In this seventh episode of the inaugural season, I reach out to individuals who have legislated against pit bull dogs while serving political office, including the two former Ohio state lawmakers responsible for authoring the pit bull law that passed in 1987.
Introducing the “I Am Human. This Is My Dog.” podcast – the show devoted to putting the individual back into the dog, as well as their human, while also examining difficult, and oftentimes controversial, animal welfare related topics that have been largely ignored, but are critical for real progress.
For more information about this and future episodes, visit: https://riverfirefilms.com/i-am-human-this-is-my-dog/
CREDITS:
Produced by: River Fire Films, LLC
Hosted by: Jeff Theman
Introduction Voiceover by: Nat Lauzon
Introduction Music: “Crimson Fly” by Huma-Huma
MUSIC CREDITS:
"Primordial Waters" by The David Roy Collection
"The Beginning" by Nobou
"A New Dawn" by Nobou
"Watching" by The David Roy Collection
"Time Goes By" by Swan Productions
"Quiet Stillness" by Patrick Rundblad
"Whispers In The Attic" by Cosmo Lawson
"Lux" by Tenacious Orchestra
"Slow Momentum" by Mark Fabian
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