Podcast appearances and mentions of alex lockwood

73 vacas: um curta-metragem. Este filme de 15 minutos sobre a realidade sombria da pecuária é um forte apelo para as pessoas se tornarem veganos. Documentários veganos são tendência no momento. Com grandes plataformas de streaming como a Netflix mostrando ‘Cowspiracy' de 2014 e mais recentemente lançando ‘The Game Changers', muitos estão se perguntando: um documentário vegano pode me convencer a parar de comer carne? Em meio ao barulho, um diretor emergente fez um filme tão conciso que você pode assisti-lo na hora do almoço. O curta-metragem de Alex Lockwood, é uma obra-prima cinematográfica sobre o primeiro agricultor do Reino Unido a trocar a criação de carne bovina pela agricultura vegana orgânica sustentável. Ele filmou com uma equipe de apenas quatro pessoas, sem orçamento, e produziu um dos filmes mais comoventes sobre o assunto em anos recentes. Com apenas 15 minutos de duração, 73 Cows explora a jornada do agricultor e pecuarista Jay Wilde de carne bovina a agricultor vegano, desistindo de todo o seu rebanho de gado no processo. Lockwood captura a sensação fria e enevoada da fazenda, ecoada na luta profunda de Jay por ter que abater animais que ele aprendeu a amar. A abordagem humilde de Lockwood ao projeto é o que mais comove as pessoas. Como cineasta, com foco em questões de ética, ele está sempre em busca de histórias para contar. Mas a ideia de 73 vacas simplesmente apareceu em seu caminho, quando sua esposa lhe mostrou um artigo sobre Jay Wilde no jornal. Assim que conheceu Jay pessoalmente, Lockwood diz que podia sentir a emoção crescendo, pois ficou claro que o fazendeiro tinha uma mensagem tão forte para transmitir. Tendo lutado interiormente durante anos com o conflito de criar vacas para serem abatidas, “estava claro o quão atormentado ele estava”, diz o diretor. “Demorou sete meses para filmar”, “mas na verdade só foram utilizados 7 dias dentro desse prazo”. Na época, Lockwood explica que estava trabalhando em tempo integral em um papel de produção de filmes corporativos. Diante de um cronograma repetitivo e sem imaginação, 73 Cows foi uma saída bem-vinda para a criatividade de Lockwood. Ele tinha períodos muito limitados em que podia criar, então tudo era feito em seu tempo livre, tornando tudo ainda mais impressionante. “Eu queria fazer algo que eu pudesse me orgulhar”, diz ele apaixonadamente. Fonte (texto - créditos): https://www.euronews.com/green/2022/01/20/73-cows-the-bafta-winning-short-film-that-will-move-you-to-tears#:~:text=topic%20in%20years.-,A%20cinematic%20masterpiece%20about%20the%20first%20farmer%20in%20the%20UK,of%20cattle%20in%20the%20process. Trilha sonora: Tomaso Albinoni Oboe & Violin Concerto. Classical Tunes | Música Clássica Para Todos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pblCSOzzGhM Imagem (créditos): https://vegazeta.com.br/73-cows-esta-disponivel-no-vimeo/

We don't have a democracy, we have a kleptocracy that elevates to positions of power those amongst us who are most comfortable with leaning into their inner Dark Triad of Psychopathy, Narcissism and basic low cunning.  Then, when they get there, we're surprised that they go on to wreak havoc with all that we believe to be good and right and beautiful. Doing the same thing time after time is the very definition of insanity - clearly we need a new way of connecting, of communicating, of articulating our needs and wants that give us a sense of connection, agency and sufficiency, that bring out the best of us, not our own inner dark triads. We need a new means of governance that works from the ground up and works for a thriving future for the human and more-than human world. This week's guest is absolutely immersed in the questions of how we transform our governance. More than this, he is immersed in actually making it happen. Alex Lockwood was a Senior Lecturer in Professional and Creative Writing at Sunderland University and he practiced what he taught - because he's also the author of a novel, The Chernobyl Privileges and a non-fiction memoir, The Pig in Thin Air. More recently, he was actively involved in Animal Rebellion, a kindred organisation to Extinction Rebellion and then that evolved into becoming a founder member of The Humanity Project, an astonishing, life-affirming, inspiring collective movement for change. At the times when the news about climactic tipping points and the loss of sulphur particles and the impact of el Nino combines with the horrors of political destruction around the world, it's really good to remember there are highly motivated, highly intelligent people getting together to create visions for change that will work and to which we will all look forward. This podcast rekindled my belief in a future that can work. I hope it does the same for you.Humanity Project https://humanityproject.uk/Hard Art Festival in Manchester "The Fête of Britain" https://hardart.metalabel.com/ha002/Global Assembly https://globalassembly.org/Lee Jasper https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_JasperClare Farrell  https://www.dazeddigital.com/life-culture/article/61534/1/extinction-rebellion-xr-co-founder-clare-farrell-prison-hsbc-windows-smashAlex on Twitter https://twitter.com/alexlockwoodAlex on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-lockwood-narrative-leadership/

