Episode 20: “… Man loved the birds and invented cages.”
Posted on 29. May, 2010 by Jasmin and Mariann in Art of the Animal, Class Act, Grazing in the Grassroots, Legal Eagles, Media Mavens, Money Squawks, Oink, Moo, Woof, Podcast, Reading the Animal
Welcome to the 20th podcast episode of Our Hen House, a place to find our way to change the world for animals. Today’s episode features Brad Goldberg.
Today, we will start by updating you about a very special adoption event where we were overwhelmed with cuteness.
Then, joining us is Brad Goldberg, founder of Animal Welfare Trust and Animal Welfare Advocacy. Brad will talk about the importance of philanthropic grants that benefit animal issues.
Following that, we’ll be joined for a brief update by Kelly Overton from PATH. As the oil hits the Gulf, Kelly – who joins us from New Orleans – will let us know what’s going on down there.
In our news section, we will go over some sad news for animals, which is thankfully getting some mainstream attention: Mercy for Animals’ latest undercover investigation, and a puppy mill report brought to us, shockingly, by the USDA itself.
Finally, we’ll discuss the result of a survey we conducted asking people what they think is the biggest misconception about veganism and how they respond when those misconceptions arise for them.
You can listen to our podcast directly on our blog (below!) or you can subscribe on iTunes. Also, if you like what you hear, please rate it on iTunes, and don’t forget to leave us a friendly comment! Thanks!
Photo: Courtesy of Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary.
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Irma L. Nance
29. May, 2010
I just signed up with Ohioans for Humane Farms which is spearheading a new, citizen-backed ballot initiative to prevent some of the cruelest factory farming practices in Ohio. The measure will require the Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board to adopt certain minimum standards that will prevent animal cruelty, improve health and food safety, support family farms and safeguard the environment throughout the state of Ohio.
Will you join me? Sign-up at http://www.ohiohumane.com.
Jasmin
30. May, 2010
Great job, Irma. Paula Shapiro was on our podcast a few weeks ago speaking about the initiative. Keep fighting the good fight!