June 12, 2020 Camille is joined by special guest host Jessica Scott-Reid, Canada’s most prolific journalist covering animal protection issues. Camille and Jessica provide a recap of committee hearings in the Ontario legislature on ag gag law, Bill 156, and the fierce and factual opposition mounted by animal advocates, journalists, …continue
Does the Animal Rights movement have any role to play in the BLM movement? Are there common interests or conflicts? Marla Rose of VegNews explores. Plus Part 2 of our conversation with Wendy Williams and her book: “The Language of Butterflies: How Thieves, Hoarders, Scientists, and Other Obsessives Unlocked the …continue
Jorge Moradell Ávila, Fiscal Provincial de Teruel, analiza en este episodio la sangría invisible que se produce en los cielos de nuestro país: el biocidio de aves rapaces que mueren, a veces tras una terrible agonía, electrocutadas en los tendidos eléctricos que cruzan la península, “todo un símbolo de la …continue
“There’s no question that Beyond Meat IPO was a watershed event. You cannot overstate enough how big of a deal that was, because before then you had a relatively small group of folks, including myself, leading the parade, cheering as loudly as we could, and largely falling on deaf ears …continue
This week on Always for Animal Rights, I am pleased to present my recent interview with the vegan sociologists Matthew Cole and Kate Stewart . Kate and Matthew are the authors of the 2014 book, Our Children and Other Animals: The Cultural Construction of Human-Animal Relations in Childhood ….This item …continue
We discuss SAFE and the New Zealand Animal Law Associations historic court case, to free mother pigs from farrowing crates. And New Zealand has all but eliminated COVID-19, while the world continues to come to grips with the pandemic. Dr. Michael Greger explains to us how zoonotic diseases like the …continue
“…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