Lorri Delahunty is the Owner of VEGAN Happy Clothing www.veganhappyclothing.co.uk FaceBook @veganhappyclothing Instagram @veganhappyclothing Lorris is also the founder of Exposing Cruelty - an organisation highlighting the hideous vivisection industry and currently trying to amass a 'Beagle Rescue Army' www.exposingcruelty.com FaceBook @exposingcruelty.com Instagram @exposingcruelty.com In this conversation, Lorri and Jim discuss various topics related to veganism and activism. They explore the dilemma of vegan fashion and the need for ethical processes in the industry. They also discuss the importance of using the word 'vegan' and taking action as a vegan. The challenge of "surface vegans" and the need for collaboration and collective impact are also addressed. They highlight the importance of finding common ground and overcoming conflict, as well as the interconnectedness of various issues. Finally, they provide information on where to find more resources and information. Takeaways The fashion industry faces a dilemma regarding vegan fashion, as it may be vegan but not necessarily ethical. There is a need to consider the entire ethical process of how products are made and consumed. Using the word 'vegan' is important to negate negative associations and promote a modern and inclusive image of veganism. Veganism is not just about dietary choices, but also about taking action and making a positive impact in various ways. There is a need to go beyond surface-level veganism and actively support animal shelters and other activism efforts. Collaboration and collective impact are crucial in creating meaningful change. Finding common ground and overcoming conflict is essential for progress. Issues such as veganism, animal rights, and the patriarchy are interconnected and should be addressed holistically. To learn more about vegan fashion and activism, visit the Vegan Happy Clothing website and Exposing Cruelty. Chapters 00:00 Lorri's vegan journey 33:20 The Need for Ethical Processes and navigating greenwashing in fashion 36:56 The Importance of Using the Word 'Vegan' 38:13 Taking Action as a Vegan 38:50 The Challenge of Surface Vegans 44:00 Collaboration and Collective Impact 45:00 Finding Common Ground and Overcoming Conflict 48:00 The Interconnectedness of Issues 48:33 Where to Find More Information Dr. Alex Lockwood's Shift and Signal podcast series mentioned in the chat with Lorri can be found here https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/shift-and-signal/id1299096797

In the UK, women are around twice as likely than men to be vegan – but why is this? That's what we're asking on the latest episode of The Vegan Pod. To help us explore the barriers that men face when it comes to living a vegan lifestyle, we're joined by geographer, lecturer, and writer Dr Catherine Oliver and author, academic and spokesperson for Animal Rising, Dr Alex Lockwood.   The views expressed by guests on The Vegan Pod are not necessarily the views of The Vegan Society.

In July's episode of The Vegan Pod, we're exploring how protest laws are impacting the vegan movement and discussing how we can be effective activists in the current political climate. In this episode, our host, Rachel New is joined by Dr Alex Lockwood, spokesperson for the activist group, Animal Rising, and Dr Steve Cook, Associate Professor of Political Theory who's research focusses on justice for nonhuman animals and the ethics of activism. The views expressed by our guests are not necessarily the views of The Vegan Society.

Business leaders blame Brexit for Britain's poor economic performance and critics say AI will lead to mass unemployment. Plus, Animal Rising spokesperson Alex Lockwood joins the show to discuss the campaign to boycott the Grand National. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Alex Lockwood is the project scientist on the science communication team for the James Webb Space Telescope at the Space Telescope Science Institute. While earning her Ph.D. in Planetary Astronomy and Science, Alex had the unique opportunity to star in a movie about the challenges faced by grad students. She discovered a passion for communication through her stint on the silver screen, and now she uses her doctorate to share astronomy with the world as a science communicator. She talks with us about her lifelong love of “looking up,” the obstacles of being a woman in science, and sharing the iconic James Webb Telescope images with the world. This episode was produced by Zoe Swiss and Shane M Hanlon, and mixed by Collin Warren. Artwork by Karen Romano Young. Interview conducted by Jason Rodriguez.

