Welcome to In the Mouth of the Wolf Podcast.

Here’s your host, Marco Adda.

First of all, know that you can follow our podcast on your favorite music player, such as Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and many others.

In this episode, I meet Malena Mogwitz. Malena, originally from Germany, has lived in multiple countries, gaining hands-on wildlife experience and diverse cultural insights on sustainability. She has actively participated in whale research, driven by a deep personal connection to these animals and a passion for exploring human-nature relationships. Through her multidisciplinary work—academic, artistic, and personal—she seeks to bridge knowledge systems and challenge anthropocentric approaches in conservation.

More info on Malena:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/malenamogwitz/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/malena.on.earth/

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Welcome to In the Mouth of the Wolf Podcast.

Here’s your host, Marco Adda.

First of all, know that you can follow our podcast on your favorite music player, such as Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and many others.

In this episode, I meet Alina Rusu, a dear friend and colleague. We discuss about human/animal interaction, anthrozoology, the importance of multidisciplinarity, feature some interesting academic programs she runs at the University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, and more.

For more info about the podcast, your host Marco Adda, and our other activities, visit:

www.marcoadda.com

Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and leave a comment or a “like.” These are simple and effective ways to support us.

See you soon, In the mouth of the wolf.

Welcome to In the Mouth of the Wolf Podcast.

Here’s your host, Marco Adda.

First of all, know that you can follow our podcast on your favorite music player, such as Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and many others.

In this episode I have a warm and lively conversation with Irina Frasin about the upcoming Anthrozoology Symposium (Ed VIII) — a gathering that celebrates the many ways humans and animals meet across research, art, and embodied practice. We talk about multidisciplinarity, expressive diversity, and why this field matters more than ever in today’s changing world.

To learn more on the Anthrozoology Symposium, the upcoming edition, the program and how to participate, you can find all the infos here: https://anthrozoology.acadiasi.org/2025-3/

If you wan to read the recent Volume - where you find all the researches presented at the last editions (VII) of the Symposium, see here: https://anthrozoology.acadiasi.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Exploring-Connections.pdf

For more info about the podcast, your host Marco Adda, and our other activities, visit:

www.marcoadda.com

Don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast and leave a comment or a “like.” These are simple and effective ways to support us.

See you soon, In the mouth of the wolf.