Peter Singer is often referred to as the “world’s most influential living philosopher.” He is the Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University. He specialises in applied ethics, approaching the subject from a secular, naturalistic, utilitarian perspective. He wrote the books “Animal Liberation”, Why Vegan? and “Animal Liberation …continue
A touching and funny podcast that explores how extraordinary people have been changed by an extraordinary animal. In this weekly show, Katya talks to fascinating guests about what their lives were like before and after they experienced a soul-level relationship with an animal. SUBSCRIBE: Spotify | RSS | iTunes FOLLOW: …continue
“Animal killing looks like a very morally serious act. In those rules about sacrifice and consumption of animals in the Old Testament. And then animal sacrifice, is not saying that animal lives don’t matter. It’s saying quite reverse. Animals are somehow able to mediate nothing less than a sort of …continue
We speak with Zane McNeill, a nonbinary scholar-activist from West Virginia who has published edited collections with Sanctuary Publishers, PM Press, and Lantern Publishing & Media. They were the recipient of the 2022 National Lawyer Guild’s Legal Worker Award for their labor and animal rights organizing and are a co-manager of …continue
In the this bonus episode celebrating the end of Season 2, Juliana is joined by two students studying Anthrozoology at the University of Exeter: Natasha Townley and Natasha Matsaert, who in addition to their studies are organizing an event in Bristol as part of National Animal Rights Day. They discuss …continue
In the final episode of Season 2, Laura Lee Cascada of The Every Animal Project and Campaigns Director at the Better Food Foundation joins Juliana to discuss her journey as an animal advocate, including her recent exposé of the Kanaloa Octopus Farm in her home of Hawaii, leading to a …continue
This week we dive into the world of documentary filmmaking with renowned photographer and documentary film director Louie Psihoyos. Louie is perhaps best known for his 2009 film, the Academy Award-winning documentary The Cove, which shed a brutal light on the remarkably cruel dolphin hunt in Taiji, Japan. In our …continue
Episode 23: Introducing Our New Logo The Anthrozoology Podcast is pleased to share some exciting news! Join us for this quick update introducing our brand new logo, our updated goals, and our future plans. The logo, along with other updates to the podcast, were made possible through the generous support …continue
