd like to learn more or become a member of the ABMA, visit us at our website at theabma.org.

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Sue PasquineGUEST
13:16
The animal does the behavior, then it receives some type of reinforcement.
Sue PasquineGUEST
13:20
So I am sure on previous podcasts or, you know, wherever you are in your learning journey, you've heard of probably the Skinner box, right? where the animal presses the lever, food is delivered every single time it presses the lever, that's continuous reinforcement.
Suzanne HarrisHOST
0:02
Hi there, welcome to the Animals Naturally podcast.
Suzanne HarrisHOST
0:05
I'm Suzanne and this is the podcast where we explore ways to help our animals to live healthier, happier lives through natural, holistic and practical approaches to animal care.
Suzanne HarrisHOST
0:16
Whether you share your life with a horse, dog, cat or another animal, each episode aims to give you useful ideas, information and inspiration to help you understand and support your animal's health and well-being.
Suzanne HarrisHOST
0:28
Over the series, we've explored everything from nutrition, herbs and essential oils to complementary therapies of varying types, seasonal health concerns, immune health and supporting animals through changes in their life.
Suzanne HarrisHOST
0:41
I've also been fortunate to talk to some fascinating people working in animal health and wellbeing.
Suzanne HarrisHOST
0:46
And today I'm thrilled to introduce you to Anne Gordon.
Suzanne HarrisHOST
0:50
Anne Gordon is a marine behaviour specialist.
Suzanne HarrisHOST
0:53
She's a best-selling author, an international retreat leader and founder of Whale and Dolphin Wisdom Retreats.
Bethany Ann PutnamGUEST
63:39
I haven't talked to Larry in a while, but at some point we talked after that and he said that that day is something their, their family will never forget that it was, it was such a special thing to be able to, shake hands and say thank you to these people who were um giving all their time and energy to to look for their friends and and to give them a way to sort of celebrate so that was like a really so that was a lovely a lovely kind of thing and uh they we spent the whole day with them it was it was incredible Something that didn't happen at St. Paul's but happened while I was there was the Feast of St. Francis is early in October every year.
Bethany Ann PutnamGUEST
64:33
And St. John the Divine every year does a blessing of the animals, which is amazing.
Bethany Ann PutnamGUEST
64:40
And anyone out there who's listening, if you ever have a chance in New York City to be in New York, On the Day of the Blessing of the Animals, you need to go to St. John the Divine.
Bethany Ann PutnamGUEST
64:48
It's incredible.
Bethany Ann PutnamGUEST
64:50
So they invited us to come.
Santosh KrinskyHOST
0:53
What this implies for the external development is that so long as the human being operates primarily on a physical and vital level, it reflects the core animal nature that acts on those levels.
Santosh KrinskyHOST
1:07
Thus, the analogy to the animal nature is correct insofar as the external nature goes until the human being is able to evolve beyond manifest, and express the higher emotional, mental, and psychic characteristics that differentiate the human being from the animal.
Santosh KrinskyHOST
1:30
Animals themselves also have a psychic presence, which we can experience when we interact with certain animals on a consistent basis.
Santosh KrinskyHOST
1:39
This is not a psychic being, but a psychic presence.
Santosh KrinskyHOST
1:43
The first spark, if you will, of what will eventually become the psychic being in a future incarnation.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:55
They change us.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:56
But what if they could also speak to us? Welcome to The Animal's Voice, hosted by Dita Young, internationally renowned animal communicator, telepath, licensed therapist, intuitive coach, and best-selling author.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:11
Each week, you'll hear extraordinary stories of connection, healing, love, loss, and transformation through the eyes of the animals who share our lives.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:20
Stories that challenge what we think we know.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:29
Because every animal has a voice.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:32
And every voice deserves to be heard.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:35
This is The Animal's Voice with Dita Young.
Ditte YoungHOST
2:41
Hello and welcome to The Animal's Voice.
Charlie StriedelmeyerGUEST
30:32
Yes, yes, absolutely.
Charlie StriedelmeyerGUEST
30:37
And I think sometimes the simplicity of animals is very welcome in that they allow Animals are able to express some of the truth of grace in ways that is, you might say, a little more simple and direct than the way human beings can do it.
Charlie StriedelmeyerGUEST
31:00
Yeah.
Charlie StriedelmeyerGUEST
31:02
That's one of the things I liked about Longfellow.

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