New episode out now! ✨ What does Buddhism actually say about animals — and why does it so rarely translate into practice? Mariann talks with Andrea Diaz of @dharmavoices4animals about the global effort to bring Buddhist compassion to the dinner table, the surprising resistance they face in American communities, and how bearing witness to animal suffering can lead you all the way to meditation and mindfulness. This one is for the Buddhists, the vegans, the advocates, and anyone searching for a little more peace. Listen on your fav podcatcher, watch on our YouTube, or check out the link in our bio! #Buddhism #AnimalRights #Vegan #Compassion #PlantBased AnimalAdvocacy

What does it take to end animal experimentation? Lindsey Soffes of @rise_foranimals breaks it down — from the science, to the Ridglan rescue, to what’s actually changing in Washington. This conversation is one you don’t want to miss. 🐕🔬 New episode out now! Listen on your fav podcatcher, watch on our YouTube, or check out the link in our bio! #AnimalRights #EndAnimalTesting #Ridglan #VeganPodcast #AnimalLiberation

Wenn Ihr Lust habt, mal einen unterhaltsamen Krimi mit einer Menge sympathischer Schafe zu lesen: Von Leonie Swann gibt es jetzt den dritten Band der Glenkill-Reihe zu lesen, nämlich "Widdersehen". Eine Besprechung von mir, inklusive ein paar tierethischen Reflexionen, findet Ihr in der aktuellen Folge meines Podcasts "Tierethik weiterdenken", auf allen üblichen Plattformen, ab ca. Minute 51.

If you only do ONE thing for animals this year, make it this. 🐾 Call the Congressional switchboard at 202-224-3121 and say: “I want my senator to vote NO on the Farm Bill if it includes the Save Our Bacon Act.” Millions of animals depend on it. Your voice matters — one call is all it takes. Listen on your fav podcatcher, watch on our YouTube, or check out the link in our bio! #AnimalRights #FarmBill #AnimalAdvocacy #TakeAction

New episode of Rising Anxieties is live! ✨ This week’s ep is one you don’t want to miss — Mariann is covering stories that are equal parts infuriating and eye-opening. Trust us, your jaw will drop at least once. Listen on your fav podcatcher, watch on our YouTube, or check out the link in our bio!

On the latest episode of Knowing Animals, I speak to Nathan Poirier about his co-edited @lanternpm collection Exploring Topics in Non/Human Coexistence: Passion, Praxis, and Presence, especially his chapter on veganarchafeminism. The episode is available in all the usual podcast places! #veganism #anarchism #criticalanimalstudies #animalstudies #lanternpublishingandmedia

Life, love, community, care... These matter for all of us in more or less the same ways | Philosopher and artist Eva Meijer on Sentientism episode 245 (Find our full conversation on the Sentientism YT and Podcast).

In this highlight, Rosa questions whether zoos could be thought of as “living collections” that objectifying animals in ways that are similar to the animal objects one finds in a museum or archive. She considers the internet sensation Moo Deng and asks whether her fame has achieved much in the way of the conservation goals for pygmy hippos. Listen to/Read the full animal highlight here: /post/living-collections-and-the-moo-deng-phenomenon

It’s May Day and episode 34 of @thinklikeavegan is live. I’m joined by brothers Vasile @professional.vegan and James Stănescu to deconstruct the common yet charged concept of “invasive species.” Moving beyond a simplified view of nature, we explore how the rhetoric of “invasion ecology” creates a violent foundation justifying perpetual war against certain animals. Drawing from their contributions to the critical book, The Ethics and Rhetoric of Invasion Ecology, James and Vasile unpack the real-world consequences of this ideology. Vasile illustrates the cyclical failure of “management,” where killing one species leads to an explosion in another, forcing us to ask: why must nature be violated in order to protect it? James, one of the book’s editors, examines the militarised language and apocalyptic tone used to describe non-native species, which in turn dictates a response of total eradication—a hyperbolic reaction to hyperbolic communication. This episode challenges the sanitised ideal of a pristine wilderness and delves into the ethical costs of this worldview for both human and non-human animals. Tune in for a deep dive into the intersection of language, ecology, and animal liberation. 👉 Listen wherever you stream podcasts and on YouTube. Buy the book Think Like a Vegan from your favourite bookseller, listen on audiobook or ask your library to carry it Music: @mossieur_veganburger Graphics: @kippysnacks Production: @bloodyvegansproductions TLAV is part of the @iroar_network of animal-related podcasts

Es wird noch politischer als sonst schon, in meiner neuesten Podcastfolge von Tierethik Weiterdenken. Sie ist überall zu hören, wo es Podcasts gibt! 🎉😊

Rosa returns to feathers in this episode, this time to discuss the infamous 2009 “feather heist”, in which Edwin Rist stole an invaluable collection of bright-coloured feathers from tropical birds for the hobby of fly-tying. She uses the heist to open a deeper consideration of the value of feather collections for science and the ethics of collecting and maintaining such collections.

Die neue Podcast-Folge ist raus! Diesmal geht es darum, wie Tierrechte politisch garantiert und umgesetzt werden können: Demokratie mit Tieren! Ich stelle euch das neue Buch von Sue Donaldson und Will Kymlicka vor, spreche mit dem Philosophen Bernd Ladwig und schließlich über den neuen Schafskrimi von Leonie Swann. Ihr findet meinen Podcast "Tierethik weiterdenken" auf allen üblichen Plattformen, auch über meine eigene Website oder über den Link in der Bio. Freue mich übers Anhören, Kommentieren und Teilen.