Podcast
Talking Couch PotatoesFree the Hounds will talk to people who foster or who have an adopted greyhound. Vets working with this special breed and things you may like to watch out for. Rescue groups and volunteers from around the country will let us know what is happening within their state. Ministers and former racing participants to hopefully open up dialogue and share the publics views on dog racing in our state.
Welcome to Talking Couch Potatoes, the podcast that’s all about greyhounds and the people who love them.
From Perth, Western Australia, we’re shining a spotlight on the world of greyhound advocacy.
We’ll hear from advocates, political groups, experts and volunteers across the country, sharing what’s happening in their states.
And we’re not afraid to tackle the big conversations—opening up dialogue across Australia to discuss the public’s views on dog racing and welfare in WA.
Whether you’re a greyhound lover, a curious listener, or an advocate for change, this is the podcast for you.
🎙️ Exciting News! Talking Couch Potatoes is thrilled to welcome our very first podcast sponsor — Henry Houndwear! 🐾
🎧In this special episode, we sit down with Warren and Jo Henry, the passionate duo behind Henry Houndwear, a brand dedicated to creating high-quality, handmade apparel for greyhounds. Inspired by their own rescue hounds, Mya and Chekka, Warren and Jo share their incredible journey from rescue advocates to small business owners.
😍You’ll also hear the touching story of The Dodgem Darlings — a group of greyhound siblings who were rescued from the racing industry and lovingly reunited in Perth, Western Australia.
💕Join us for a heartfelt conversation celebrating the unbreakable bond between hounds and their humans, and the compassion and creativity that drives Warren and Jo’s advocacy.
🐾 Proudly sponsored by Henry Houndwear
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Free The Hounds acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past and present.
We are committed to building an inclusive culture that celebrates the diversity represented in our community. We welcome all people regardless of age, gender identity, ethnicity, ability, sexuality, faith, religion, and all other identities represented in our community.