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Matt Rossell: His Time Inside The Hidden Worlds of Testing Labs, Circuses, and Fur
He has spent the past two decades fighting to create a better world for animals and it all started by accident. While he was in grad school in the 90s, he worked security at a hospital at night. One night he heard some horrible cries behind closed doors and he …continue
Episode 118: Duck Lake with Yvette Watt
In this episode of Knowing Animals I am joined by Dr. Yvette Watt. Yvette is a lecturer in painting and drawing at the University of Tasmania. We talk about her art project ‘Duck Lake’. You can watch a short video about Duck Lake here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDIlURup9OkThis episode of Knowing Animals is brought to …continue
Episode 490: Lorin Lindner on the Therapeutic Bond Between Birds and Veterans
-Jasmin tells us her email self-care hack, we recount our recent food truck experiences both good and bad, and we take Anne Hathaway to task for her reprehensible story of “caving” and giving up being vegan. Mariann also tells us the surprising and horrible part of animal anatomy being substituted …continue
Chrissy Beckles: Golden Gloves Boxer in the Fight of her life: Saving the dogs of Puerto Rico
Chrissy Beckles is the founder of the Sato Project, an organization that has been fighting to save the dogs of Puerto Rico for close to a decade. They truly couldn’t have a better leader than they do in Chrissy. Not only is she one of the toughest, most resilient human …continue
Animal Law Podcast #48: Service, Assistance, and Companion Animals are in the House
On this episode, Abby Volin (Opening Doors) joins me to talk about the difficulties faced by people with disabilities who are looking to find housing for themselves and their service animals. She explains the basic questions that are required to be asked to determine if an animal is a service …continue
