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Episode 33: “‘Can They Suffer?’”

Episode 33: “‘Can They Suffer?’”

Posted on28. Aug, 2010 by Jasmin and Mariann.

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Welcome to episode 33rd podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring Steven M. Wise.

Today, we’re back home in NYC. Mariann’s animal law classes have started, and Jasmin has given up coffee. We also have some exciting announcements from…

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Episode 32: “The squirrel that you kill in jest…”

Episode 32: “The squirrel that you kill in jest…”

Posted on21. Aug, 2010 by Jasmin and Mariann.

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Welcome to the 32nd podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring Carter Dillard.

On today’s episode, we come to you from Sag Harbor, where we’re grateful that we have family right by the beach. Joining us today is animal rights…

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Art for Pitties

Art for Pitties

Posted on19. Aug, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Remember this Call for Artists, for a project entitled Art for Pitties? Well, the artists came and the vision was realized. Now, on Saturday, August 21, 40+ original works of art created by animal-loving artists worldwide, will be…

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Vegan101 Web Show

Vegan101 Web Show

Posted on13. Aug, 2010 by Jasmin.

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As reported by Ecorazzi, actress Joanne Rose has launched a new comedic web show called Vegan101. In it, she takes stereotypes of vegans to the nth degree, lightheartedly poking fun at our lifestyle. Joanne uses humor…

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NAVS “Art for Animals” Winners Announced

NAVS “Art for Animals” Winners Announced

Posted on10. Aug, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Perhaps I’m living under a rock, but I just found out about the National Anti-Vivisection Society‘s Art for Animals contest (not to be confused with our Art of the Animal series). I love that this contest…

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Episode 30: “the patience of the universe…”

Episode 30: “the patience of the universe…”

Posted on07. Aug, 2010 by Jasmin and Mariann.

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Welcome to the 30th podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring Zoe Weil.

In today’s episode, we come to you from the City by the Bay, San Francisco. We’ll start by telling you about our vegan adventures and misadventures, including…

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Time to Chow Down

Time to Chow Down

Posted on06. Aug, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Here’s an activist tool for all of you who like to host screenings. The movie, Chow Down, has finally come out, and I’m ready to bite in. The film follows Charlie — a “devoted husband and father of…

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“No Mercy” — An Art Installation

“No Mercy” — An Art Installation

Posted on02. Aug, 2010 by Jasmin.

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We have recently been turned on to artist and activist Mara Lefebvre, whose current project — “No Mercy” – is an art installation exploring how we treat the animals we eat. According to Mara, “‘No Mercy’ is a…

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Art of the Animal: An Inside Look at Bold Native

Art of the Animal: An Inside Look at Bold Native

Posted on25. Jul, 2010 by Jasmin.

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The new indie film, Bold Native, has grabbed me and won’t let go. The film — a full-length fiction feature — follows an animal liberator, Charlie, who is spearheading a nationwide action and is wanted both by the…

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Episode 28: “Never wear anything that panics the cat.”

Episode 28: “Never wear anything that panics the cat.”

Posted on24. Jul, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Welcome to our 28th podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring Michael Croland from heeb’n’vegan, with cameos by Jasmin’s grandma and mother.

In today’s episode, we give you the low-down on a very special vegan bakery that…

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Artivist Film Festival

Artivist Film Festival

Posted on19. Jul, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Though this year’s deadline for submissions has passed, you should still know about the Artivist Film Festival. With the mission of “raising awareness for humanity, animals, and the environment,” the Artivist Film Festival brings together audiences with filmmakers,…

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Episode 27: “Too late to go back to sleep.”

Episode 27: “Too late to go back to sleep.”

Posted on17. Jul, 2010 by Jasmin and Mariann.

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Welcome to the 27th podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring Dr. Melanie Joy, and with Kyle Knies, as well as Jasmin’s grandma.

On today’s episode, we are coming to you live from Kansas – where we will talk…

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“Fowl Play” Chosen for New York International Film Festival

“Fowl Play” Chosen for New York International Film Festival

Posted on14. Jul, 2010 by Jasmin.

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An animal rights film chosen as an official selection at a major film festival? Yup. And the festival likes the film so much that they decided to put it on the cover of their promo posters and program? Yup yup!…

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Episode 26: “… keep alive his inborn sense of wonder…”

Episode 26: “… keep alive his inborn sense of wonder…”

Posted on10. Jul, 2010 by Jasmin and Mariann.

