Welcome back to another episode of the PBN podcast!

Today we have Philip Lymbery Global Chief Executive of animal welfare charity 'Compassion in World Farming'.

Philip is an ornithologist, photographer, dedicated animal advocate and award-winning author who has been leading Compassion for more than a decade. His critically acclaimed books, Farmageddon: The true cost of cheap meat, and Dead Zone: where the wild things were, were the first mainstream books to show factory farming as a major driver of wildlife declines and at the heart of what needs to change to stave off the climate, nature and pandemic emergencies now facing humanity. His third book, Sixty Harvests Left: How to reach a nature-friendly future, will be published by Bloomsbury in August 2022.

Find out more about Compassion in World Farming here - https://www.ciwf.org.uk/

The PBN Podcast is hosted and produced by Robbie Lockie, edited by Phil Marriott and researched and scripted by Antonia Georgieva.

00:00:00 An introduction to Philip Lymbery

00:03:45 The beginning of Philip’s vegan story

00:07:35 Compassion in World Farming - a history of the world's leading farm animal welfare organisation campaigning to end factory farming and stop farm animal suffering

00:19:09 Feeling frustrations

00:24:35 Sixty Harvests Left - Philip’s latest book

00:29:30 The best ways that advocates should be using their time to awaken the minds of the masses

00:35:00 Regenerative Agriculture

00:44:30 A vision of the future: what does it look like for our planet?

00:49:26 Government action

00:58:50 Netflix documentary My Octopus Teacher

01:00:00 What’s happening with the advent of octopus farming

01:04:00 Campaigns that CIWF are running, plus other successes

01:06:36 Stranded on a desert island