Category: Podcasts

Back to School: Interviews with Two Teachers about Animal Advocacy in School Systems, and Zoe Weil of the Institute of Humane Education

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A school feature with interviews with two teachers about animal compassion in the education system. Also, Zoe Weil’s speech on the Humane Education Movement.

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Burning of the Amazon Rainforest, Animal Advocacy Methods, and Dr. Michael Greger’s Continual Contribution to Plant-Based Nutritional Science

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We feature a recent speech by Dr. Michael Greger on the top 15 ways of “how not to die”. He cites scientific evidence on the benefits of eating a plant-based diet.

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Toronto Activists Lock Down Slaughterhouse and Save 4 Lives, and Bryce Casavant on When Bears and Humans Cross Paths in Urban Settings

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A feature interview with former BC Conservation Officer Bryce Casavant on the problems that are faced between humans and bears when they cross paths on their urban living spaces, and an interview with Toronto activist Jenny McQueen on the recent lock down of a slaughterhouse in Toronto.

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Local Filmmaker Exposes Ineffective Animal Testing, and Patricia Kendall’s Ongoing Rezoning For The Animals Campaign

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A feature interview with filmmaker Gary Charbonneau on his upcoming film that dissects the realites of the medical research industry. Plus, Patrica Kendall from “Rezoning For The Animals” joins us once again.

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Dr. Olivia Norfolk on How Keeping Honeybees Harms Wild Pollinators, and 11-Year-Old Omari McQueen on Being the World’s Youngest Vegan CEO

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Pollinator expert Dr. Olivia Norfolk explains how keeping honeybees harms wild bee populations, and what we can do to actually help them. 11-year-old Omari McQueen describes his vegan food business and talks about why he went vegan and how he discovered his passion for cooking.

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