Hey Pickles!Welcome to episode 73! This week we discuss tacos, effecting change in the world, and we review the 2019 Alex Lockwood film, 73 Cows. We also have a recipe for you from our vegan kitchen, talk about a new all vegan pub in London, and we  discuss an article from The Conversation on why we should see veganism as a political movement rather than a dietary choice.Thanks so much for listening. We hope you enjoy the show!If you have any vegan taco ideas, please drop us an email or DM us on our social media.We love you, Sam & ChristineHere are the links:Vegan Cuts Snack Box   https://vegancuts.com/snackboxThe Spread Eagle Vegan Pub   https://www.thespreadeaglelondon.co.ukArticle from The Conversation   https://theconversation.com/veganism-why-we-should-see-it-as-a-political-movement-rather-than-a-dietary-choice-19731873 Cows    https://youtu.be/BqyiSnhV11ISupport the showJoin Our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/CompassionandcucumbersDonate To Food Not Bombs https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CucumbersOur YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@compassioncucumbersveganpod/videosVisit Our Website https://www.compassionandcucumbers.comJoin the AFA Vegan Voter Hub https://agriculturefairnessalliance.org/vegan-voter-hub/

A new groundbreaking documentary, The End of Medicine as We Know It, explores the link between global disease and our relationship with animals. This film warns that if things don't change, we are on the verge of the end of medicine as we know it. Directed by Alex Lockwood, produced by Keegan Kuhn of First Spark Media (Cowspiracy & What the Health), Executive Produced by Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara, the film examines the correlation between the treatment of animals and emerging health threats, such as pandemics, chronic diseases and antibiotic resistance. Nearly two years in the making, the film was made possible as a result of collaboration with filmmakers, such as Michael Alfuso (Outpost Digital Media) and Kelly Guerin (We Animals Media), Photographer Jo-Anne McArthur (We Animals Media) and also experts across a range of disciplines, including Dr. Aysha Akhtar, Dr. Priyumvada Naik, Dr. Sailesh Rao, Prof. Andrew Cunningham and Veterinarian Dr. Alice Brough. The mission of this film is to drive change when it comes to our treatment of animals and the natural world.

A new groundbreaking documentary, The End of Medicine as We Know It, explores the link between global disease and our relationship with animals. This film warns that if things don't change, we are on the verge of the end of medicine as we know it. Directed by Alex Lockwood, produced by Keegan Kuhn of First Spark Media (Cowspiracy & What the Health), Executive Produced by Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara, the film examines the correlation between the treatment of animals and emerging health threats, such as pandemics, chronic diseases and antibiotic resistance. Nearly two years in the making, the film was made possible as a result of collaboration with filmmakers, such as Michael Alfuso (Outpost Digital Media) and Kelly Guerin (We Animals Media), Photographer Jo-Anne McArthur (We Animals Media) and also experts across a range of disciplines, including Dr. Aysha Akhtar, Dr. Priyumvada Naik, Dr. Sailesh Rao, Prof. Andrew Cunningham and Veterinarian Dr. Alice Brough. The mission of this film is to drive change when it comes to our treatment of animals and the natural world.

A new groundbreaking documentary, The End of Medicine as We Know It, explores the link between global disease and our relationship with animals. This film warns that if things don't change, we are on the verge of the end of medicine as we know it. Directed by Alex Lockwood, produced by Keegan Kuhn of First Spark Media (Cowspiracy & What the Health), Executive Produced by Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara, the film examines the correlation between the treatment of animals and emerging health threats, such as pandemics, chronic diseases and antibiotic resistance. Nearly two years in the making, the film was made possible as a result of collaboration with filmmakers, such as Michael Alfuso (Outpost Digital Media) and Kelly Guerin (We Animals Media), Photographer Jo-Anne McArthur (We Animals Media) and also experts across a range of disciplines, including Dr. Aysha Akhtar, Dr. Priyumvada Naik, Dr. Sailesh Rao, Prof. Andrew Cunningham and Veterinarian Dr. Alice Brough. The mission of this film is to drive change when it comes to our treatment of animals and the natural world.

