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Inside of a Dog
Inside of a Dog by Alexandra Horowitz has been mentioned in 5 episodes across 1 podcast (3 episodes recommend it and 2 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Stephen Dubner (5 episodes) on Freakonomics Radio (5 episodes).
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Alexandra Horowitz who runs a dog cognition Lab at Barnard college is the author of a wonderful book called inside of a dog I've gotten inside of the dog and have glimpsed the dog's point of view you can do the same if you have a dog in the room with you.
Stephen Dubner · Freakonomics Radio · Oct 2020 Listen at 43:25 Questions about Inside of a Dog by Alexandra Horowitz
Who recommends Inside of a Dog by Alexandra Horowitz on podcasts?
Stephen Dubner (3 episodes) has recommended Inside of a Dog by Alexandra Horowitz on podcasts. In all, 1 person brought it up across 1 podcast.
Which podcasts mention Inside of a Dog the most?
Freakonomics Radio (5 episodes).
Is Inside of a Dog recommended, or only discussed?
Inside of a Dog by Alexandra Horowitz was recommended in 2 episodes, picked for a book club in 1 episode, and discussed without a recommendation in 2 episodes, as of 2022-05-26.
What do people say about Inside of a Dog?
Stephen Dubner on Freakonomics Radio (2020-10-15): "Alexandra Horowitz who runs a dog cognition Lab at Barnard college is the author of a wonderful book called inside of a dog I've gotten inside of the dog and have glimpsed the dog's point of view you can do the same if you have a dog in the room with you."
When was Inside of a Dog last mentioned on a podcast?
Inside of a Dog by Alexandra Horowitz was last discussed on Freakonomics Radio by Stephen Dubner on 2022-05-26.
Why people recommend it
Inside of a Dog: What Dogs See, Smell, and Know by Alexandra Horowitz is an illuminating cognitive science book that explores the sensory world and mental processes of domestic dogs, written by the head of the dog cognition lab at Barnard College. The book is heavily praised and championed by Stephen Dubner on Freakonomics Radio, where it has served as a central selection for the Freakonomics Radio Book Club. Dubner frequently recommends the work to listeners wishing to genuinely understand their pets, noting that reading it offers a fascinating glimpse into the canine point of view through smell, sight, and behavior. Having read the book years prior and subsequently reread it with even greater appreciation, Dubner has brought Horowitz onto the show multiple times to discuss animal cognition and how her foundational research into canine behavior eventually inspired her broader podcasting endeavors. Across these episodes, the book is consistently recommended as an essential, eye-opening read for dog owners seeking to decode the mysterious inner lives of their four-legged companions through rigorous scientific inquiry and empathy.
Every mention
Stephen Dubner Alexandra Horowitz who runs a dog cognition Lab at Barnard college is the author of a wonderful book called… 5
“So, here's the story the way I remember it. Maybe a year and a half ago, we had you on Freakonomics Radio in an episode of the Freakonomics Radio Book Club, and we talked about your first book, Inside of a Dog, which I had read years ago and loved, and then reread it and loved it even more.”
“Alexandra Horowitz who runs a dog cognition Lab at Barnard college is the author of a wonderful book called inside of a dog I've gotten inside of the dog and have glimpsed the dog's point of view you can do the same if you have a dog in the room with you”
“If you'd like to read that book ahead of time, our selection will be Inside of a Dog, What Dogs See, Smell and Know by Alexandra Horowitz.”
“Horowitz has written a couple of fascinating books inside of a dog and being a dog.”
“Horowitz has written a couple of fascinating books, Inside of a Dog and Being a Dog.”
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“she is the author of several books about dogs the best known of which is called inside of a dog what dogs see smell and know”