Amy Luebbert is the definition of a community powerhouse, and this week she joins us for a conversation about Des Moines, Iowa’s growing vegan scene and the importance of approaching activism through an antiracist lens. Amy, a founding member and the President of VegLife Des Moines, tells us about the …continue
Send us a Text Message.Just a quick “episode” to give you an update on what’s been happening with The Animal Turn: 1) Season 5 of Biosecurity will be launched in October2) In the meantime you can look forward to some bonus content coming your way3) If you would like to get …continue
A touching and funny podcast that explores how extraordinary people have been changed by an extraordinary animal. In this weekly show, Katya talks to fascinating guests about what their lives were like before and after they experienced a soul-level relationship with an animal. SUBSCRIBE: Spotify | RSS | iTunes FOLLOW: …continue
Ganesha, the elephant-headed god in the Hindu pantheon, is revered as the removal of obstacles, but in many Ganesha temples in India, particularly in the state of Kerala, birthplace of Sangita Iyer, live elephants are held, shackled as prisoners. In other instances, elephants are kept by entertainment entrepreneurs to perform …continue
Nicolás Buiga Bueno mutiló en el año 2009 de la forma más sádica a dos pequeñoscachorros en Badajoz y los tiró moribundos a la basura. Solo Fito sobrevivió. El casoprovocó una gran alarma social y fue cubierto por todos los medios de comunicación,tanto en España como en el extranjero. No …continue
We have an incredibly special guest on today’s episode of The Animal That Changed You. The one and only Moby joins Jenny and Katya in a most insightful conversation about Moby’s activism, beliefs, and the animals who have changed him.Moby is a wildly successful musician, producer, singer, and songwriter. He …continue
Episode 2 of Series 5: Children and Other Animals We are talking with Mike Farley, founder of the Educators for Animals Conference about how parents, teachers and other faculty can start to think about how animals are presented and represented in the classroom setting. Book Recommendation: Beasts of Burden: Animal …continue