From executive producers Joaquin Phoenix (Joker) and Rooney Mara (The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo), The End of Medicine is a new feature length documentary that exposes the underreported link between global pandemics, the failing of antibiotics and our use of animals. The film follows former factory farm livestock vet and whistleblower Dr. Alice Brough, who we chat to today, as she grapples with the enormity of animal agriculture and the key role it has played historically and currently in not only killer diseases and pandemics, but climate change and environmental destruction as well.  With expert interviews from industry insiders, government advisors, politicians, premiere scientists and leading doctors, The End Of Medicine sounds the alarm few have heard. Directed by BAFTA-winning filmmaker Alex Lockwood (73 Cows), who also joins us for this episode, and producer Keegan Kuhn (Cowspiracy, What The Health), The End Of Medicine examines the often ignored WHO and CDC warnings that if we don't change, we are at the end of medicine as we know it. US viewers can watch now on AppleTV/iTunes. The film will be available to watch in the UK in spring 2022. Music by Purple PlanetFinding fresh and nutritional vegan recipes can be another thing to worry about. Our best-selling magazine, Vegan Food & Living, is on hand to help! You can join us today and try an issue for just 99p, by visiting veganfoodandliving.com/podcast, or using code PODCAST when you order with us. Choose between our print and digital plus membership to receive the latest issue to your door or to your device, along with having easy access to 1000's of plant-based recipes at your fingertips in our fully searchable digital magazine archive.Join us today and make cooking delicious vegan food that much more exciting by visiting veganfoodandliving.com/podcast. 

NEW DOCUMENTARY, "THE END OF MEDICINE." Coming May 10, to Apple, I-Tunes, Amazon Prime. The threat of big corporate farms is real to the animals, consumers, and to the planet. That's the message from director Alex Lockwood in his new documentary, "The End of Medicine." Lockwood speaks with the scientific experts, but the story is told through the eyes of Dr.Alice Brough, a pig veterinarian who worked inside the industry that kills 11 million pigs a year in the UK. It was an experience that turned her into a vegan. "The End of Medicine" opens May 10 and is available for pre-order NOW on I-Tunes, Apple, and Amazon Prime. Dr.Brough and Alex Lockwood speak with Emil Guillermo on the PETA Podcast. Learn more about the issues. Visit PETA.org The PETA Podcast PETA, the world's largest animal rights organization, is 6.5 million strong and growing. This is the place to find out why. Hear from insiders, thought leaders, activists, investigators, politicians, and others why animals need more than kindness—they have the right not to be abused or exploited in any way. Hosted by Emil Guillermo. Powered by PETA activism. Contact us at PETA.org Listen to the very first PETA podcast with Ingrid Newkirk Music provided by CarbonWorks. Go to Apple podcasts and subscribe. Contact and follow host Emil Guillermo on Twitter @emilamok Or at www.amok.com Please subscribe, rate and review wherever you get your podcasts. Help us grow the podcast by taking this short survey. Thanks for listening to THE PETA PODCAST! (Originally released  May 4, 2022). copyright 2022-2024

The End of Medicine is a new film, out May 10th, from BAFTA-winning director Alex Lockwood that could not be more timely. This urgent documentary features medical experts, animal activists, and social justice advocates speaking about the disastrous health effects of factory farming. In this week's episode, Kathy is joined by Alex and Dr. Alice Brough, the film's whistleblower and protagonist, to talk about:The all-star team of producers who helped make the film, including Joaquin Phoenix, Rooney Mara, and activist producer Keegan KuhnThe eerily prescient message of the film, which started production in early 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic beganDr. Alice's life-changing decision to leave her career as a livestock pig vet to become a vegan activist, speaking about the cruelty and suffering she found in animal agricultureThe influence of large companies from the dairy, meat, and pharmaceutical industries on lawmakers who refuse to change factory farming regulationsHow animal agriculture contributes to antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a process in which viruses, bacteria, and parasites no longer react to medicinal treatmentStream The End of Medicine on AppleTV and iTunes starting May 10th!Stay up-to-date on The End of Medicine:InstagramFacebookFollow Alex Lockwood and his company, Lockwood Film, on:InstagramLinkedInTwitterFollow Dr. Alice Brough on:InstagramTwitterPatreonOther great documentaries from Keegan Kuhn and Alex Lockwood:73 CowsCowspiracyWhat The HealthThey're Trying to Kill UsMilkedConnect with Kathy Stevens:Facebook: Kathy Stevens, Catskill Animal SanctuaryTwitter: @CASanctuaryBooks: Where the Blind Horse SingsWebsite: CASanctuary.orgInstagram: @catskill_animal_sanctuaryYouTube: Catskill Animal Sanctuary

