THE PETA PODCAST

By Emil Guillermo, author, broadcasterSociety & Culture News

THE PETA PODCAST episodes

July 04, 2018 Ep. 23: PETA Saves Millions of Lives
By modernizing test methods used to meet government regulations, PETA spared the lives of millions of animals.
Jessica Sandler, VP of Regulatory Testing at PETA, talks about how fighting the regulatory testing side requires a different tack vs. fighting experiments done by researchers like at Texas A&M. The activism has resulted in millions of animals saved.
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48 min
June 27, 2018 Ep. 22: Horses abused near the Grand Canyon National Park
Kathy Guillermo, PETA's Sr. VP in conversation with Emil Guillermo about the abusive situation with pack horses near the Grand Canyon National Park at Havasu Canyon.
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Twitter@emilamok
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29 min
June 20, 2018 Ep.21: Sanctuary Now for Orcas Exploited at SeaWorld
Sanctuary for the orcas is the only answer at SeaWorld.
Until that happens, the protest continues. Don't patronize SeaWorld. Make them to the right thing by orcas like Corky who was taken from her mother and has lived a life of exploitation for decades.
Take action at PETA.org
https://headlines.peta.org/abducted-family-corkys-story-will-break-heart/
https://www.peta.org/blog/pink-asks-seaworld-release-orcas-seaside-sanctuaries/
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41 min
June 13, 2018 Ep. 20; The Killing Labs: A Researcher Finds Her Truth
When Emily Trunnell realized her research did nothing for science and only resulted in a body count of dead animals, she couldn't go on.
She changed her life and went to work for PETA.
In this conversation with Emil Guillermo, Trunnell talks about the lies behind traditional research that keep labs killing animals by the thousands.
Take action, go to PETA.org
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45 min
June 06, 2018 Ep. 19: After Israel, Is U.S. Next to Ban Meat from Shackle and Hoist Slaughter?
June 2018 marks a victory for PETA undercover investigators Hannah and Philip Schein, whose 2016 video exposed the cruel practice of shackle and hoist slaughter methods in South America. Israel changed its laws to forbid importation. Should the U.S. follow?
Watch the video and take action.
https://investigations.peta.org/kosher-slaughter-cows-israel/
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38 min
May 30, 2018 Ep. 18: Unchaining Chained Dogs, PETA's Humane Sheltering Policy, and more
THE PETA Podcast #18
Daphna Nachminovich, PETA's Sr.VP of Cruelty Investigations also runs PETA's spay/neuter program and the Community Animal Project which focuses on saving chained dogs forced to live outside. She talks with host Emil Guillermo about CAP and the hundreds of animals the program saves each year. Unlike No-Kill shelters with waiting lists, no animals are turned away from PETA's shelter in Norfolk, Virginia.
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26 min
May 23, 2018 Ep. 17: Saving Bears
Brittany, Peet, PETA's Director of Captive Animal Law Enforcment (CALE) talks to host Emil Guillermo about why she's passionate about saving bears in captivity, especially at the roadside zoos that still roam the nation.
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47 min
May 16, 2018 Ep. 16: Making Companies Change: Mohair Investigation
THE PETA PODCAST #16
Executive VP Tracy Reiman talks to host Emil Guillermo about how PETA's corporate division has been effective using a groundbreaking mohair investigation.
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40 min
May 09, 2018 Ep. 15: PETA Naked-- The 1st Nude Fur Protest and other victories
Dan Mathews, PETA Sr. VP of Campaigns talks to host Emil Guillermo about the evolution of PETA's fight to end the use of fur in fashion. Mathews has seen the victories come over nearly three decades of activism. He talks about how the "I'd Rather Be Naked Than Wear Fur" idea took hold, and how the very first nude protest came about, thanks to some troubled teens in Japan.
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30 min
May 02, 2018 Ep.14: Hear what got PETA's Ingrid Newkirk banned from Google
Ingrid Newkirk describes how she was banned from speaking at Google in January. In conversation with Emil Guillermo, she said her speech was about inclusion and about fighting racism, sexism and speciesism. She's been searching for answers. Google, searching itself for answers on workplace diversity issues, has provided her none.
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Contact Emil at www.amok.com
47 min