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Join us for our extended conversation, from episode 680, with Shannon Falconer, CEO and co-founder of Because Animals. Shannon tells us why she believes making real meat options available (hold the animal suffering) is the best way to change animal agriculture. She also shares why she considered leaving science at one point and what gives her hope (or not). You won’t…-
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We are so grateful to Linda Ncube, our guest from episode 679 and founder of Humane Africa Trust, for staying on the line with us for this extra special chat. Linda shares a bit more about growing up in Zimbabwe and explains her view on human and non-human equality. She then gives us details about her children and their life pursuits,… -
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For your bonus content this week, we stayed on the line with Christine Benson, our guest from episode 678 and author of Marrying Myself. Christine talks about her path to writing, which took her from doubt, through law school, and into self-discovery. We also find out how she manages to balance a “live and let live” mentality with her activism and… -
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We are overjoyed that Nabaasa Innocent Kashobera, our guest on episode 677, stayed on the line with us for an extended chat. First Nabaasa discusses the particular animals she formed a special bond with in her youth that led her to her current path. Then she shares more about the road that she took to get where she is in her… -
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This week we are so thrilled to bring you an extended conversation with Camille DeAngelis, author of Bones and All, who joined us on episode 676. Camille talks growing up in New Jersey and the process of transformation, both creative and personal. The author also digs into the world-changing potential she sees in middle-grade fiction that causes her to focus in… -
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We are so grateful to have Ryuji Chua, our guest from episode 675, stay on the line with us for this week’s bonus content. Ryuji shares more about his background in film, reminds us that our individual messages will never be for everyone and also explains why he leaves the word sentience out of his activism. You don’t want to miss… -
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This week we keep the conversation going with activist Nirva Patel, who joined us on episode 674. Listen in as Nirva shares how she helps her children navigate the world while maintaining their compassion, talks about her (mis)adventures collecting signatures for a petition outside of her local dump and recounts a moving story about her most compassionate role model- her father.… -
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Join us this week for our extended conversation with author and professor of Environmental Studies Peter Alagona, who was our guest on episode 673. Peter digs further into other animals that are succeeding in our urban ecosystems, including the remarkable, and much maligned, coyote. Then, we get into how settler colonialism and white supremacy are oftentimes the cornerstone to conflicts between… -
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This week we stay on the line with artist and activist Weronika Kolinska, who joined us on episode 672, for our bonus content. Weronika gives us the scoop on Amsterdam’s vegan scene, shares some of the traditional Polish foods she grew up eating and tells us of her friendly competition to veganize a food that seems wholly unveganizable! Join us in… -
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Listen in on this week’s bonus conversation with the amazing Altamush Saeed who is changing the face of social activism in Pakistan and was our guest on episode 671. Altamush shares how he got involved in social justice and how the arrival of a stray cat at his door introduced him to animal issues. He also shares the incredible story of… -
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This week we are joined by Liz Ross, founder of Rethink Your Food and our guest from episode 670, for a bonus conversation. First, Liz explains what the heck agro-ecology even is. Then she also touches on speciesism in the food justice movement and discusses her thoughts on having conversations around domination in traditions. You don’t want to miss this insight!… -
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This week’s bonus content brings further thoughts from Karthik Sekar, our guest on episode 669 and the author of After Meat. Listen in as Karthik talks about why it’s important to be an exemplary vegan out in the world, the difference every minute can make when shifting to a vegan world, and the greatest change we can make to improve and… -
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Lisa Dumas, our guest from episode 668 and founder of Black, Brown, and Divers Plant-Based People for Equity, stayed on with us to dive a bit further into her life for this week’s bonus content. Lisa talks about growing up with an international family, finding veganism and why she thinks Black veganism is growing so quickly. Don’t miss it! Join us… -
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This week we are joined by German-born artist Hartmut Kiewert, our guest from episode 667. Listen in as Hartmut shares why he believes it is unfair to expect the next generation to change the world as well as his journey to rediscovering critical thinking as it relates to animals. We hope you love it as much as we do! Head to… -
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This week’s bonus content comes from episode 666 with Jessica Bridgers and James Yeates of The World Federation for Animals (WFA)! They join us to continue the riveting conversation about international collaboration, providing insights about recognizing the importance of the movement coming together, ways in which technology has helped the process, and more. Check it out! Click on over to the… -