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Welcome to the 26th podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring an interview with Meena Alagappan of HEART, with special guests Stewart David (Carolina Action for Animals) and Matt Rice (Mercy for Animals).

On today’s show, we begin with a very exciting…

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Episode 25: “…something that must never be lost.”

Episode 25: “…something that must never be lost.”

Posted on03. Jul, 2010 by Jasmin and Mariann.

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Welcome to the 25th podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring Glenn Gaetz and Joanne Chang from Liberation B.C.

In today’s episode, we will share with you a new and exciting activist idea that was gleaned from a workshop at…

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Madison Park Sings Out for Animals

Madison Park Sings Out for Animals

Posted on01. Jul, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Okay, in all honesty, I had never heard of Madison Park before. But then, I’ve prrrrrrrretty much only ever heard of Rufus Wainright and Patti LuPone, so I’m not really your best judge for what’s hot in the…

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Owen Wilson and Woody Harrelson to Star in Animated Feature, “Turkeys”

Owen Wilson and Woody Harrelson to Star in Animated Feature, “Turkeys”

Posted on29. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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According to Hollywood Insider, buddies Owen Wilson and Woody Harrelson are set to be providing the voices for the upcoming film, Turkeys, which is currently in pre-production for Bedrock Studios. Wilson and Harrelson will play — you guessed…

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Episode 24: “Think occasionally…”

Episode 24: “Think occasionally…”

Posted on26. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Welcome to the 24th podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring Josh Hooten and Michelle Schwegmann — owners of Herbivore Clothing.

In today’s episode, I am coming to you from the City of Roses – Portland, Oregon – where I’m…

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Sometimes Art Makes You Cry

Sometimes Art Makes You Cry

Posted on23. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Postbaccalaureate student at Baylor University, Clara Dutton, recently created a breathtaking piece of art that calls attention to the inhumane practice of elephant poaching. Art can move people in mysterious ways, and that’s one thing Dutton is relying on, as…

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

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

Posted on19. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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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…

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Call for Artists: Art for Pitties

Call for Artists: Art for Pitties

Posted on14. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Art for Pitties is a new project being organized by activist Jenith Mateja. The goal of the project is to raise funds and awareness for Even Chance, an all-volunteer San Diego-based nonprofit aiming to re-educate the general public…

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Episode 22: “… committed in the name of rebellion.”

Episode 22: “… committed in the name of rebellion.”

Posted on12. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Welcome to the 22nd podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring Dan Piraro.

In today’s episode, we will start by telling you about our recent trip to Brooklyn, my nose hoop, and our upcoming train trip to…

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For Vegans, By Vegans

For Vegans, By Vegans

Posted on09. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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When I shop, there’s no greater feeling than knowing I’m supporting vegan businesses. (Or thrift stores, but that’s another post altogether.) Combine that with my passion for artistic compassion (the core of our Art of the Animal series) and…

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BP Presents “Killing Nemo”

BP Presents “Killing Nemo”

Posted on07. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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For over a month, PATH (People Protecting Animals and Their Habitats) has been stationed on the Gulf Coast helping with efforts in the wake of the tragic oil spill, a disaster that is going largely ignored by the…

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Episode 21: “Compassion is the foundation of everything positive…”

Episode 21: “Compassion is the foundation of everything positive…”

Posted on05. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin and Mariann.

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Welcome to the 21st podcast episode of Our Hen House, featuring an interview with an undercover investigator.

On today’s show, we’ll discuss the sad loss of Golden Girl — and long-time animal rights activist — Rue McClanahan.

Then, we’ll be…

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Take a Walk on the (Really) Wild Side

Take a Walk on the (Really) Wild Side

Posted on02. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson are not just any ordinary famous couple. These music icons have a place in their hearts for animals, and they have been vocal about their support of certain animal rights issues, including banning the cruel “delicacy”…

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I Left My Art in San Francisco

I Left My Art in San Francisco

Posted on01. Jun, 2010 by Jasmin.

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The first site-based exhibit to be organized for a U.S. national park is now on display in San Francisco, and its focus is animal habitats. Entitled Presidio Habitats, the display includes man-made porcelain owls’ nests, a sculpture recreating…

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