Alex (@alexlockwood & alexlockwood.co.uk) is a fiction & non-fiction writer. He is Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Research in Media & Cultural Studies at Uni of Sunderland. He has a PhD in Creative Writing from Newcastle University & has published stories, essays & journalism in a wide range of magazines, journals & newspapers. He has a particular fascination with how we write about our engagements and relations with the nonhuman world. Alex's debut non-fiction work, The Pig in Thin Air, was published with Lantern Books in March 2016. Alex was one of the founding team of Animal Rebellion, a director of The Save Movement & a member of the Vegan Society‘s Research Advisory Committee. His “Planting Value” report for @The Vegan Society lays out plans for a transition towards a vegan UK plantingvalueinfood.org. In Sentientist Conversations we talk about the two most important questions: “what's real?” & “what matters?” Sentientism is "evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings." The video of our conversation is here on YouTube. We discuss: 00:00 Welcome 01:11 Alex's Intro A writer-academic-activist The challenge of focus! Private & public writing (e.g. COP26), being part of a network 05:10 What's Real? Last week's shamanic journeying ayahuasca retreat: “Asking deep questions about what it means to be a human being on this planet” Animist ontologies & methodologies Advocating for the non-human “Who is a person?… can we co-create this planet [in a way] that recognises the birthright of all beings” Growing up in working class, inner-city, South London council estates Catholic upbringing, but with some atheist family “School of hard knocks… spiritual & religious questions weren't very real” Confirmed as Catholic, school run by monks & church every weekend… “Realising it was a symbolic story… it wasn't taught as a fundamentalist truth” “Didn't sit right with me that my very very kind & generous atheist grandfather (& his cats!) wasn't going to go to heaven.” Experiences of connecting with our planet, the broader universal spirit… that have always been quite real to me ... ...and much more. Full show notes at Sentientism.info and on YouTube. Sentientism is “Evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings.” More at Sentientism.info. Join our "I'm a Sentientist" wall via this simple form. Everyone, Sentientist or not, is welcome in our groups. The biggest so far is here on FaceBook. Come join us there! Thanks Graham.

- It's 2022, and the Surface Duo is finally getting Android 11. - Jetpack Compose is faster and easier to read, more "natural language". - Old news (contest ended in May) but great examples of what people can do in ONE WEEK with Jetpack Compose. - Weather App, Visual Beauty Winner: Weather Scene by Chris Horner. - Speed Winner: WeTrade by Jorge Baños - 2h 43min. - Lyft design system engineer, Alex Lockwood creating components with "a fraction" of the code. - NexiGo Air T2 Wireless Earbuds Review. - Honor Magic V launched: Another intriguing foldable you can't get - Google is building an AR Headset. - Tensor-powered Google Pixel 6a could land in May. - Low-end 'Chromecast HD with Google TV' rumored as existing dongle adds '4K' sticker on box. - Sources: This is Google's target price for its 'Pixel Notepad' foldable. - Google Play Games for PC starts limited beta for Android games on Windows, sharing system requirements. - You can now give your child (supervised) access to YouTube Music. - Google requires all 'G Suite legacy-free edition' users to start paying for Workspace this year. - Fan review of the Sony Xperia 5 Mark III. - Pixel 6 and 5G battery drain issues. - Tailscale, an alternative to Nearby Share. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3rUfaJY Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Huyen Tue Dao Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: BetterHelp Podcast

- It's 2022, and the Surface Duo is finally getting Android 11. - Jetpack Compose is faster and easier to read, more "natural language". - Old news (contest ended in May) but great examples of what people can do in ONE WEEK with Jetpack Compose. - Weather App, Visual Beauty Winner: Weather Scene by Chris Horner. - Speed Winner: WeTrade by Jorge Baños - 2h 43min. - Lyft design system engineer, Alex Lockwood creating components with "a fraction" of the code. - NexiGo Air T2 Wireless Earbuds Review. - Honor Magic V launched: Another intriguing foldable you can't get - Google is building an AR Headset. - Tensor-powered Google Pixel 6a could land in May. - Low-end 'Chromecast HD with Google TV' rumored as existing dongle adds '4K' sticker on box. - Sources: This is Google's target price for its 'Pixel Notepad' foldable. - Google Play Games for PC starts limited beta for Android games on Windows, sharing system requirements. - You can now give your child (supervised) access to YouTube Music. - Google requires all 'G Suite legacy-free edition' users to start paying for Workspace this year. - Fan review of the Sony Xperia 5 Mark III. - Pixel 6 and 5G battery drain issues. - Tailscale, an alternative to Nearby Share. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3rUfaJY Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Huyen Tue Dao Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: BetterHelp Podcast

