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Episode 172: Vegan pasts, presents, and futures with Catherine Oliver
On this episode of Knowing Animals, we speak to Dr Catherine Oliver of the Univeristy of Cambridge’s Department of Geography about her book Veganism, Archives, and Animals, published by Routledge on 13 August 2021. This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by AASA, the Australasian Animal Studies Association. …continue
Interview with Vanessa Letico
Trev and Davita chat with Vanessa Letico – author of the children’s book Luca’s Adventure From Table-to-Farm. Vanessa and the illustrator Diandra Hwan have published a compassionate and gentle book that vegans, vegetarians and vegan-curious people can read to their kids. Listen back for our interview with Vanessa about her book. Links: You …continue
Episode 604: Ambassador for Animals ft. Amy Jackson
Actress and animal-rights advocate Amy Jackson joins the podcast this week for an engaging conversation you definitely don’t want to miss! Known internationally for her work in award-winning Indian films, Amy discusses the very moment she realized animals are sentient […] Your browser does not support the HTML5 audio player. …continue
Go Vegan Radio #649re-upload
20th Anniversary Shows! This Episode: Free Speech for the Animals, Censorship, Hate Speech, Big Brother Tech, Political Correctness – and – Did BOB Really Tell a “Polish Joke”? Does Fauci Ignore World Health Organization’s Warnings? + guest VANESSA MARSOT of Ellora Wellness and BOB Collaborate on “Highest Integrity Awards” for …continue
Go Vegan Radio #654
LOST EPISODE FOUND – Here’s a show with a great interview with VANESSA MARSOT that we actually started recording in January, didn’t realize Skype screwed it up, re-recorded the interview months later, and is finally getting posted – better late than never! Sorry if anything timely in content is outdated …continue
41 – El caso del ladrón de perros, con Ana Cal
Durante los años 2016 y 2017, un individuo se coló en reiteradas ocasiones en laprotectora Modepran de Valencia trepando para ello por una valla de tres metros. Elhombre llegó a apuñalar a una perra y a lanzar por encima de dicha valla a otros tresperros con intención de sustraerlos, algo …continue
