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The Hen Report: “I’m Getting Carried Away” | Activism, Veganism, and Animal Rights Insights

Our Hen House 26 February 2026


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Join Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan as they dive into thought-provoking discussions on activism and communication strategies. This episode explores the importance of listening and asking questions to foster change, drawing from insights in Adam Grant’s Think Again. Mariann shares her thoughts on building a big tent for animal lovers, emphasizing the need to connect on shared values. Tune in for engaging stories and updates on animal rights, legislation, and more.

This episode explores:

  • The concept of “motivational interviewing” and its application in activism.

  • Building a broader coalition for animal rights without compromising core values.

  • Insights from the article “What MAGA Can Teach Democrats about Organizing.”

  • The impact of strategic communication in expanding the vegan movement.

  • Recent news on animal rights activism and legislative developments.

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