Podcast Animalprotection terbaik (2024)

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Joshua Farley | Challenging Growthism: Reclaiming our Humanity from the Destructive Grip of Mainstream Economics 1:09:41

4d ago1:09:41

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In this episode, we talk with Dr. Joshua Farley, an expert in ecological economics, about the urgent need to realign our economic systems with ecological and social justice imperatives by reclaiming our humanity from the destructive grip of mainstream economics. Highlights include: How mainstream economic ideologies disregard planetary boundaries a…

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Erica Gies | What Does Water Want? Restoring Earth by Realigning with Water’s Rhythms 1:10:05

18d ago1:10:05

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In this episode, we chat with Erica Gies, award-winning journalist and author of Water Always Wins: Thriving in an Age of Drought and Deluge. We explore the complex relationships between water, nature, and human societies, emphasizing the need to embrace 'slow water'—respecting the natural rhythms of water’s cycles for the benefit of both human and…

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Announcement: New Podcast "Beyond pronatalism | Finding fulfillment, with or without kids" 4:58

23d ago4:58

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Hello, this is Nandita Bajaj, cohost of The Overpopulation Podcast and Executive Director of Population Balance. I am excited to share that we’ve launched a second podcast, Beyond Pronatalism: Finding Fulfillment, With or Without Kids. Please subscribe and share it widely. Episodes drop every two weeks and you can find them on Apple Podcasts, Spoti…

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James Hopeward | The Delusion of Decoupling Economic Growth from Environmental Impact 1:01:39

1M ago1:01:39

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In this episode, we chat with Dr. James Hopeward, an environmental civil engineering professor at the University of South Australia. We explore the limitations of conventional economic growth models and their environmental impacts, emphasizing the need for more holistic and ecologically grounded engineering practices and cultural beliefs. Highlight…

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Maneesha Deckha | Neither Property nor Persons: A Case for Animals as Legal “Beings” 59:16

2M ago59:16

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In this episode, we chat with Maneesha Deckha, Professor and Lansdowne Chair in Law at the University of Victoria, about her research in critical animal law. We discuss her 2021 book, Animals as Legal Beings: Contesting Anthropocentric Legal Orders in which she argues for a new legal category of “beingness” for animals that transcends the inadequat…

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Zoe Weil | Becoming Solutionaries: Toward an Ethic of Most Good and Least Harm 1:01:42

2M ago1:01:42

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In this episode, we chat with Zoe Weil, co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education, about her pioneering work in the area of comprehensive humane education, an approach to teaching that draws the intimate links between human rights, animal protection, and environmental sustainability. We take a dive into Zoe's latest book The So…

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Ashish Kothari | Rising from the Ashes of “Development”: Stories of Radical Ecological Democracy from India and Beyond 1:03:30

2M ago1:03:30

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In this episode, we explore with environmentalist and author Ashish Kothari how entrenched “development” ideologies have led to an immense loss of traditional knowledge and cultural systems and caused immeasurable ecological destruction in India and globally. Ashish highlights radical alternatives being led by communities in India and around the wo…

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Clive Spash | Social Ecological Economics: Radical Transformation towards Social and Ecological Justice 1:17:43

3M ago1:17:43

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In this episode we speak with Dr. Clive Spash, an ecological economist who is fundamentally challenging conventional economic paradigms through his development of social ecological economics. His work addresses the intersections of human behavior, environmental values, and economic systems - advocating for a radical transformation towards a more so…

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Riane Eisler | Confronting the Population Taboo: Moving from Dominator to Partnership Societies 56:17

3M ago56:17

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In this episode we speak with Riane Eisler, a social systems scientist, futurist, cultural historian, attorney, consultant, speaker, and author of many books, including The Chalice and the Blade and The Real Wealth of Nations, about how to construct a more equitable, sustainable and less violent world based on partnership rather than domination. Hi…

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Jo-Anne McArthur | Hidden: Animals in the Anthropocene 1:01:13

4M ago1:01:13

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In this episode we speak with Jo-Anne McArthur, acclaimed animal photojournalist and founder and president of We Animals Media, an organization whose photographers document the lives of unseen and ignored animals caught within human systems of exploitation and oppression. HIghlights of this episode include: How, motivated by the power of photograph…

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Émile P. Torres | Highway to Hell: The Dystopian Fantasies of Tech Billionaires 1:06:49

