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Is animal-free pet food actually viable? “Clean Meat” expert Paul Shapiro returns to discuss. Plus, a no-holds-barred look at the history of the Animal Rights movement, warts and all, with scholar Corey Wrenn.

What’s with the influx of whales around New York City, and is that good or bad news for them? Paul Sieswerda of Gotham Whale helps untangle the dilemma. Plus, we continue our series with animal rights leaders and talk with David Coman-Hidy of The Humane League.

Would you allow your dog to be conscripted into the Army? Author and historian Trevor Jones discusses the little known “Dogs for Defense” program of World War II. Plus, the challenges of arming animal advocates with accurate data and information, with Brooke Haggerty and Jo Anderson of Faunalytics.

Josh Balk is Vice President of Farm Animal Protection for the Humane Society of the United States. In this lively interview he discusses legislative successes and the role of HSUS within the overall animal rights movement.

Whistleblowers or disgruntled ex-employees? National Geographic’s Rachel Fobar discusses the suit brought against Project Chimps for negligence of the chimps in its care. Plus, Eric Schwitzgebel discusses his study that examined the real world impact Ethics classes has on undergraduates.

Ok, the law got passed, now what? In this rescheduled interview with SHARK’s Steve Hindi, we explore the on-the-ground challenges of actually enforcing bans on cockfighting, pigeon shoots, and other illegal animal cruelty events.

Sy Montgomery returns to tell how a small team of extraordinarily dedicated humans brought the California Condors, who once numbered less than 20, back from the brink of extinction.