Felicity chats with award winning musician and entertainer Brenton Edgecombe, about his alter ego Vegan Smythe and upcoming comedy cabaret at Adelaide Fringe, Don't Shoot! I'm a Vegan.

Felicity chats to the co-founder of Little Oak Sanctuary Kate Luke, about the enormous task of evacuating over 150 residents when bush fire threatened their property.

This episode Felicity chats with Melbourne Climate Save founder Dayaal, about the climate emergency, the impacts of animal agriculture, and the world changing power of personal responsibility.

This episode Felicity chats with Lawrence Pope from Friends of Bats and Bushcare about the vital role the grey headed flying fox plays in the ecosystem and the current risk facing the colony expected to return any day to Colac Botanic Gardens.

Felicity chats with activists and vegan sisters of Greek decent, Maria and Gia Soupos, about their experiences with racism growing up in Melbourne, and how it has helped shape their values of freedom from oppression for all.

Felicity chats with Lisa Kearns founder of Project Meow Geelong, an initiative providing free desexing of cats for low income earners. She also exposes the truth behind the phrase "sheep graziers warning" in For Compassion's Sake.

Felicity chats with Carola and Ron Anstis from Carlisle River Wildlife Shelter about the kangaroo emergency.

This week Felicity chats with Kristin Leigh about the April 8th national day of direct action for animal rights, and her new organisation, Vegan Rising.

Joanne Lee, talks about the recent rescue of 66 chickens and ducks from a hoarding situation in Melbourne's West and the incredible care they are receiving from Melbourne Chicken Rescue.

Felicity chats with Animal Liberation Queensland's Executive Director Chay Neal, about the shocking abuse and neglect of boars at the semen collection facility Premier Pig Genetics in Brisbane.