Here’s this week’s show: We begin May with a more open, casual show. We start with a discussion on kindness, and how being kind changes in a person once they embrace a cruelty-free lifestyle. We also ask our listeners to…
Here’s this week’s show: To start the show, we’ll be discussing the idea of having mandatory webcams in slaughterhouses that anyone can have access to, to enable the consumer full transparency when it comes to seeing how our food gets…
The Earth Day Show: a feature interview with Eleanor Boyle, author of “High Steaks: How and Why To Eat Less Meat”, on The Environmental Impacts of Our Industrial Meat Production System; and an interview with Isha Datar, Director of New Harvest, on Advancing Technology in Cell Cultured Meat.
Today we speak with Shirley Mainprize from the Turtle Valley Donkey Refuge. We also feature a conversation with Paul Graham who runs the popular Eating Vegan in Vegas blog.
Our experiences with injured wildlife, co-existing with wildlife in our environments; an interview with the BCSPCA’s Sara Dubois on Helping Injured Wildlife; and a feature interview with Dr. Clifton Flynn on Understanding Animal Abuse.
On today’s show we discuss eggs & the meaning of Easter, animal cruelty in fairy tales, and we offer a review of the brand new Vegan Secret Supper book.
Review of the Vegan Mashup cooking series, plus veg-friendly Freshii restaurant; a feature interview with Steve Hindi of SHARK, on the campaign to stop pigeon shooting; and and interview with Dr. Olivier Berreville of the International Network for Humane Education.
The Meatout Show: we chat about our own experiences in cutting out meat, plus last weekend’s Vegan Prom; plus an interview with FARM Executive Director Michael Weber on the Meatout 2013 campaign; and a feature interview with HSUS Vice-President of Farm Animal Protection Paul Shapiro on various current “meatout” topics in the news, from ag-gag, to the trend of falling meat consumption, to Meatless Mondays, to the societal disgust of eating horse meat.
Lisa Kemmerer, editor of Sister Species, and Speaking Up For Animals joins us to talk about the connections between feminism and animal rights. Also, BC-based activist, artist, and ecofeminist, Fireweed, is with us to talk about putting theory into action!
Recap of Vancouver Animal Advocacy Camp; animals in non-science university education; an interview with Melissa Balfour on the Vancouver Vegan Prom; and a feature interview with Dr. Steven Wise, President of The Nonhuman Rights Project.