Ep.66: Piglet Deaths At Canadian Hog Farm; PETA's Paden talks to Emil Guillermo
Release Date: 05/01/2019
Ep. 132: TeachKind's Free K-12 Empathy Lessons for a Pandemic World
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Lisbet Chiraboga, program manager of TeachKind, talks about how the program provides thousands of K-12 teachers and students the materials to teach kindness and empathy. Programs follow all common core guidelines and are free. Go to PETA.org for more information.
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Ep. 131: Your Vegan Dog
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By going vegan, your dog could save the lives of more than 10,000 animals just by avoiding meat-based dog food. Diana Laverdure-Dunetz, dog nutritionist and owner of the plant-based dog website talks with Emil Guillermo about how veganism can improve your dog's health and well-being.
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Ep. 130: Decapitating Cobras then Drinking their Blood? Ending U.S. Military's Cobra Gold Training
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More than 5,500 U.S. military personnel take part annually in a training in Thailand called "Cobra Gold." There they behead cobras and drink their blood, and do other cruel things to live animals. Emil Guillermo talks with PETA's Shalin Gala about how PETA and listeners can stop the abusive live animal practices.
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Ep.129: Monitoring the Monitors, Flagging Slaughterhouse Abuses
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The USDA monitors slaughterhouses, but most abuses aren't reported to law enforcement. That's why PETA routinely goes over the reviews and flags down egregious cases that no one would know about otherwise. It's the botch stunning of animals, who then go through the line feeling pain. PETA's Colin Henstock talks to Emil Guillermo.
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Ep.128: PETA's "Test Subjects" Winning Hearts and Minds
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PETA's "Test Subjects," a documentary about how three scientists left traditional vivisection jobs in order to save the animals, is winning hearts and minds since its release late last year. This month, it was nominated for Best Documentary short at the Lancaster International Short Film Festival
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EP. 127: Monkeys in Thailand Abused by Coconut Milk Industry
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Monkeys are being forced to harvest coconuts in Thailands $400 million dollar industry, according to a PETA video investigation. Jason Baker, VP PETA Asia talks to Emil Guillermo about how the monkeys may have been exploited in the production of your coconut milk and other products.
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Ep.126: PETA Exposes--Monkey Conditions at NIH-funded Labs
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Ep.125: PETA Investigates--The Royal Cruelty of Pigeon Racing
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After a major investigation, PETA has asked the Queen of England to end her patronage of pigeon racing. All eight of her birds sent to the South African Million Dollar Pigeon Race died. PETA has been investigating pigeon racing since 2010. Hannah Schein, PETA's Senior Director of Investigations, talks to Emil Guillermo about the deadly "sport."
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Ep.124: PETA's Dan Mathews on George Floyd's Funeral, Gay Rights, Animal Rights
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PETA Sr.VP Dan Mathews talks about how the nation is clamoring for change after the death of George Floyd. Mathews attended Floyd's family memorial recently and talks about the importance of "cross-pollinating" the various social justice movements. Mathews talks about how gay rights and animal rights are in sync with the racial justice movement and the fight against oppression.
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EP. 123: On Animal Rights and Black Lives, One PETA Activist's View
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Zachary Toliver is an animal rights activist and an online producer for PETA. But as an African American, he's just as passionate about the current fight for social justice in the United States. He talks about his essay on PETA.org,
info_outlineDan Paden, evidence analyst with PETA Investigations, talks to Emil Guillermo about new video exposing cruel birthing cages that result in dead piglets at a major Canadian hog farm.
If you aren't already, you'll want to go vegan.
Take action. Contact the hog farms.
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