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Episode 9 – Practising as an animal lawyer with Tara Ward from the Animal Defenders Office
Topics covered include: The establishment of the Animal Defenders Office (ADO). Establishing a Community Legal Centre accredited with the National Association of Community Legal Centres. What it is like to practice as an animal lawyer in a Community Legal Centre. Examples of cases that Tara has worked on. Challenges and …continue
Anti-vax and Ableism
Trev and Davita are joined by seasoned activist Claire to discuss the crossover between ableism and anti-vax sentiment in the vegan community. We critique issues around the accessibility within the movement, especially for people with an immunodeficiency. This is particularly timely considering the Covid-19 pandemic and vaccine hesitancy. Links: William …continue
Episode 608: How to Love Animals in a Human-Shaped World w/ Henry Mance
▶ PLAY THIS EPISODE Our Hen House welcomes author Henry Mance to the podcast this week for an insightful conversation about his debut book, How to Love Animals In a Human-Shaped World. Henry tells us how his young daughters inspired […] Your browser does not support the HTML5 audio player. …continue
Episode 608: How to Love Animals in a Human-Shaped World with Henry Mance
Our Hen House welcomes author Henry Mance to the podcast this week for an insightful conversation about his debut book, How to Love Animals In a Human-Shaped World. Henry tells us how his young daughters inspired him and his hopes for the impact his book will have on readers: to …continue
43 – El perito veterinario, con Juanjo Machado
En este episodio nos acercamos de la mano de Juanjo Machado a la importantísimalabor del perito veterinario. ¿Qué es un informe pericial? ¿Cómo se realiza?Conocemos la importancia de estas pruebas para sacar adelante una denuncia pormaltrato animal.Juanjo Machado es veterinario, trabaja en la protectora Modepran de Valencia yrealiza también labores …continue
Underwater Photography Legend Brian Skerry
“…based on my personal experience and having worked with scientists and researchers most of my life, I would say that it’s not too late. There are some things that are probably gone. There are places where only pockets of biodiversity may remain in the time ahead, but that doesn’t mean …continue
