Episode 23 – “…I shall not live in vain.”

Episode 23 – “…I shall not live in vain.”

Posted on 19. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin 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 23rd podcast episode of Our Hen House – a place to find our way to change the world for animals – featuring Eastern Shore Sanctuary’s Miriam Jones and Aram Polster.

On today’s show, we are podcasting from Vermont – where we are visiting Eastern Shore Sanctuary and all of the beautiful rescued beings who inhabit it. Joining us today will be the amazing folks who run the sanctuary, Miriam Jones – who is also the co-founder – and Aram Polster. Miriam and Aram will let us in on what sanctuary life is really like, including lending their advice to people who might wish to run their own sanctuary someday, and sharing their thoughts on the connections between the exploitation inherent in the dairy and egg industries with feminist theory.

In our news section, we will discuss a Washington Post article asking the question: “Do Animals Have Rights?” We’ll also talk about an article in the New York Times Magazine making the connection between violence to animals and violence to humans, but leaving out one crucial fact. Then we’ll discuss the Humane Society of the United States’ complaint about an Indiana egg company.

Finally, we will go over our most recent Facebook survey, which asked: Who are your favorite vegan celebrities?

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 the Eastern Shore Sanctuary

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3 Responses to “Episode 23 – “…I shall not live in vain.””

  1. Susan Rooker

    19. Jun, 2010

    Great show from VT! I appreciate blending of news, & candid personal stories with your facebook surveys! Have fun in (the other) Portland…

  2. Mariann

    23. Jun, 2010

    Thanks so much, Susan. We had a great time in Vermont. Hope things are going well in your Portland.

  3. Jasmin

    02. Jul, 2010

    yes, thank you, susan!

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