Sally Mousa is joined in the studio by Tara Golshan, Executive Director of Education and Co-Chair of Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots Global Committee. We discuss the latest news from RootsnShoots and hear the work of Jane Goodall’s organisation and how they teach children, young people, teenagers and future generations to think about the planet within their day to day lives. 

Sally Mousa is joined in the studio by Tara Golshan, Executive Director of Education and Co-Chair of&nbsp;Jane Goodall&rsquo;s&nbsp;Roots&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Shoots&nbsp;Global Committee. We discuss the latest news from&nbsp;<a href="http://rootsnshoots.ae/">RootsnShoots</a>&nbsp;and hear the work of Jane Goodall&rsquo;s organisation and how they teach children, young people, teenagers and future generations to think about the planet within their day to day lives.&nbsp;

Dubai Today - The Monday Show  and Animal House (Monday)

Dubai Today -  Roots & Shoots Global Committee 09.10.2017 

02 July 2018: Dr Katrin Jahn, General manager and head vet at German Veterinary Clinic and Dr Stephanie Romyn, Scientific Sales Advisor at St Vincent Group will both be in studio to answer your pet related questions, discuss this week’s animal news stories and give you the clues for this week’s mystery animal competition for your chance to win two months supply of pet food with Royal Canin.

02 July 2018: Dr Katrin Jahn, General manager and head vet at German Veterinary Clinic and Dr Stephanie Romyn, Scientific Sales Advisor at St Vincent Group will both be in studio to answer your pet related questions, discuss this week&rsquo;s animal news stories and give you the clues for this week&rsquo;s mystery animal competition for your chance to win two months supply of pet food with Royal Canin.

The Animal House: Can Dogs Read Owner's Emotions?

02 July 2018: Helen Farmer welcomes in Keith O’Malley-Farrell and Matt Cotterill from The Physical Training Company to our lovely new studios to discuss fitness tips and inspiration as well as discussing a range of health and fitness stories, including the largest fatberg found in the UK. 

A fatberg is a congealed mass of fat and flushed matter such as wipes, nappies and sanitary products as well as grease and cooking fat that threatens to block up the sewer pipes. In September last year a fatberg was found in the sewers of East London. It was 250-metre-long and weighed over 130 tonnes, which is approximately the weight of 19 African elephants! Forensic analysis revealed that cooking fat is the biggest contributor to the crisis, making up nearly 90% of the sample. It also showed a higher concentration of prohibited gym supplements than illegal street drugs.

Helen talks about dangerous fitness and diets pills, unhealthy gym supplements and the best ways to make progress on your fitness. 

02 July 2018: Helen Farmer welcomes in Keith O&rsquo;Malley-Farrell and Matt Cotterill from The Physical Training Company to our lovely new studios to discuss fitness tips and inspiration as well as discussing a range of health and fitness stories, including the largest fatberg found in the UK.&nbsp;
A fatberg is a congealed mass of fat and flushed matter such as wipes, nappies and sanitary products as well as grease and cooking fat that threatens to block up the sewer pipes. In September last year a fatberg was found in the sewers of East London. It was 250-metre-long and weighed over 130 tonnes, which is approximately the weight of 19 African elephants! Forensic analysis revealed that cooking fat is the biggest contributor to the crisis, making up nearly 90% of the sample. It also showed a higher concentration of prohibited gym supplements than illegal&nbsp;street drugs.
Helen talks about dangerous fitness and diets pills, unhealthy gym supplements and the best ways to make progress on your fitness.&nbsp;

The Monday Show: Fitness for the Summer

25 June 2018: Animal House with Dr Sara Elliot from the British Veterinary Hospital and Aimee Orme, Animal Behaviourist from Pawfect Behaviour. Helen is discussing this week’s animal stories including the sad passing of Koko the gorilla, at the age of 46. Koko was taught sign language by the animal psychologist, Penny Patterson and knew over 1000 signs.

25 June 2018:&nbsp;Animal House with Dr Sara Elliot from the British Veterinary Hospital and Aimee Orme, Animal Behaviourist from Pawfect Behaviour. Helen is discussing this week&rsquo;s animal stories including the sad passing of Koko the gorilla, at the age of 46. Koko was taught sign language by the animal psychologist, Penny Patterson and knew over 1000 signs.

Dubai Today - Roots & Shoots Global Committee 09.10.2017

Dubai Today - The Monday Show and Animal House (Monday)

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