Welcome back guys to another episode of The Animal That Changed You! I am so excited to have a chance to chat with my good friend Beth BellantiYou might wonder what Tito’s vodka has to do with pets. Kinda a stretch right? Not if you are Beth Bellaniti. Beth works …continue
This episode is a recording of my presentation about Sentientism to the Terra.do climate change platform & community. Many thanks to Adam and the team for inviting me. My core presentation runs for about 30 minutes – the rest is an open conversation with the group. Drop me an email …continue
Today I talk with David M. Peña-Guzmán about his new book When Animals Dream: The Hidden World of Animal Consciousness. David is associate professor of humanities and liberal studies at San Francisco State University and the cohost of Overthink podcast.Learn more about the book here: https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691220093/when-animals-dreamSign up for my free …continue
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
This week we talk with Lynn Charlton, spokesperson for Anti Rodeo Action. Next month the New Zealand Animal Law Association and SAFE will be challenging the legality of rodeo at the Wellington High Court. In the lead up to the court date, we wanted to speak with one of the …continue
On this episode, we speak to Professor Ron Broglio, who works in the Department of English at Arizona State University. Ron has authored or edited a number of books on animal studies, as well as producing or curating a number of art exhibitions exploring human/animal relationships. His books include Surface …continue
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
Christopher Sebastian has a lot to say about what animals need from us and how we could all do better in working to change the world, and we are pretty sure you will want to listen. One of the most thoughtful contemporary commentators on how our relationship with animals has …continue
