Welcome to the 343rd episode of Our Hen House! In this week’s episode, Jasmin rambles with Caryn Ginsberg about her latest illustration “How to Make and Keep a Veg*n” and the research behind it from Faunalytics and other sources. Mariann interviews Beth Gould and […] Your browser does not support the HTML5 audio player. …continue
We’ll welcome August with our “seasonal sanctuary stroll” featuring the French sanctuary, Barefoot Vegan, and its eponymous magazine, and then introduce Christine Loughead, the Canadian woman who received a huge amount of press earlier this summer when she did what we’ve all wanted to do: save a lobster from a supermarket tank …continue
This episode of Knowing Animals comes all the way from the UK. We speak to Dr. Alasdair Cochrane from the University of Sheffield about his book chapter ‘Labour Rights for Animals’ which will appear in the upcoming book ‘The Political Turn in Animal Ethics’. This episode of Knowing Animals is brought …continue
This week we are very happy to be presenting our interview with Dr Jonathan Balcombe.Jonathan Balcombe is the director of animal sentience at the Humane Society Institute for Science and Policy and the author of a number of books, including Second Nature, Pleasurable Kingdom, and the newly released What a …continue
Welcome to the 342nd episode of Our Hen House! This week, Jasmin rambles with our favorite Social Media Director and all-around superhero, Michael Harren, about his solo animal show coming up in October. Mariann talks about the future of food and the impact of conscious […] Your browser does not support the HTML5 audio player. …continue
“Ask the Dietitian” is one of our show’s most popular offerings, especially when said dietitian is the brilliant and delightful Brenda Davis, RD. She returns today to answer your questions and offer helpful insights on healthy eating. We start the program with Robin Lamont, the novelist behind The Kinship Series of animal rights thrillers. …continue
We’re headed to Canada for Episode 14 of the Animal Law Podcast for a discussion of, yes, bestiality, and a rather surprising decision by the Canadian Supreme Court. I am joined by two superb Canadian animal law attorneys, Camille Labchuk, the executive director […] Your browser does not support the HTML5 audio player. …continue
We’re headed to Canada for Episode 14 of the Animal Law Podcast for a discussion of, yes, bestiality, and a rather surprising decision by the Canadian Supreme Court. I am joined by two superb Canadian animal law attorneys, Camille Labchuk, the executive director of Animal Justice, and Peter Sankoff, a law professor with …continue
