Rich Hardy is a former undercover investigator who spent two decades working in 28 countries, exposing animal cruelty of many of the worlds worst industries – including fur trapping in North America, monkey breeding farms in Asia, and slaughterhouses and factory farms across the globe. His images and videos have …continue
On this episode of the Animal Law Podcast, I speak with regular ALP guest Delcianna Winders along with two of her students, Hira Jaleel and Irene Au-Young, on a case they filed on behalf of several animal welfare organizations against the US Department of Agriculture and the Food Safety and …continue
On this episode of the Animal Law Podcast, I speak with regular Animal Law Podcast guest Delcianna Winders along with two of her students in the Lewis and Clark Law School Animal Law Litigation Clinic, Hira Jaleel and Irene Au-Young, on a case they filed on behalf of several animal …continue
For Episode 24 of Always for Animal Rights, I am pleased to share my recent interview with the professional writer Chas Newkey-Burden. As part of his animal rights activism, Chas writes articles about animal rights and animal cruelty for mainstream media publications in the UK, including the Indepen….This item has …continue
Season 1, Episode 15. In this episode, we hear from Eoin. Eoin provides an introduction to solarpunk, a science fiction genre that sprang up around 2010, which imagines a hopeful future for all. Eoin expands on the links between solarpunk and anarchism – in particular social ecology – which seems …continue
Season 1, Episode 15. In this episode, we hear from Solarpunk Anarchist. He provides an introduction to solarpunk, a science fiction genre that sprang up around 2010, which imagines a hopeful future for all. He expands on the links between solarpunk and anarchism, in particular social ecology, which seems to …continue
Wild animals are doing it tough in cages, both in New Zealand and abroad, and on Netflix it seems. We speak to Dr. Nik Taylor about animal human relationships, oppression, violence, and how these intertwine and play a role in our society. And Taranaki locals are fed up with live …continue