- It's 2022, and the Surface Duo is finally getting Android 11. - Jetpack Compose is faster and easier to read, more "natural language". - Old news (contest ended in May) but great examples of what people can do in ONE WEEK with Jetpack Compose. - Weather App, Visual Beauty Winner: Weather Scene by Chris Horner. - Speed Winner: WeTrade by Jorge Baños - 2h 43min. - Lyft design system engineer, Alex Lockwood creating components with "a fraction" of the code. - NexiGo Air T2 Wireless Earbuds Review. - Honor Magic V launched: Another intriguing foldable you can't get - Google is building an AR Headset. - Tensor-powered Google Pixel 6a could land in May. - Low-end 'Chromecast HD with Google TV' rumored as existing dongle adds '4K' sticker on box. - Sources: This is Google's target price for its 'Pixel Notepad' foldable. - Google Play Games for PC starts limited beta for Android games on Windows, sharing system requirements. - You can now give your child (supervised) access to YouTube Music. - Google requires all 'G Suite legacy-free edition' users to start paying for Workspace this year. - Fan review of the Sony Xperia 5 Mark III. - Pixel 6 and 5G battery drain issues. - Tailscale, an alternative to Nearby Share. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3rUfaJY Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Huyen Tue Dao Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: BetterHelp Podcast

In this week's episode of The Bloody Vegans Podcast we take a look back at September's Reading Vegan Festival & listen to a talk given by Tim Thorpe, The Vegan Society's Senior Campaigns and Policy Officer. In this talk Tim discusses The Vegan Society's recently launched landmark report: Planting Value in the Food System in conjunction with the Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies at The University of Sunderland & former guest on the podcast, Dr. Alex Lockwood. You can download & read the full report at https://www.plantingvalueinfood.org You can find out more about The Bloody Vegans Podcast & support the show through a variety of ways found here: https://linktr.ee/bloodyveganspodcast Discover & support The Bloody Vegans Podcast here This is a Bloody Vegans Production.

SIU School of Communication Studies doctoral student Alex Lockwood joins Justin to talk environmental communication, ecovillages, performing online in a pandemic, the Loch Ness Monster, Slender Man, conspiracy theories, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer as performance art.

‘Shortcasts' are short standalone audio comments and statements from conservationists, campaigners, charities, authors and members of our audience. If it needs to be said – say it here!A shortcast from 'Summer', a full-time climate and animal rights activist with Animal Rebellion the mass movement that uses nonviolent civil disobedience to bring about a transition to a just and sustainable plant-based food system. If you recognise Summer's name you may have heard her recent shortcast on her work with StopHS2 - if not, the link is just below...Animal Rebellion  website (animalrebellion.org/)Animal Rebellion Twitter feed and Facebook pageShortcast #35 'Summer' | StopHS2Shortcast #16 Alex Lockwood | 'Planting Value' Report

The Vegan Society has just launched a landmark report: Planting Value in the Food System in conjunction with the Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies at The University of Sunderland, Dr. Alex Lockwood. In this episode Dr. Lockwood shares his journey into the world of veganism, his perspectives on our current food systems & his thinking behind this seminal new report produced for & indeed alongside The Vegan Society. You can download & read the full report at https://www.plantingvalueinfood.org You can also listen to Dr. Lockwood's phenomenal podcast series Shift & Signal at https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/shift-and-signal/id1299096797 or wherever you get podcasts. Finally, for more information about Dr. Lockwood & his work head to http://alexlockwood.co.uk/about/  

‘Shortcasts' are short standalone audio comments and statements from conservationists, campaigners, charities, authors and members of our audience. If it needs to be said – say it here!As the Vegan Society says, "our food system is broken".  Food producers are not rewarded for their work, livestock production is cruel to farmed animals, intensive agriculture is causing biodiversity loss,  and what we eat is fuelling an obesity crisis. Is there an alternative?  Published on the 12th July by The Vegan Society, Planting Value in the Food System presents an ambitious but practical vision for a fully plant-based food system with the ability to help achieve climate targets, reduce the impact on our health service, improve the experiences of farmers and farmworkers, and ultimately save the lives of millions of animals. 'Planting Value' was written by Dr Alex Lockwood,  Senior Lecturer at the University of Sunderland, in consultation with The Vegan Society policy team.  In this shortcast Alex explains the process and thinking behind the report, and the four key elements we should look out for.There is a real opportunity for deep-rooted change in the way we produce, relate to, and consume food, and to quote Alex from this shortcast, "The Vegan Society is working towards a vision for a food system which not only respects the rights of animals but is also economically and socially just".Vegan Society  New Report: Planting Value in the Food SystemDr Alex Lockwood on Twitter

Hosts L.T. and Steve are joined by guest Alex Lockwood (@71dpi) to discuss the latest in nerd culture, nerd reviews, and nerd content. The team breaks down the first 3 episodes of Invincible released on Amazon Prime, cover the news about Attack on Titan's Final Season being split, discuss the new Suicide Squad trailer, and the recent casting news for Shazam 2 and Black Adam. The team also discusses the content from our youth that might have shaped our viewpoints as adults.