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We were so honored to be joined on episode 665 by the incredible mother and daughter activist duo Zoe & Sherstin Rosenberg and are equally as thrilled to bring you this bonus content! First we hear from Sherstin about Happy Hen‘s dip into the world of NFTs through a chicken’s art. Then, we hear from both activists how they hold onto… -
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Join us for this week’s bonus track featuring award-winning journalist Marina Bolotnikova, our guest on episode 664. Listen in as Marina tells us what she would really like to write about next, shares her opinion on religious views of human supremacy and attempts to answer the question, “Why do good people continue to eat animals?” You don’t want to miss it!… -
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Listen in this week as we hear a little bit more from Torre Washington who joined us on episode 663. Torre discusses his love of the simple vegetable, gives us the scoop on how his calorie intake shifts according to his competition schedule and shares his experience of advocating for the animals as a bodybuilder. Join us in the flock Facebook… -
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Join us for this moving bonus clip from our interview with Amy Luebbert of VegLife DesMoines from episode 662. Listen in as Amy explains how meeting one person changed her life trajectory, talks about connecting the dots between social norms and white supremacy, and shares how the murder of Michael Brown touched her spirit and urged her to continue working for… -
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This week’s bonus content from episode 661 takes a turn away from state and county fairs to discuss other happenings with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary and some of their employees and volunteers. First, Hervé shares his experience traveling to help not only the people of Ukraine, but also animals injured by the war. Then Rachel fills us in about Molly of Great… -
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This week for episode 660 we were joined by the incomparable Tamara Human of Every Animal, a vegan advocacy organization in Ukraine. We are thrilled that Tamara was able to talk to the flock about her discovery of veganism, which was sparked by undercover footage of pigs. Tamara also discusses the journey the organization has taken to find the right form… -
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This week’s bonus content from episode 659 with karol orzechowski gives us a sneak peek into upcoming image content from Faunalytics. We also hear from karol about where he finds hope in the current state of things and he shares how you can view his film Maximum Tolerated Dose. We can’t wait for you to hear it! Click on over to… -
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We are back again with more amazing bonus content! Check out the extra conversation from episode 658 with Andrew Rowan, DPhil in which he talks about the changes he has seen take place over his 40+ year career, how attitude changes toward animal care have applied to farmed animals, and centering the climate crisis to encourage people to adopt plant-exclusive diets.… -
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Tune into this week’s bonus content from episode 657 with founder of Apex Advocacy Christopher Soul Eubanks. Christopher gives us a glimpse into his youth, connecting the dots between veganism and other social justice movements and his mission-affirming experience of meeting a full grown adult pig for the very first time. You don’t want to miss this! Let us know what you think about this content, recent… -
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Check out the discussion in the bonus clip from episode 656 with veterinarian and researcher Andrew Knight. Andrew tells us about his experiences growing up and becoming a veterinarian. He then shares what activity is his outlet for relaxing and avoiding activist burnout. You don’t want to miss this! Let us know what you think about this content, recent episodes and guests. Or… -
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Join us for this week’s bonus clip from episode 655 where we discussed the upcoming documentary Coextinction with Gloria Pancrazi and Michael Bronner. Listen in as Gloria tells us about being influenced by other documentary films such as Blackfish, Michael clues us in to Dr. Bronner’s support of marine permaculture and they discuss the role of climate change in the survival of… -
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We cannot wait for you to hear this week’s bonus from episode 654 with the absolutely unstoppable force for good that is Jack Lekishon. In this exclusive content Jack opens up about his experience growing up, how he (accidentally) found his passion in environmental conservation and his efforts to save overworked donkeys in The Maasai Mara. Check it out! *This week… -
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This week we are bringing you a bonus chat from episode 653 with Monica Engebretson of Cruelty Free International. Listen in as Monica shares more about why animal issues have bipartisan support, how states can inform federal policy and the attempt to eliminate second species toxicity testing. Join us and get informed! Let us know what you think of this bonus… -
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Join us for bonus content from episode 652 with Jane Velez-Mitchell of UnchainedTV as we get a little more personal. Jane tells us all about her perennial love of a good argument, what it was like growing up with (and coming out to) creative parents, and just how it was that she was able to get animal rights stories on network… -
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This week’s bonus content brings you readings by Linnea Ryshke, who joined us on episode 651 to talk about her work. Listen in as Linnea reads the three pieces Her, She and He from her poetry book Kindling and then treats us to an additional piece mentioned in the main episode entitled For You from her work Bone Stones: Relics of Our Wreckage. Don’t forget to share your thoughts… -
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The extension of our conversation from episode 650 with vegan wordsmith Zach Sherwin brings us insight into the inner workings of wordplay, tells us how rap influences Zach’s work and we find out the specific combination of words that finally convinced him to ditch dairy. Join us for this delightful bonus episode! Let us know your thoughts by posting to the flock… -
