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Conversations with Animals
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What is the nonhuman? with Nicholas R. Silcox

Anthony 14 June 2022

In this episode, Juliana talks with Nicholas R. Silcox, a scholar whose research and writing interests revolve around environmental issues and media & technology. They discuss the word “animal,” creature interactions, climate justice, whales, art-making, and the need for communal and performative practices to get closer to grief and, perhaps, …continue

Freedom of Species
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Police Repression of Animal Activism: Creating a Mass Movement and Security Culture

Harley McDonald Eckersall and Nick Pendergrast 12 June 2022

Harley reflects on her activism in the UK with Animal Rebellion over the last few years, focusing on tensions between trying to build a mass movement for animals while also being concerned about police repression and security culture. She also discusses the loss of momentum for activists during the pandemic …continue

The Shifting Lens
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The Poetic Lens, with Gordon Meade

Tiamat Warda Rebecca Madrid 11 June 2022

For this episode we had the honour of hosting the wonderful poet, Gordon Meade. Gordon is a Royal Literary Fund Writing Fellow and the author of numerous books, including Singing Seals, The Private Zoo, and most recently, Zoospeak which features the photography work of Canadian photojournalist and animal activist Jo-Anne …continue

Sentientism
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116: “As people who are harmed – how can we possibly perpetrate harm?” – LoriKim Alexander – Sentientism

Sentientism 9 June 2022

LoriKim (she/her/we/our) describes herself as an educator, organiser, activist, conservationist, abolitionist, naturalist & healer. Originally from Jamaica & now living in the Bronx, USA, LoriKim has dedicated her life to working for social & environmental justice specifically organizing around LGBTQIA+, Black, Brown & Indigenous communities.  LoriKim’s work in anthropology & …continue