Viewing: Interviews
Interview with Leigh-Chantelle of Viva La Vegan
Leigh-Chantelle has been an eco-feminist vegan for over 14 years. She runs the online vegan community vivalavegan.net and the not-for-profit environmental awareness Green Earth Group who put on the all-vegan festival Green Earth Day in Brisbane; as well as coordinates
Will Potter, author of “Green is the New Red”
Will Potter is an award-winning independent journalist based in Washington, D.C., who focuses on “eco-terrorism,” the animal rights and environmental movements, and civil liberties post-9/11. Will’s work has appeared in publications including the Chicago Tribune, the Dallas Morning News, the
Beagle Freedom Project, vivisection and Thinking Veganism
Leigh-Chantelle Koch of Viva La Vegan interviewed me about the Beagle Freedom Project and vivisection.
Animal Rights and Thinking Veganism
Leigh-Chantelle Koch of Viva La Vegan interviewed me on several topics including animal rights, activism and veganism.
Veganism (a 7 Year Old’s Perspective)
Last week the video “Veganism (a 7 Year Old’s Perspective)” was shared by many on Facebook. I tend to not be sucked in by cute children videos, yet I couldn’t resist that title. I was immediately impressed by Marielle’s grasp
Campus police arrest Vegan Outreach leafletter
Vegan Outreach is a national nonprofit that has distributed millions of pieces of literature worldwide. Its college-based program alone has reached five million students on more than 1,800 college campuses. Its regional outreach coordinator Nikki Benoit, who famously asked Obama
Kathy Freston on Veganist and Oprah vegan episode
Kathy answered a few questions about Veganist and shared some of her thoughts about the Oprah segment.
Interview with Georges Laraque, vegan and former NHL player
Georges Laraque was known as one of the toughest professional hockey players in the National Hockey League (NHL). He was a forward, most commonly known as an enforcer on the ice.
Interview with Georges Laraque, vegan and former NHL player
Georges Laraque was known as one of the toughest professional hockey players in the National Hockey League (NHL). He was a forward, most commonly known as an enforcer on the ice.
Paul Watson responds to suspension of Japanese whaling
The Japanese government announced yesterday that it has cut the whaling season short in the Southern Ocean due to the intervention of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
Farm to Fridge: Interview with Nathan Runkle
Nathan Runkle, executive director of MFA, was nice enough to answer a few questions about the new video as well as offer advice about how vegans and animal rights activists can use the video for outreach.