Episode 308: Donny Moss on NYBC’s Liberian Chimps, Review of “Of Dogs & Men” by Kevin Schneider

Welcome to the 308th episode of Our Hen House, featuring Donny Moss, a review of Of Dogs and Men by Kevin Schneider, and a special appearance by Eric Milano. As always, the award-winning, weekly Our Hen House podcast is hosted by us — Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan. 
On today’s episode, we welcome special guest — and OHH’s own beloved sound guy — Eric Milano to squawk about the incredible new vegan egg from Follow Your Heart.
Our feature interview today is with Their Turn founder Donny Moss, who will fill us in on the latest from the campaign to get the New York Blood Center to re-institute funding to take care of the Liberian chimps on whom they experimented.
Then, we’ll be joined by the Nonhuman Rights Project‘s Kevin Schneider, who will give us his take on the documentary film Of Dogs and Men.
All that, vegan banter, and of course, current events from the world of animal rights. There’s lots of “Rising Anxieties” today, too, so hold onto your tofu!
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The Our Hen House theme song is written and sung by the incredible Michael Harren. Special thanks to OHH Media Coordinator Alessandra Seiter for acting as the Associate Producer of the Our Hen House podcast, and huge props to OHH’s Director of Operations, Anne Green, and to our audio editor, Eric Milano, of Love Loft Studios.
Let’s get squawking!