This week The Bearded Vegans continue their summer break film review series with an in depth look at Test Subjects, the latest short film from director Alex Lockwood. Paul and […]

Today I with talk with Alex Lockwood of Type Alex Events in Erie, Pennsylvania. It is my first in-person interview, which was very fun and totally different from our normal conversations. Join me as we dive deep into the world of event planning and management, as Alex walks us through what it's like behind the scenes. She talks about the glitz, the glamor, and the goopy parts! Alex also touches base on what she looks for when choosing her entertainment as well as life as a full-time mom. You can find her at https://typealex.com/ Rachel Hollis's Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/37h8WhAChrHCvhNJFsCIAh 80: The Hard Things That Will Throw You Off-Course (And How To Fight Them)

This is the third one on our vegan heroes series with award winning filmmaker Alex Lockwood. I am a huge fan of him and his work, having him as past of these series is such an honour. Thank you Alex! On this episode we speak about filmschool, the industry, who you know not what you know, Alex passion for his work and we especially talk about 73 cows, his award winning short film (documentary) do not miss this and share with your friends! Find Alex here: @lockwoodfilm73 cows https://vimeo.com/293352305Test subjects.https://vimeo.com/359497969

Alex's story is an incredible example of how following your gut really does change your life.  We talk about Alex's brave leap of faith on his path to independent, ethical film making. How making the connection with animals changed his life forever. His obsession with all things cheese and the challenges of his vegan journey.  And just what is it like with all those paps in your face on the red carpet of the BAFTAS? Lockwoodfilm.com

Alex Lockwood makes ethical films that are visually stunning & beautifully told human stories. Alex directed 73 Cows which won the BAFTA in 2018 for British short film & provides us with a window into the world of Jay & Katja Wilde Beef farmers whose consciouses ultimately led them down the path of veganic agriculture & re homing their cows at Hillside rescue sanctuary. Jim & Alex discuss Lockwood Film projects from 73 Cows through to Test Subjects & the forthcoming Monbiot. Watch 73 Cows & Test Subjects on Vimeo Visit Lockwoodfilm.com

DOUBLE DIGGIES! Episode 10 is with Alex Lockwood (@stonecoldstevelockwood), Keith Skyta (@masterr_splinter) and Dillon Boeshans (@dillon_boeshans) who make up just a portion of what has gone into "Alive and Well", a for the homies, by the homies, snowboard video cultivated by a bunch of tricky friends, premiering this Friday (11/1) in Salt Lake City, Utah. We get into what goes into making a snowboard movie, video focus now compared to past industry films, favorite films and parts of our times, funny stories, antics, downtown bum stories, friendly banter and more. To everyone and everything we shouted out, all of the love! Big thanks to Daily Dose and Chuuch for getting this thing going and getting the hype up for the movie and winter months that follow. Available on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes Podcasts and Podbean.com! PREMIERE THIS FRIDAY 11/1 @ Lumpys Sports Bar ~ 3000 s Highland, SLC, UTAH @8:00PMOther IG links: @_the_dailydose @chuuch_@morementaldaysMusic by: @xarmywives @_brothergabriel_ 

Alex Lockwood's BAFTA award winning short film 73 Cows shares the story of Jay Wilde, the first farmer in the UK to trade beef farming for sustainable organic vegan farming, giving up his entire herd of cattle to a sanctuary in the process. 73 Cows is a completely approachable film for non-vegans. It's not graphic at all. Yet it effectively illustrates just ... READ MORE The post E602: Alex Lockwood's Short Film 73 Cows. appeared first on Healthification.

