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The Wolfkeeper Show with Callie Smith Grant and Trap King | March 11

S1 E1 • Jan 1, 2020 • 122 mins

Toriano Sanzone, Lonnie, and Sterling Davis discuss the importance of gender roles in dog training, highlighting female trainers and authors. They address the lack of black female dog trainers, healthcare disparities for black women, and encourage women to use social media to amplify their voices.

Key Points

Women often face challenges in animal training and rescue industries, including lack of recognition and equipment designed primarily for men.
Representation and visibility are crucial for encouraging more women to pursue careers in fields traditionally dominated by men, such as dog training and animal rescue.
Social media and modern technology offer powerful platforms for women to share their expertise, experiences, and stories, helping to break down barriers and inspire future generations.

Speakers

Toriano Sanzone

Host • 77%

Lonnie

Guest • 14%

Sterling Davis

Guest • 9%

Chapters

0:00	Introduction and motivation
0:53	Expressing gratitude and starting conversation
1:33	Greeting and introducing Sterling Davis
6:09	Toriano's vision for the podcast and gender roles in dog training
10:25	Highlighting female dog trainers and authors
18:54	Cultural impact on perceptions of women
22:01	Encouraging women to use social media for their voices
23:52	Lack of black female dog trainers
33:22	Healthcare disparities for black women
45:42	Concluding thoughts and encouragement for women to be bold

Transcript

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