Ep. 447: The March To End Cruelty At Marshall Bio Resources
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PETA VP Dr.Alka Chandna--in conversation with host Emil Guillermo--talks about what she saw and said at the March and Rally. Also discussed is what you can do now to end the cruel dog breeding at Marshall Farms in upstate New York.
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Ep. 446: U.S. Acknowledges PETA Victory Over Animal Experimenter at Harvard
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The Depart of Health and Human Services acknowledged PETA's victory over the baby monkey experiments of Dr. Margaret Livingstone at Harvard. How cruel were the experiments? Listen to this reprise of the PETA Podcast.
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Ep. 445: PETA Reads: "Out of Sight.." Seeing and Exposing America's Animal Cruelty
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Gail Eisnitz is an author and an undercover investigator. Her book is "Out of Sight, An Undercover Investigator's Fight for Animal Rights, and her Own Survival." She talks with Emil Guillermo.
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Ep.444: The Cruelty to Camels In the Land of the Pyramids
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How camels are treated and abused for the tourists in Egypt will make you sick. Emil Guillermo talks with PETA-Asia's Jason Baker in this reprise of The PETA Podcast Go to PETA.org for more.
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Ep. 443: The Monkey Problem at the University of Minnesota
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Screws into a monkey's skull with little to no pain relief? One researcher's cruel experiments end. Two others must end as well at the labs of University of Minnesota. Take action now. .
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Ep. 442: PETA On The Wild Horse Problem
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Protecting the wild mustangs of the West is back in the news. But it didn't start with the Trump administration. More than loopholes, the issue involves competition over federal lands where cattle ranchers have trumped the horses, Native Americans, and animal activists. Kathy Guillermo, PETA Sr. VP discusses one way to solve the problem.
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Ep. 441: Back From Obesity: A Vegan's Tale
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How a vegan turned to a No-Oil diet and reversed her diabetes in this reprise of the PETA Podcast. See more about
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Ep. 440: Suing Petland Over Dogs Bred For Money and Illness
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You know about breathing impaired breeds like pugs, bred for looks that beget health issues. And then there are King Charles Cavalier Spaniels. One St. Louis woman is now suing Petland because she doesn't feel she was adequately warned she was buying a dog doomed to illness. The PETA Podcast PETA, the world's largest animal rights organization, is ten million strong and growing. Hosted by Emil Guillermo. Music provided by CarbonWorks. Please subscribe, rate, and review wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening to THE PETA PODCAST! © PETA, All rights...
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Ep. 439: Stop Marshall Farms: End Suffering for Thousands of Animals
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PETA and other activists are targetting Marshall Farms in New York for how it breeds and supplies thousands of dogs and other animals for cruel laboratory research. Dr. Alka Chandna, PETA VP talks with Emil Guillermo about the upcoming march in New York, and how you can help now. Go to PETA.org for more. The PETA Podcast PETA, the world's largest animal rights organization, is ten million strong and growing. Hosted by Emil Guillermo. Music provided by CarbonWorks. Please subscribe, rate, and review wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening to THE PETA...
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Ep. 438: More than Animal rights, "Etna" by Paul Yoon gives animals voice.
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Paul Yoon's "Etna" is a novel told in first dog/first person narrative form. They are all survivors making a life in a post-war-apocalyptic age. Could "Etna" be the dog story of our time, one that goes beyond animal rights, and addresses animal voice? And his guide as he wrote it was always his 12-year-old dog Oscar. Emil Guillermo talks with author Paul Yoon about balancing the dog world and the human world in a book about both.
info_outlineEmil Guillermo talks with PETA's senior litigation counsel, Martina Bernstein about the history of the possum drop in Brasstown and Andrews, North Carolina, and how the Norrth Carolina state legislature was used by event organizers to justify animal cruelty.
PETA has offered alternatives to a live possum, including this year. No word back from the possum drop organizers.
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