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Humane Talk ™
Humane Talk ™ episodes
- Saving Elderly Elephants Living in Solitary MiseryHow Elephants in Japan educates people there and worldwide about elephant welfare, exposing and improving living conditions of many other captive zoo elephants worldwide24 min
- League of Humane VotersHow League of Humane Voters influences politicians and legislation on behalf of animals21 min
- Discussing the Ethics of Animal ResearchJohn Gluck (Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University) discusses the ethics of animal research32 min
- Ethical Dilemma of Research With AnimalsJohn Gluck (VORACIOUS SCIENCE & VULNERABLE ANIMALS) discusses ethical dilemma of research with animals and how he became an animal advocate31 min
- Why We Need To Adjust Our Thinking About FishWhat the future holds for fish if we do not become more mindful and responsible regarding them27 min
- Celebrating #GivingTuesdayCelebrating #GivingTuesday, importance of stopping squabbles in rescue community, giving respect and kindness to the shelter workers30 min
- Do Millennials Have More Empathy For Animals?Do millennials have more empathy for animals? Max Elder and Tracie debate the value of radical activism like Peter Singer’s for PETA, decades ago27 min
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- Complexity of Fish RelationshipsJonathan Balcombe (What a Fish Knows) on the complexity of fishes' relationships, tool use and ingenuity24 min
- Value of Influential People Embracing Animal WelfareWayne Pacelle's appearance on Oprah's SuperSoul TV Network, value of influential people embracing animal welfare issues18 min
About Humane Talk ™
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Humane Talk features conversations with Thought Leaders in animal welfare, whose books or scientific studies focus on practical and philosophical issues regarding society's attitudes and…
interactions with various non-human species. Discussions with members of the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association (HSVMA) are about applying humane and ethical principles to the way veterinary medicine is practiced in America and around the world, on animals used in research, food production, and pharmacology as well as companion animals.Interviews with social scientists and authors focus on the emotional and social lives of creatures other than human.