A feature interview with Jevranne Martel, the Canada Outreach Co-ordinator from Vegan Outreach. Plus an interview with Kathy Powelson of the Paws for Hope Animal Foundation on their “Roxy’s Relief” program to help companion animals and their guardians facing homelessness. Also, we discuss gentrification in Vancouver’s low-income areas, and how vegan businesses can help.
A feature interview with animal rights lawyer Anna Pippus on proposed amendments to update Canada’s inadequate transport laws for farmed animals to the slaughterhouse, plus we discuss tips and strategies on How To Speak To People About Fur. Also, seal meat is now on a Vancouver menu!
Meet two Vancouverites pledging to go vegan this year!
How vegans deal with non-vegan family at Christmas, and interviews with 2 vegan authors of children’s books.
A feature interview with Fern Levitt, Director of the film “Sled Dogs”, plus Superfun Vegan Cooking for the Holidays with Isa Chandra Moskowitz!
December 10th is Int’l Human Rights Day. We feature an interview with animal suspense novelist Robin Lamont, who brings themes of animal rights and human rights into her books. Also, an interview with Annelise Sorg of No Whales in Captivity on the latest happenings with the Vancouver Aquarium. Plus, we discuss how human rights are animal rights.
A feature interview with Robert Grillo on his new book “Farm to Fable: The Fictions of Our Animal-Consuming Culture”, plus an interview with Leora Eisen, film director of the documentary “Think Like An Animal”. Also, an update on the Vancouver Aquarium, in light of their 2 recent beluga deaths.
The farm which has supplied the White House with Thanksgiving turkeys for over 50 years is the latest target of an investigation which reveals that the “humane” farm is anything but. Also, join us for a talk with Carrie Bedesky, who is new to vegetarianism and hopefully, on her way to a vegan lifestyle.
Television host and animal rights activist Marco Antonio Regil tells us about animal rights issue in Mexico and in the Latino community. Plus, we discuss Speciesism and Language. And Alison tells us about her animal adventures in Hawaii!
