Announcement: Summer Break '23

You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all the other podcast platforms. New episodes post every other Tuesday.

Summer Break in July-August ‘23

About The Episode

During July and August, we’ll be taking a break for summer and will pause from posting new interviews.

You can keep up with us on our Instagram, where we’ll be sharing dog-centric artists throughout the Dog Days of Summer. Follow us there at instagram.com/dogsavethepeople for a mix of photographs, illustrations, and more.

We do have an exciting announcement to share: there will be a Season 2 of our spin-off Dog Walk Meditation podcast. We will be sharing select episode previews in the Dog Save The People podcast feed.

Season 2 will be guided by former guest Annette McGivney, who you may remember from her touching story with her dogs Sunny and Trudy and their special connection to nature.

Annette is a journalist, book author, and meditator. She will help to guide you and your dog to enjoy some time outside together, which she typically finds to be the best part of her day.

If you haven’t heard Season 1 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast, guided by John Bartlett, you can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts.

We love highlighting the amazing ways that life is better with dogs through stories authentically told by people who experience it firsthand. And as an independent publisher, we appreciate any and all support — whether that be sharing our social posts, buying a t-shirt at dogsavethepeople.com/shop, leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts, or submitting ideas for guests at dogsavethepeople.com/connect.

Enjoy the summer with your dogs and make sure to get outside and enjoy it, together!

About The Host - John Bartlett

John Bartlett is a graduate of Harvard University and the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). He is a CFDA award-winning fashion designer. John Bartlett created his own eponymous “John Bartlett” Men’s Fashion collection in the early ‘90s. He grew popular in the fashion industry, won several prestigious industry awards, showing in many New York Fashion Weeks, and having his own flagship boutique store in Manhattan. Later, he also created a specialty line of dog-themed apparel and accessories with profits supporting his “Tiny Tim Rescue Fund” (named after his former three-legged rescue dog and hairy soulmate of the same name). John has long championed the issues of animal rights and welfare. He has worked alongside the Humane Society of the United States, the North Shore Animal League, and other animal rights organizations, helping to raise awareness and spread the message of compassion for dogs and all animals.

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