Episode #342
The Truth About Dogs But Not Cats
Friday, June 13, 2003
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(Valerie Schaff)
This week Dean Olsher reveals his blatantly pro-dog politics. The show is not anti-cat, however. He just thinks that when it comes to pets, the dog should get the lion’s share of airtime.
Take Your Dog To Work Day
According to the Brits on the set of “Judge John Deed,” a popular BBC t.v. series, the next big thing is Take Your Dog to Work Day – not only on September 17th (when it’s celebrated in the U.K.), but every day.
Dog Walker
Dog walker Lowell Marin doesn't like scooping poop, but it's better than an office job. As he puts it: "I'd rather pick up crap than take it." A conversation with Dean Olsher. Produced by Curtis Fox.
Cecil Chanteur
His favorite tune is "Give My Regards Broadway," but he barks a mean "Mr. Moon." Cecil the singing Terrier took first place at the North America's Best Singing Pet Competition. His singing will hurt you -- and you'll like it.
Puppies Behind Bars
Every weekend, Susan Hallett is responsible for transporting puppies between New York City and the Fishkill Correctional Facilty upstate. She understands better than most the importance of letting inmates have contact with our four-legged friends. Dean takes the passenger seat on an early Saturday morning, for the noisy trek to ...
“Walking the Dog”
Comedy without a net … or pooper-scooper. Improv by Next Big Thing Contributor Mark O’Donnell and Pam Woodruff Lobley. Produced by Curtis Fox.
How Much is That (Dog) Art in the Window?
Tillie the dog gnaws at the edges of the art world AND the pieces of cardboard selling for $250.
Walking Blind
Dean Olsher walks around New York City with Stephen Kuusisto, author of Planet of the Blind, and his seeing-eye-dog.
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