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Episode 614.5: “Antiracism in Animal Advocacy” Audio Series Part III – Accountability

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▶ PLAY THIS EPISODE Welcome to the third episode of the four-part audio series of the groundbreaking book, Antiracism in Animal Advocacy: Igniting Cultural Transformation. Our Hen House’s very own Jasmin Singer is the editor of this recently released anthology published […]

Join hostesses Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan on this unique and fun award-winning podcast that focuses on changing the world for animals.

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Episode 614: Allowed to Grow Old to with Isa Leshko

Our Hen House 16 October 2021

▶ PLAY THIS EPISODE The incredibly talented Isa Leshko joins the podcast this week for an inside look into her one-of-a-kind photography book, Allowed to Grow Old: Portraits of Elderly Rescued Farm Animals. Isa’s black-and-white portraits of aging animals, members …continue

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Meat Industry Cannibalism: When Turkey and Beef Producers Go to War | Rising Anxieties

Our Hen House 18 November 2025

In this awkwardly revealing Thanksgiving episode, Mariann dives into the meat industry’s internal civil war as beef enthusiasts attempt a coup against Big Turkey just in time for the holidays. We witness the spectacle of industry professionals clutching their pearls …continue

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Feminism and Veganism: The Story of Bloodroot

Our Hen House 14 November 2025

Filmmakers Annie Laurie Medonis and Tracy Nichole Cring discuss their documentary A Culinary Uprising, which chronicles Bloodroot, one of the last remaining feminist restaurants in America. Founded in the 1970s, this Connecticut establishment has spent nearly five decades creating a …continue

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