Whistleblowers or disgruntled ex-employees? National Geographic’s Rachel Fobar discusses the suit brought against Project Chimps for negligence of the chimps in its care. Plus, Eric Schwitzgebel discusses his study that examined the real world impact Ethics classes has on undergraduates.
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The Other Animals, hosted by Laurent Levy, is Philadelphia’s only radio show covering all things animal related that looks at the fascinating and inconsistent way humans deal with and impact non-humans. Each week we explore a different topic in depth.
Ok, the law got passed, now what? In this rescheduled interview with SHARK’s Steve Hindi, we explore the on-the-ground challenges of actually enforcing bans on cockfighting, pigeon shoots, and other illegal animal cruelty events. The post Actively enforcing animal protection …continue
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Are you really responsible if Fifi devours Bowser? Are the police liable if they blow away Rocco? Kristina Bergsten, animal attorney and founder of The Animal Law Firm joins us for an inside look at the complex world of companion …continue
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Jo Anderson from Faunalytics joins us to explore the curious effectiveness of local and municipal legislation for animal advocacy. Even more important than at the state and federal levels? Plus veterinarian Dr. Tom Pickard reveals the staggering reality of why …continue
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