Agenor and the capybara Filó are highlights of 'PodCats'; Find out more in this week's podcasts

PodCats

Agenor, Capivara Filó's tutor, went to Camila Loures and Lucas Guimarães' podcast. The presenter asked a question, let's say, controversial, and was well criticized on the web. Loures asked “why didn’t you deliver another capybara in Filó’s place?” The answer was simple: “because it is unique”.

Who Can, Pod

Oh oh…. It's Mother's Week, what do we talk about? The amazing mother, Dona Déa Lúcia, was present on Gio Ewbank and Fe Paes Leme's podcast. Exuding sympathy and charisma, Paulo Gustavo's mother told details about her life. When being questionEven if she was a spiritist, Déa Lúcia said “now I am everything!”.

Mano a Mano

In this week's episode, Mano Brown received Galo de Luta and Chavoso from USP. The talk was about philosophy, politics and day-to-day life on the outskirts. There couldn't be better guests for this episode, are you serious?

To name things

This week’s episode is called: “Facing and sustaining demands”. Life after the end of cycles can be hard, but there is a way to make it easier. This episode tells the story of someone who broke off a relationship, got rid of trauma, met someone really cool, but understood that it wasn't the right time. Enjoying your own company is necessary.

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Capybara Filó: understand what’s behind the controversy surrounding the wild animal

If you're on the internet, you've probably seen something about the Filó capybara. The wild animal was raised from a puppy by an influential farmer from the Amazon region, Agenor Tupinambá – who made waves on social media posting his daily life with the animal. The story was interrupted when Ibama collected Filó. The action caused commotion and there was an intense campaign for her release, which occurred by decision of a judge. Environmentalists warn, however, that treating and posting wild animals as pets, in addition to being illegal, can encourage crimes such as animal trafficking. Understand!

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