4M ago1:06:49

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In this episode, we chat with philosopher and historian Dr. Émile P. Torres about the dystopian fantasies of ecologically-blind tech billionaires – transhumanists, longtermists, and effective altruists – of defying nature, transcending humanity, and colonizing the universe. Highlights of our conversation include: how transhumanism is built on the i…

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Alan Weisman | Countdown: Our Last, Best Hope for a Future on Earth? 1:06:54

5M ago1:06:54

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In this episode with award-winning author and journalist Alan Weisman, we discuss his 2013 book Countdown: Our Last, Best Hope for a Future on Earth? capturing his journey to over 20 countries over five continents to ask what experts agreed were probably the most important questions on Earth, and also the hardest. ‘How many humans can the planet ho…

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Jennifer Watling Neal and Zachary Neal | Getting the Numbers Right: The Childfree Choice More Prevalent than Reported 1:03:47

5M ago1:03:47

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In this episode with Dr. Zachary Neal and Dr. Jennifer Watling Neal, we explore their research about the prevalence and characteristics of childfree adults in the US and globally. Despite the fact that people without children make up a significant portion of the population, both nationally in the US (20-25%) and globally, this group remains largely…

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Travis Rieder | Catastrophe Ethics: How to Choose Well in a World of Tough Choices 1:01:17

6M ago1:01:17

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In this episode with bioethicist and moral philosopher Dr. Travis N. Rieder, we discuss his latest book Catastrophe Ethics, in which he explores how individuals can make morally decent choices in a world of confusing and often terrifying problems. We explore the morally exhausting and puzzling nature of modern life in which individual actions can o…

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Laura Carroll | Breaking Out of the Baby Matrix: Busting Common Pronatalist Myths 1:01:36

6M ago1:01:36

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To celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8th, we interviewed Laura Carroll, internationally recognized expert on pronatalism and the childfree choice, who starts by sharing highlights from her latest book A Special Sisterhood: 100 Fascinating Women From History Who Never had Children. We also unpack her book The Baby Matrix: Why Freeing Our …

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Christopher Ketcham | The Megamachine and Green Growth Delusions 52:28

7M ago52:28

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In this interview with freelance writer Christopher Ketcham, we unpack the techno-industrial extractivism that plagues modern societies and the media’s complicity in failing to challenge the growth model on which it is based. We discuss Chris’ book This Land: How Cowboys, Capitalism, and Corruption Are Ruining the American West in which he outlines…

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Angela Saini | The Patriarchs: How Men Came to Rule 1:03:22

7M ago1:03:22

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In this interview with award-winning science journalist Angela Saini, based on her bold and radical book The Patriarchs: How Men Came to Rule, we explore the roots and complex history of how patriarchy first became embedded in societies and spread across the globe from prehistory into the present. Angela discusses how gendered roles, pronatalism, a…

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Diana Coole | The Toxification of Population Discourse: How Population Became a Dirty Word 1:05:15

8M ago1:05:15

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When and why did population become a dirty word? And why are so many people shamed for advocating for population reduction? Despite innumerable scientific studies showing the impact of human overpopulation and overconsumption on mounting social and ecological catastrophes, including climate change, biodiversity destruction, ocean acidification, res…

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Asher Miller & Rob Dietz | Navigating the Great Unraveling with Resilience 1:00:04

8M ago1:00:04

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In this episode, we chat with Asher Miller and Rob Dietz of the Post Carbon Institute about their latest report "Welcome to the Great Unraveling", which explores ways to navigate the environmental and social breakdown resulting from multiple intersecting crises. Recognizing human supremacy and overshoot as the drivers of the polycrisis, we discuss …

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Hope Ferdowsian | Phoenix Rising: Pathways toward Animal and Human Liberation 1:00:54

9M ago1:00:54

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Dr. Hope Ferdowsian, president of Phoenix Zones Initiatives (PZI) and a public health physician, discusses how she and her colleagues are working to dismantle the roots of oppression, exploitation, and domination harming humans and non-humans. She highlights the physical and psychological suffering and harm that animals face in food production and …

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Episode 229: What are animal rights for? With Steve Cooke 32:13