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This week’s bonus from episode 649 brings you a reading by Eva Haifa Giraud from her most recent book Veganism: Politics, Practice and Theory. The book grapples with the ethical, political, cultural and social changes that are happening along with the rise in popularity of plant-based capitalism, especially as it is in the UK. Enjoy this excerpt from the introduction as… -
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Join us for this thought-provoking bonus clip from episode 648 in which Christopher Sebastian reveals both his dream and nightmare hypothetical speaking gigs and provides tips for tailoring presentations to your audience in order to be most effective. Christopher also speaks on the fact that activists should be prepared to work at deprogramming the misinformation people have been hearing their entire… -
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In this week’s bonus clip for episode 647 A.E. Copenhaver treats us to a reading from her book My Days of Dark Green Euphoria. Get an introduction to Cara, a 30-something year old woman who is crippled with eco-anxiety and climate grief who becomes obsessed with another character who is her complete opposite. Enjoy a glimpse into this brilliant eco- and vegan-friendly work… -
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In this week’s bonus chat from episode 646 with Ecoflix founder and philanthropist David Casselman, we dig into how David became involved animal issues through his legal career and his shift into using media to help animals. We wrap up this inspiring conversation with David sharing his hope for the future of the planet and all of us who inhabit it. Get… -
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This week’s bonus content from episode 645 is here to bring you a Dash of hope straight from Uganda. Dash Meizler of the Podrska Foundation continues to wow us with his enlightened views on marrying the fight for human and animal rights. He also clues us in to the reason he received the nickname Dash and shares the very big plans for the future… -
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Join us for this week’s bonus where we further the conversation from episode 644 with Gwendolyn Church of Friends of Philip Fish Sanctuary. In this meaningful discussion Gwendolyn talks bringing farmed fish into the farmed animal conversation, plans for expanding the sanctuary, and how the word fishes help to emphasize the individuality of these remarkable beings. You won’t want to miss… -
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This week’s bonus clip from episode 643 with Mamta Valderrama has us digging further into Jain beliefs. Mamta also dishes out some advice for getting started with a career in animal protection and discusses helping animal farmers transition to plant-based farming. You definitely want to check this out! Tell us what you think about this bonus content or recent podcast guests over… -
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Join us for this moving bonus segment with Danielle Hanosh, our guest on episode 642. Danielle shares details about her powerful book The Other Side. Inspired by all of the animals who have been lost, this book was written to help the humans left behind find comfort in what may be waiting on the other side of the rainbow bridge. She also touches on… -
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This week we bring you a continuation of the fascinating conversation from episode 641 with Dr. Christopher Carter that touches on everything from the importance of eating practices to the carrying on of ancestral legacies through more healthful translations of traditional recipes. This bonus track will have us all wanting to join Dr Carter in reclaiming the kitchen as a sacred space.… -
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This week’s bonus content from episode 640 brings the moving story of how librarian and artist Stacy Russo learned to let go of expectations through the adoption of a rescue dog. Stacy also shares how she discovered zines as a form of art and activism and how she finds hope in creativity. You won’t want to miss this heartfelt conversation! We… -
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In this week’s bonus content for episode 639 we are joined by Gemunu De Silva for an extended chat about his investigative work. Gem talks more about getting into (and out of) dangerous situations, creating videos for different audiences and the his newest project. You won’t want to miss it! We love hearing from you! Head on over to the flock… -
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Join us for episode 638‘s bonus chat with LoriKim Alexander. This week, LoriKim continues giving us a peek into her awe-inspiring work and thought processes. Hear a further discussion of the work of The North Bronx Collective and of the power of believing the change we are working for will come. You won’t want to miss this inspiring conversation. We would… -
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In this week’s bonus content from episode 637, Dr Hope Ferdowsian joins us to share an excerpt from the introduction of her book Phoenix Zones: Where Strength Is Born and Resilience Lives. Phoenix Zones combines stories of survivors with the latest science on resilience to help us understand the link between violence against people and animals and the biological foundations of recovery, peace… -
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In this week’s bonus content from episode 636, the conversation really gets cooking with Rob Nipe and Nora Rubel of Grass Fed, Rochester’s all vegan butcher shop. Rob & Nora dig into hanging onto hope, veganizing meaningful recipes and vegan cottage cheese! Give it a listen! We love hearing from you! Get in touch with us to share your thoughts on… -
