Episode 31: “…such a wonder that I think I’ll stay in bed.”
Posted on 14. Aug, 2010 by Jasmin and Mariann in Podcast
Welcome to the 31st podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring David Cassuto.
On today’s episode, we come to you from Big Sur, California where we are searching for good food, breathless from the scenery, and trying to weed out an offensive word from Jasmin’s vocabulary.
Joining us today is animal and environmental lawyer, David Cassuto, who will talk to us about some of the intersections between those overlapping areas.
In our review section, Kyle Knies – a California boy himself – will give us the skinny on faux gras (and we really mean faux gras).
All that, some vegan banter, and of course, current events from the world of animal rights.
This week’s news items include:
- “Inside the Minds of Animals” – Time Magazine
- “Farmers Lean to Truce on Animals’ Close Quarters” – The New York Times
“California, California… such a wonder that I think I’ll stay in bed.” –Rufus Wainwright
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