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.
This week we talk with Nicole from Vegan Prom YVR about the preparations she and crew have underway for the first every Vegan Prom in Vancouver, and in our feature interview, we talk to Naomi Rose, marine mammal biologist and Senior Scientist with the Humane Society International about the upcoming 63rd Annual International Whaling Commission.
An interview with Karen Duncan of the Vancouver Orphan Kitten Rescue Association, plus a feature interview with Debra Probert of the Vancouver Humane Society on the cruelties of the rodeo.
Jenna McDavid tells us about the Vegan Pen Pal Project she started, and Lindsay O’Donnell of the Wake Project fame joins us for a discussion on alternatives to fishing as a way to spend Father’s Day – we’ll give you some cruelty-free alternatives instead!
A review of the Raw Foundation’s class “Intro to Raw: 5 Ingredients and 5 Minutes”; Fur Tails, Feather Earrings… What’s So Hip About Cruelty?; and a feature interview with chef and nutritionist Janice Skoreyko on the cruelty-free raw vegan diet and lifestyle.
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.