9M ago32:13

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Dr Steve Cooke is an Associate Professor of Political Theory in the School of History, Politics, and International Relations at the University of Leicester. His work addresses animal rights, and how we (individually and collectively) should act given that our political communities are not friendly to animals. On this episode, we talk about Steve's …

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William Rees | Confronting Overshoot: Changing the Story of Human Exceptionalism 1:30:41

9M ago1:30:41

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We chat with population ecologist, co-creator of the ecological footprint analysis, and one of the world’s best big-picture ecological thinkers, Dr. Bill Rees. Bill explains how our blind faith in human exceptionalism, technological optimism, and neoliberal economics fooled us into disregarding ecological limits and brought us into a state of extre…

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Episode 228: An animal rights archive with Kim Stallwood 30:16

9M ago30:16

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This episode features the independent activist and academic Kim Stallwood. After becoming involved in animal rights campaigning in the 1970s, Stallwood began archiving material relating to the movement. Much of this media is now available to researchers as part of the Kim Stallwood Archive at the British Library. In this episode, we discuss his arc…

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Kevin Bales | Population Growth, Modern Slavery, and Ecocide 1:05:26

10M ago1:05:26

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Dr. Kevin Bales, world-renowned expert on contemporary global slavery, shines a light on the human rights violations and ecocidal impacts of modern day slavery, which tragically still exists in much of the world today. Dr. Bales discusses the history of slavery, from ancient civilizations to modern times, highlighting how it has evolved over time, …

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Episode 227: Killing animals in shelters with Angie Pepper 37:57

10M ago37:57

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Dr Angie Pepper in a Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Roehampton in the UK. She works in moral and political philosophy, and has published papers on, among other topics, animals’ right to privacy, animals’ political agency, and what we owe to animals in light of climate change. In this episode, we discuss the collection The Ethics of Ani…

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Joshua Farley | Challenging Growthism: Reclaiming our Humanity from the Destructive Grip of Mainstream Economics 1:09:41

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Erica Gies | What Does Water Want? Restoring Earth by Realigning with Water’s Rhythms 1:10:05

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Announcement: New Podcast "Beyond pronatalism | Finding fulfillment, with or without kids" 4:58

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James Hopeward | The Delusion of Decoupling Economic Growth from Environmental Impact 1:01:39

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Maneesha Deckha | Neither Property nor Persons: A Case for Animals as Legal “Beings” 59:16

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Zoe Weil | Becoming Solutionaries: Toward an Ethic of Most Good and Least Harm 1:01:42

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Ashish Kothari | Rising from the Ashes of “Development”: Stories of Radical Ecological Democracy from India and Beyond 1:03:30

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Clive Spash | Social Ecological Economics: Radical Transformation towards Social and Ecological Justice 1:17:43

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Riane Eisler | Confronting the Population Taboo: Moving from Dominator to Partnership Societies 56:17

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Jo-Anne McArthur | Hidden: Animals in the Anthropocene 1:01:13

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Émile P. Torres | Highway to Hell: The Dystopian Fantasies of Tech Billionaires 1:06:49

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Alan Weisman | Countdown: Our Last, Best Hope for a Future on Earth? 1:06:54

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Jennifer Watling Neal and Zachary Neal | Getting the Numbers Right: The Childfree Choice More Prevalent than Reported 1:03:47

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Travis Rieder | Catastrophe Ethics: How to Choose Well in a World of Tough Choices 1:01:17

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Laura Carroll | Breaking Out of the Baby Matrix: Busting Common Pronatalist Myths 1:01:36

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Christopher Ketcham | The Megamachine and Green Growth Delusions 52:28

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Angela Saini | The Patriarchs: How Men Came to Rule 1:03:22

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Diana Coole | The Toxification of Population Discourse: How Population Became a Dirty Word 1:05:15

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Asher Miller & Rob Dietz | Navigating the Great Unraveling with Resilience 1:00:04

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Hope Ferdowsian | Phoenix Rising: Pathways toward Animal and Human Liberation 1:00:54

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Episode 229: What are animal rights for? With Steve Cooke 32:13

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William Rees | Confronting Overshoot: Changing the Story of Human Exceptionalism 1:30:41

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Episode 228: An animal rights archive with Kim Stallwood 30:16

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Kevin Bales | Population Growth, Modern Slavery, and Ecocide 1:05:26

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Episode 227: Killing animals in shelters with Angie Pepper 37:57

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