Feature interview with Sorelle Saidman of Rabbitats, as well as discussion of a recent study on the benefits of vegan diets to the environment and human health.
The Easter Show: Rabbit Rescue, and the Global Impact of Vegan Diets
Author: Elyse
Animals as Persons: The Animal Charter of Rights and Freedoms
This episode features an interview with Anna Pippus, Director of Farmed Animal Advocacy for the Animal Justice Canada Legislative Fund, on nonhuman personhood and the Animal Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Marc Ching, Rescuer of Dogs From the Meat Trade in Asia; and “Vancouver Aquarium Uncovered” Filmmaker Gary Charbonneau Responds to Lawsuit Allegations
Animal rescuer tells his story of saving tortured dogs from the meat trade in Asia, “Vancouver Aquarium Uncovered” filmmaker Gary Charbonneau responds to lawsuit allegations against him by the Vancouver Aquarium, and March 1st is National Pig Day!
Chocolate and Chalking: Making a Difference
Discussion on ethical issues in the chocolate industry, and an interview with James de Alto of the Vegan Chalk Challenge.
The Truth About Wool (and B12 Too!)
Helpful information about Vitamin B12 for vegans, followed by an in-depth look at the truth about how wool is farmed.
World Vegan Day: Colleen Patrick-Goudreau
For our World Vegan Day show, we feature an interview with vegan author and speaker extraordinaire Colleen Patrick-Goudreau. We discuss resources that can help anyone to go and stay vegan, as well as how human superstitions can have a tragic impact on certain animals, particularly around Halloween.
Charles Clover, The End of the Line: How Overfishing Is Changing the World and What We Eat; & Nadia Masoudi, Animal Freedom Day and the film Don’t Eat Me
In this episode, we discuss the overfishing film The End of the Line; feature an interview with investigative journalist Charles Clover, author of the book “The End of the Line: How Overfishing is Changing the World and What We Eat” and a key character in the film by the same name; and we catch up with 19 year old activist Nadia Masoudi on her plans for this year’s Animal Freedom Day and launch of her new film Don’t Eat Me.
Animal Rights National Conference preview, Bear Safety While Camping, & Review of the Film Eco-Pirate
For all the bears out there more menacing than the one at left, we talk to Tom Saare from the Rivers Institute about how to keep safe in the woods. Alison reviews Eco Pirate: The Story of Paul Watson, & we find out what to expect at the Animal Rights National Conference in LA.
Jodey Castricano, Critical Animal Studies, & Top AR Film Recommendations – Part I
A review of Vegan Pizza House; Top Animal Rights Film Recommendations – Part I; and a feature interview with Dr. Jodey Castricano on her Critical Animal Studies course.