Peter Singer is professor in bioethics with a background in philosophy.

His work focuses on the practical ethics that can make the world a better place and reduce suffering.

Peter has written many books, some of which are: The Life You Can Save, Animal Liberation Now, & The Most Good You Can Do.

Our conversation explores his career, what moral philosophy encompasses and how being a consequentialist and utilitarian has empowered Peter to have great impact in the fight against global hunger. I ask him whether his desire to do more good gives way to the occasional selfish act, and why he gave away $1,000,000 in prize money to charity in 2021, as well as much more!

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Follow us on instagram @bradleyjdryburgh @peter_singer and check out more on Peter's charity and work below:

The Life You Can Save - www.thelifeyoucansave.org.au

Peter Singer - petersinger.info, and petersinger.info/podcast, also petersinger.ai

Big love,

Brad.

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