Tash Peterson, aka V-gan Booty, is an animal liberation activist who is often the focus of media attention in Australia. In this episode, we discuss social media censorship, the use of the female body to promote animal liberation, and Tash's recent brush with anti-terror police, among other things!

Clare Mann is a vegan psychologist who wrote the book 'Vystopia – the anguish of being vegan in a non-vegan world'.   If you're a vegan, there's a good chance you'll relate to Clare's book and the things we discuss in this episode.

Arvind Kannan is an Indian animal rights activist who was inspired to go vegan after watching Gary Yourofsky's speech. Following in Gary's footsteps, Arvind gives animal rights talks to classrooms around India.

In this episode, I was honoured to be joined by Alex Hershaft, who survived the Holocaust as a child and went on to co-found Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM) in the US during the 1970s. We discuss his experiences, the parallels he saw between what happened to Jews and to farmed animals, and the differences he sees. We also talk about his work at FARM, and discuss problems in the modern AR movement. 

Vegan Pixie Warrior is my former street outreach co-organiser and current We The Free organiser for Bristol, UK. In this episode, we discuss vegans active, her experiences with the Liberation Pledge (plus potential pros and cons), and what We The Free is and how it is unique from other street outreach groups.

This episode I'm joined by Bengali animal rights activist Altab Hossain. As well as discussing the animal rights scene in Bengal and veganism's compatibility with Islam,  Altab talks honestly and openly with me about the threats of death and violence he has received from his community, his relationship with his family, his animal-killing past, and the constant danger he is in in his culture simply for speaking up for animal rights. It's fair to say, there are none more braver activists you could meet than Altab!

This episode I'm honoured to be joined by a WORLD CHAMPION athlete in their sport, professional fighter Alexis Font.

Episode 4 is the first episode in which the topic will not be related to veganism and animal rights. In this episode, That Vegan Lawyer will aim to present a case for Michael Jackson's 100% innocence of all allegations made against him. We go through each allegation in chronological order and examine a case for MJ's innocence of all wrongdoing. 

This week I'm joined by abolitionist and vocal critic of single-issue activism, Sardar, and Romford Earthlings Experience organiser Connor Anderson, who also participates in and supports single-issue events alongside his abolitionist activism.

In today's episode, I chat with vocal efilist and anti-natalist vegan Laith Malek Reem, along with YouTuber and full-time AR activist Humane Hancock, whose focus recently has been on wild animal suffering and human intervention in nature.