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Brian Daly interviews RSPCA Australia’s Chief Science and Strategy Officer Dr Bidda Jones and Senior Policy Officer Dr Jed Goodfellow. In this episode, we delve into the RSPCA’s well-known and long-held opposition to live animal exports. For an organisation that supports farming and generally pushed to improve (rather than outright ban) poor practices – why is live export one of few exceptions? Dr Bidda Jones has been with the RSPCA for more than 20 years, and back then, the first report she ever wrote for the RSPCA was on the horrors of live sheep export to the Middle East. She’s also the author of Backlash: Australia’s conflict of values over live exports, which detailed the events leading up and beyond the notorious 2011 live export expose, A Bloody Business on the Australian ABC’s leading current affairs program, Four Corners. Dr Jones leads us through the strong case, the scientific knowledge and the overwhelming evidence that show live animal exports are risky, unnecessary and inherently bad for animal welfare. She also explains how animal welfare groups are generally responsible for any improvements in the trade, because the industry consistently fails to respond to issues or address animal welfare concerns without the public outrage of covert video evidence as a trigger. Dr Jed Goodfellow is the RSPCA Senior Policy Officer, an animal welfare lawyer and former RSPCA Inspector and prosecutor. He’s been working on the live export issue on behalf of the RSPCA for more than 9 years, and represents the RSPCA on a number of high-level government committee and industry groups. He talks about why the risks of live export are so difficult to mitigate. He outlines what conditions for animals are like on board live export ships, including their difficulty accessing food and water, as well as disease outbreaks and infections they’re likely to experience. He also talks about problems with the industry’s continuing focus on how many animals have died as a measure of animal welfare, and particularly, because this doesn't take account of thousands of animals that might suffer terribly but survive. Key points: Why the RSPCA is opposed to live animal exports: the scientific basis, the case against live exports, and the long history of repeated animal welfare disasters. Why live animal export is cruel and unnecessary when animals can be humanely slaughtered closer to home, boosting Australia's thriving trade in chilled and frozen meat to the same destinations. How both sheep and cattle exported can face horrific conditions on board, but these risks don’t end when the leave the ship, with multiple examples of terrible treatment in destination countries. How multiple government reviews conducted over decades have consistently found poor animal welfare is inherent to the trade and the business model, and that live export cannot be done humanely. Further links: ***Warning: These television programs feature graphic footage of animal cruelty in the live export industry, and viewers may find content this very distressing.*** ABC Four Corners: A Bloody Business: https://www.abc.net.au/4corners/a-bloody-business---2011/2841918 60 Minutes: Sheep, ships and videotape: https://9now.nine.com.au/60-minutes/sheep-ships-and-videotapes/5c6e8bce-b910-4287-87f7-2ac7fa5a80eb https://kb.rspca.org.au/article-categories/live-export/ Liveexport.rspca.org.au

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Rejoice! The weekend is here! It's The Friday Rock Show No. 45 from Amplevoicepod. Two hours of rock, listener stories, explicit musings and nonsense. Remember the name. You'll have never heard as good before. This time The Friday Rock Show is here to react to all the absurdity happening in the world with a simple vote: will it be that a HARD BAGS IT or that a SOFT BAGS IT? What does it all mean? Who cares who bags what? But just what is the answer? It's the ultimate question of life, the Universe, and everything! Is it really '42'? No! It's 45! It's the FRS No. 45! And it's discovered through not much thought and in only about two hours. We on the FRS, me producer Tony Wilson and super stupid presenter Adgeen Byrne, decided to ask you, as if you could be trusted, to vote whether the five HARDBAG metal songs we play on the show are better or worse than the five SOFTBAG metal ballads we also play yis. Who bags the victory? Soft metal or hard metal? Listen in and find out. We've stories from our listeners; Baldy, A Foreign Girl, Kate Beckinsale (great fan of the show BTW), Jagger, Sean, Pastor Badpaw, Breeny Mox and even old regular Lindor talks about 'Twelve Inch Taylor'! Bidda fuk. Amplevoicepod make ear-film comedy drama adventures where we submerge your ears in a sea of sound, putting you at the heart of the story along with our heroes. Bursting out feature-length stories with over 40 titles and 50+ characters, all created from collaborative ideas and sculpted over months to arrive at the final mix. Streaming our oddcast now on all good audiophilic emporia.  © Copyright Amplevoicepod

Il documentario "Sa Bidda Nosta" è il risultato di un lungo studio, realizzato all'interno del progetto "Riscopriamo le nostre tradizioni", mirato a valorizzare le usanze, i costumi e la lingua di Vilaspeciosa. Immagini odierne e di repertorio, supportate dalle interviste ad alcuni fra i membri della comunità, conducono lo spettatore in un viaggio all'interno della memoria storica del paese.

What does it mean to kill humanely? Colin Klupiec discusses humane animal death, and the use of animals in society with Dr Anne Fawcett of Sydney University, and Dr Bidda Jones (Chief Scientist RSPCA Australia). How does the ethics of animal use influence the debate on live animal export?

Bidder returns. Sid gets muted. Paste yells at Philly. Philly backs down to Paste. Wild Card Race begins with Best Game Winners. Return of Give Me A Sec about the wave. And other sports talk thanks to Bidda being back.

Bidda is learning how to check for hernias and Paste is dealing with a dog that is either a wizard or part werewolf, so it is the Phil and Sid show. We talk Super Bowl and the glory that is Tom Brady. Final Four of favorite TV/Movie Athletes. Usual weekly topics and introducing "He still plays?" and "Golden Ticket Idea". Let's hope we get back on track next week(although this is a good show)

Bidda had other more important thing to do so Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Head of Ticket Operations Jeff joins us. Coach O joins the boys to talk Gumbo, Tigers, and Car Washes. Final Four of Best Athletes. We also discuss if Edward Scissorhands should have been "Scissor"S"hands".

Ignore the 15 seconds of dead air, bad producer. Bidda is back. The much anticipated AIYF Final Four of worst movies of all time and things get hated (mostly towards Philly and Adam Sandler). We introduce 2 new segments of "Who Would You Do?" and "The Brian Buccigross Totally Real Celebrity Interview" with Christopher Walken. As usual, some of us come not prepared.

Sid and Bidda join the show. We talk Week 14 in NFL and how boring the Heisman was. AIYFP of Cities we never want to visit. Introduction of Would You Rather's and Could You's. Philly shows up prepared and the others just do their best.

In this episode of Knowing Animals we speak to Bidda Jones from RSPCA Australia. We discuss her work on live animal exports and her new book 'Backlash': https://shop.animalsaustralia.org/products/backlash. This episode of Knowing Animals is sponsored by AASA: http://animalstudies.org.au. Following Knowing Animals on twitter @knowing_animals and Facebook at Knowing Animals. Join us for a live recording of Knowing Animals in Sydney on Monday May 2: http://www.meetup.com/Podcasting-Sydney/events/229567571/.