Avec cette vidéo, apprenez à critiquer le véganisme efficacement en évitant les arguments fallacieux. Merci à Pas Végan et à l'Effet Chimpanzé pour cette collaboration ! ►► PLUS D'INFOS EN DESCRIPTION ◄◄ ► La chaîne YouTube de l'Effet Chimpanzé : https://youtube.com/channel/UC4IoY08ud4Mi_tP9abGBk2A ► Soutenez notre travail sur Tipeee ou Utip : https://tipeee.com/demos-kratos https://utip.io/demoskratos ► Venez débattre sur notre Discord : https://discord.gg/QUyE4jY ► Notre page Facebook : https://facebook.com/DemKrat/ ► Notre compte Twitter : https://twitter.com/DemosKratosJM?lang=fr ► Notre compte Instagram : https://instagram.com/demos__kratos/ ----- SOURCES : ► L'interview du diététicien : https://youtube.com/watch?v=ApWLCgso5k4 ► Les diplômes du diététicien : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FseJUfJdgFB2SzNaK8rnDK5_Sti3XGR- ► Position de l'ADA, Association de Diététique Américaine concernant les régimes végétarien et végétalien : https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19562864 ► La chaîne YouTube de Pas Végan : https://youtube.com/channel/UCVYiykzTUuEMg845nrkogSA ► Le documentaire 73 Cows de Alex Lockwood : https://vimeo.com/293352305 ----- Vous êtes 80 988 ! Merci énormément ! #PasVégan #Véganisme #Antispécisme

Golden Globe Award winner Ruth Wilson stars in the new BBC drama Mrs Wilson in a uniquely challenging role: she is playing her own grandmother, Alison Wilson. The drama follow Alison's investigation into the mysterious multiple lives of her husband Alec, which only come to light after his sudden death. TV critic Alison Graham gives her verdict. As veganism gains more popularity in the UK, we consider how it is applied to the art world; both in terms of how animals are represented and how animal products are used in creating work. We speak to novelist cultural academic Alex Lockwood from the University of Sunderland and Aisha Eveleigh who runs a vegan art festival Liberation Arts in Bristol. Plus Nigerian author Akwaeke Emezi on their debut novel, Freshwater, which is about a person inhabited by Igbo spirits. Emezi explains how the book explores ideas of identity using their own life experience and Nigerian mythology.Presenter: Stig Abell Producer: Hilary Dunn

Guests: Dr. Laura Mayorga, Dr. Peter Gao, Dr. Alex Lockwood, Dr. James T. Keane, Dr. Rob Zellem, Josh Lothringer We time travel to Day 4 of the 2018 DPS Meeting, where Michael interviews planetary scientists about the breaking news of Star Trek: Lower Decks, an animated comedy series coming to CBS All-Access. Follow us on Twitter! Michael: @Miquai Laura: @mayorgalc Peter: @PlanetaryGao Alex: @AskAstroAlex James: @jtuttlekeane Josh: @JDLothringer

In a recent UK survey, one in eight meat eaters said they would consider going vegan. In this podcast, Senior Lecturer Dr Alex Lockwood discusses the history of veganism and plant-based diets, and how they can intersect with other important topics of the day such as masculinity, racism and environmental issues.

In this episode of Knowing Animals I am joined by Alex Lockwood. Alex is Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries at the University of Sunderland. We discuss Alex’s article ‘Bodily Encounter, Bearing Witness and the Engaged Activism of the Global Save Movement’ which appeared in the journal 'Animal Studies' in 2018. This episode of Knowing Animals is also brought to you by MC Pony. MC Pony brings you Mindful Rhymes for Kinder Times. Check out MC Pony at www.veganthused.com.   This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by AASA. AASA is the Australasian Animal Studies Association. You can find AASA on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/AASA-Australasian-Animal-Studies-Association-480316142116752/. Join AASA today! The call for papers for the next AASA conference is now open! The conference will be held in Christchurch, New Zealand, July 1 – July 4th, 2019. More information is available here: http://animalstudies.org.au/archives/6303.     

In this episode, we talk to Alex Lockwood who created shapeshifter.design, while at Google. Shape Shifter is an amazing tool that can help developers create Animated Vector Drawables without losing all their hair. Think of shapeshifter as a developer-friendly, open source, After Effects alternative for Android developers. Alex talks to us about how and why he created Shape Shifter, the different tools that have evolved out of its creation and just getting a good grasp of its working. Show notes: http://fragmentedpodcast.com/episodes/107

Dr. Alex Lockwood joins Cara to discuss the novel approach she developed to study exoplanets, her role in the PhD Movie, and her soon-to-be new life in an Islamic country. Follow Alex: @AskAstroAlex.

Dr. Alex Lockwood joins Cara to discuss the novel approach she developed to study exoplanets, her role in the PhD Movie, and her soon-to-be new life in an Islamic country. Follow Alex: @AskAstroAlex.