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Protecting Animals 32: Nichola Kriek from SAFE New Zealand
This week on Knowing Animals we are joined by Nichola Kriek. Nichola is the Head of Education at SAFE New Zealand. SAFE is one of New Zealand’s leading animal protection organisations. Nichola tells us about her work for animals. This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by …continue
Dilan Fernando – Animal Rights in Palestine
On this show we’re joined Dilan Fernando to talk about his recent trip to Palestine and the work of the Palestinian Animal League. He discusses the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land and how this influences and impacts animal activism. Your browser does not support the HTML5 audio player. A weekly show …continue
Episode 481: Sue Coe
-Jasmin and Mariann discuss Ryan Bethencourt’s (OHH episode 438) appearance on Shark Tank, how we can address the issue of veganism putting people like dairy farmers out of work, and the bizarre story of a recent Veg Fest protestor. -Mariann interviews visual artist and activist Sue Coe about her new …continue
#29: Specialized Animal Cruelty Prosecutors, with Guest Jake Kamins
March 29, 2019In Episode 29 of Paw & Order, Camille interviews Jake Kamins, a district attorney in Oregon dedicated exclusively to prosecuting animal cruelty offences. Jake fills our listeners in on how his unique position helps him make a difference for animals. Plus, our Patreon page is HERE! Check it …continue
Animal Law Podcast #46: The Case Against the USDA, Revisited
On this episode of the Animal Law Podcast I speak to Christopher Berry of the Animal Legal Defense Fund about ALDF vs. The Food and Drug Administration, an unusual and years-long Freedom of Information Act case involving attempts to obtain information about egg-laying hens in Texas. This case went to …continue
Animal Law Podcast #46: The Case Against the USDA, Revisited
On this episode of the Animal Law Podcast I welcome back to the Animal Law Podcast regular guest Delci Winders, who will give us updates on some interesting Animal Welfare Act cases. The first case deals with the blackout on the USDA’s website regarding information dealing with enforcement of the …continue
