Send us a textEpisode 5 of Series 12: Animals in Art and Culture TranscriptSukey Molloy, an acclaimed children’s performer and author. We delve into Sukey’s work, particularly focusing on her storytelling album, ‘The Adventures of Little Stubby,’ which features a miniature donkey named Stubby. Sukey discusses her inspiration from real-life rescue …continue
This show features Ruby Ramsden on her PhD research on vegan activism in Japan. Some of the specific topics covered are: barriers to eating vegan in Japan, Ruby’s vegan/animal journey, “insider” and “outsider” research, a history of veganism and animal consumption in Japan, and tactical vegan advocacy. You can look …continue
Welcome to Episode 38 of the Anthrozoology Podcast. In this episode, we continue exploring Alisa Rubinstien’s research on the intersection of humans, companion-animals and fat. Alisa is the AIP2023/AASA (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEmj7S9A0fY&t=2020s) Pre-PhD Presentation Award winner for her work titled “Fattening” One Health: An Interspecies Approach to Dismantling the “Obesity Epidemic.” With …continue
Send us a textThis week on the Wild Developments podcast, we talk to Jeff and Dot from Loveland Presbyterian Church’s Community Garden about how they manage their plots, give back to the community, and what keeps them inspired season after season.Wild Wisdom:Gardening is a lifelong learning journey – Each season …continue
To suggest that animals are persons – with all that such a claim implies – may seem far-fetched to some. After all, the way we treat animals is usually justified on the basis that there are fundamental differences between humans and animals. In the latest episode, we are joined by …continue
Join Our Hen House for an illuminating conversation with Benny Andersson, CEO of Project 1882 (aka Djurens Rätt), Sweden’s largest animal rights organization. Learn how this groundbreaking organization combines grassroots vegan activism with corporate outreach and legislative advocacy to create meaningful change for animals across Europe. ABOUT OUR GUEST Benny …continue
Peter Singer is a professor of bioethics with a background in philosophy. He works mostly in practical ethics and is best known for his books “Animal Liberation Now” and “Why Vegan?” and for his writings about global poverty. You can find our first Sentientist conversation on episode 156. His new …continue
Emily Miller of Food and Water Watch joins us to talk about Food and Water Watch v EPA, which involves the Clean Water Act and why, when it comes to one particular industry (guess which one!), it is so ineffective in guarding our water from being polluted with outright filth. …continue