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Check out this bonus content from episode 635 featuring Joan E. Schaffner, JD and Rajesh K. Reddy, JD, founding members of the lawyers for the Convention on Animal Protection (CAP). This (at times baffling) conversation includes discussion about the One Health paradigm, the lack of consideration for zoonotic diseases by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the shadow pandemic we aren’t talking… -
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In this week’s bonus track we extend the conversation from episode 634 with powerhouse total liberation activist Eloísa Trinidad. Eloísa digs into the advice she would give her childhood self, practicing self care as self liberation, and the importance of honoring emotions while channeling them to support your work. You do not want to miss this! We value your opinions! Let… -
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This week we continue the conversation from episode 633 with Rachel Dreskin, CEO of both the Plant Based Foods Association (PBFA) and their sister nonprofit the Plant Based Foods Institute (PBFI). In this bonus track, Rachel talks about the PBFI’s initiatives, including research and partnerships to realize a transformation of our food system. Check it out! We would love to know what… -
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Join us for this week’s bonus conversation from episode 632 with David van Beveren of Vegan Hacktivists. David shares some insight into the challenges of quantifying effectiveness, the momentum of the movement and the diversity of opinions in animal rights activism. Give it a listen! We would love to hear your opinions on this bonus content, the main episode and anything… -
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This week’s bonus content has arrived! Check out an extension of the conversation from episode 631 with Aline Silva of CreatureKind. Aline talks leading congregations, waking up to animal issues, and Afro-Indigenous religious expression. Join us! Get squawking with us about this bonus content, the full episode or what’s going on in your life over in the flock Facebook group. Thank… -
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This week’s bonus content is a continuation of our conversation from episode 630 with human and animal rights activist Richa Mehta. Richa shares more about becoming vegan, reminding yourself to be patient, the hope of seeing a vegan world and more. We hope you’ll join us! Let us know what you think about this bonus episode, thoughts on content you’d like… -
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We can’t wait to share this week’s bonus content from episode 629 featuring professor and author Jeff Sebo! In this intriguing conversation, Jeff talks us through the joy of teaching, the importance of keeping an open mind and the convergence of utilitarian and rights theories. Check it out and let us know what you think of this bonus interview, what you’d… -
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Join us for this introspective bonus interview from episode 628 with world-changer PJ Nyman! They will delve into inherent childhood compassion for animals, the path to vegetarian and veganism, and the necessity of hope. Witness a beautiful new friendship between Jasmin & PJ blossoming in real time! Engage in the discussion about this episode, future bonus content or anything else you’d… -
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We are so thrilled to share this week’s bonus from episode 627 with media maven Rachel Krantz! In this flock-only content, Rachel touches on her experiences growing up, the importance of sharing vegan content online and what “no mud, no lotus” means to her. You won’t want to miss it! Engage in the discussion about this episode, future bonus content or… -
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This week’s bonus content is from episode 626 with investigator, press coordinator, and an animal rights activist extraordinaire, Matt Johnson of Direct Action Everywhere (DxE). In this enlightening conversation, Matt talks about what it’s like to be a DxE activist, shares what he was like as a kid, and so much more. Tune in! Leave us your thoughts on this clip,… -
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Click here to play this week’s bonus interview! This week’s bonus content comes from episode 625 featuring inspiring activists Anita Krajnc and Nicola Harris for a conversation you don’t want to miss! Anita is the co-founder of Animal Save Movement and Nicola serves as the nonprofit’s Director of Communications. Among the many interesting topics they touch on in this exclusive interview,… -
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For this week’s bonus content, we continue the intriguing conversation from episode 624 with Father Massimo da Qumran of the Sacred Order of the Hesychasts of San Giovanni Climaco, a spiritual community with residences near Milan and Florence. In this exclusive interview, Father Massimo shares his background, talks about how he relates to different animals, explains what is is like to… -
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We can’t wait to share this week’s bonus interview from episode 623 with the trailblazing Monica Chen! In this riveting conversation, Monica tells us about stepping into the role of Executive Director of Factory Farming Awareness Coalition (FFAC), discusses her work in other areas, shares what gives her hope, and so much more. Leave us your thoughts on this clip, and… -
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This week’s bonus is from episode 622 with John Lewis and Keegan Kuhn, the brilliant filmmakers behind the new documentary, They’re Trying to Kill Us. In this exclusive bonus interview, John and Keegan get personal, telling us all about their backgrounds, talking about hope, and so much more. Leave us your thoughts on this clip, and anything else you’d like to… -
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This week’s bonus is from episode 621 featuring vegan change agent, award-winning public health nutritionist, speaker, and best-selling author, Tracye McQuirter, MPH! Definitely tune into this intriguing conversation where Tracye talks about her background, journey to veganism, favorite meals, and so much more. Don’t miss it! Leave us your thoughts on this clip, and anything else you’d like to see as…
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