If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!This has been an unprecedented week in terms of exposing animal agribusiness cruelty to the masses, and in this second VegTalk podcast of the day, I welcome Paul Shapiro and Nathan Runkle to the show. Paul is Senior […]
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Paul Shapiro and Nathan Runkle on this Week’s Undercover Investigations
May 7, 2008
Justin Leaf of Compassionate Action for Animals
May 7, 2008
In the first of two VegTalk podcasts released today, I welcome Justin Leaf to the show. Justin is the Volunteer Coordinator for Compassionate Action for Animals. The group will be holding its “Their Lives, Our Voices” conference in Minneapolis on June sixth through eighth. Discounted registration to the conference has just been […]
Dr. Joel Fuhrman on Excellence in Eating
May 1, 2008
I’m excited to welcome one of the world’s bestselling and most influential diet doctors to today’s VegTalk podcast. Dr. Joel Fuhrman is the author of the runaway bestseller Eat to Live. This month, he’s continued his work with the publication of his groundbreaking two-volume set: Eat for Health. Our conversation today provides […]
Brendan Brazier on Health, Raw Foods, and Athletic Performance
April 24, 2008
We’ve got a fitness and nutrition oriented podcast for this week, as I welcome author and professional triathlete Brendan Brazier to the show. I highly recommend Brendan’s new book, The Thrive Diet. This week’s podcast is 26 minutes.
Bonus Podcast: Glass Walls and Video
April 18, 2008
An important activism opportunity has just emerged, which I discuss in today’s bonus podcast. In the wake of the HSUS Chino slaughterhouse investigation, several members of Congress are now calling for video cameras to be installed at slaughterhouses. Naturally, the USDA is dead set against this. Here’s an opportunity to grab ahold […]
Ani Phyo on Raw Foods
April 17, 2008
Today on the VegTalk podcast I talk to Ani Phyo, one of the most successful raw food vegan cookbook authors working today. Her book, Ani’s Raw Food Kitchen, is a gorgeous introduction to raw food preparation. Her website offers a ton of useful info, a blog, and links to her many cooking videos. […]
Philip Lymbery of Compassion in World Farming
April 10, 2008
The show today features an interview with Philip Lymbery about the European animal protection scene. Philip is Chief Executive of one of the top European animal protection organizations, Compassion in World Farming. Here are a couple of their campaigns worth checking out: The Good Egg Awards, and Handle with Care. Today’s podcast […]
Bonus VegTalk Podcast: Paul Shapiro on California and Colorado
April 9, 2008
Paul Shapiro, Senior Director of HSUS’ Factory Farming Campaign, joins me this morning for a chat about the California ballot initiative as well as Colorado’s big out-of-nowhere victory against veal and gestation crates. I’ll be back tomorrow with another show, this time featuring Philip Lymbery, the Chief Executive of Compassion in World Farming. […]
John Goodwin of HSUS on Animal Fighting
April 3, 2008
I’m pleased to welcome John Goodwin to today’s podcast. John manages the Animal Fighting Issues campaigns for HSUS. The scumbags who organize dog and rooster fights have had numerous setbacks since Michael Vick got sent to the big house this past November, and John gives us a full update. Today’s podcast is […]
Robin Robertson on Spring Veggies
March 27, 2008
Welcome back to our second VegTalk podcast. Today’s show features Robin Robertson, one of the best and most prolific vegan cookbook authors. Robin’s books include Vegan Planet, Quick-Fix Vegetarian, and the brand new and utterly fantastic Vegan Fire & Spice. On today’s show, Robin and I talk about what to do with the […]

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