Podcast appearances and mentions of donny moss

EMERGENCY APPEAL: Help one amazing couple save more than 100 chimpanzees. Donate here: https://www.liberiachimpanzeerescue.org/donate.html Now watch as Jenny and Dr. Jim Desmond tell their harrowing story LIVE. In 2015, a group of animal protection groups asked the Desmonds to go to Liberia to save the lives of 66 chimpanzees who the NY Blood Center abandoned on six islands after using them in biomedical research. The Desmonds planned to spend about a month in Liberia putting systems in place and finding locals to take over their care, but they were unable to leave. Soon, government authorities began bringing them orphaned baby chimps who were victims of the bushmeat and exotic pet trades. No one else in Liberia had the experience or expertise to take care of them. It has been almost ten years, and the Desmonds now have about 115 chimps in their care and dozens of employees from neighboring villages. They've built the first phase of a permanent sanctuary in the forest. They are very eager to embark on phase 2, which would enable the adult chimps to get out of their enclosures and spend time in the forest, but they can't even consider that because they don't have enough money to cover their operating expenses. The fantastic three-part BBC series about the Desmonds' conservation and rescue work, Baby Chimp Rescue, led to donations that enabled them to operate and complete phase 1, but that infusion has ended. Because they are in Liberia and do not have a network of supporters abroad, they are not raising the amount of money they need to function, much less build out the sanctuary and create an endowment. Says TheirTurn founder Donny Moss, Having visited them twice while working on the campaign to compel the NY Blood Center for pay for the care of the chimps they abandoned, I have seen the extraordinary work they do in the most challenging of environments. And, as one of the few Americans who has been there, I feel an obligation to help them and the chimps. Their charity, Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection, is registered in the U.S. VISIT: https://www.liberiachimpanzeerescue.org/ - PLEASE HELP! Now, UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell interviews Jenny and Jim Desmond and TheirTurn's Donny Moss.

Kangaroos Are NOT Shoes: That's the message hundreds of activists sent to Adidas, in a global day of action at the height of the holiday shopping season. Marching into Adidas stores, across the United States, Canada, Europe & Australia, animal activists demanded Adidas stop its involvement in the largest mass slaughter of terrestrial wildlife in the world. Led by Australia's Animal Justice Party,Their Turn, the Center for a Humane Economy & supported by dozens of other organizations, including UnchainedTV, the message is clear: Kangaroos are not shoes. Adidas has, so far, refused to join Puma, Nike, Diadora and other brands that have kicked kangaroo leather to the curb. Now, Australian Member of Parliament Emma Hurst, Center for Humane Economy's Jennifer Skiff, Animal Justice Party's Louise Ward & TheirTurn.Net's Donny Moss reveal their strategy for ending kangaroo slaughter to UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell! Adidas is invited on any time to respond.

Episode 102: Animal rights activist Donny Moss joins Modi and Periel to discuss the tradition of Kaporos. Follow Donny Moss at @theirturn.Modi's 'Know Your Audience' Tour is on sale now!For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live. Support the show

Kangaroos Are NOT Shoes: That's the message hundreds of activists sent to Adidas, in a global day of action at the height of the holiday shopping season. Marching into Adidas stores, across the United States, Canada, Europe & Australia, animal activists demanded Adidas stop its involvement in the largest mass slaughter of terrestrial wildlife in the world. Led by Australia's Animal Justice Party,Their Turn, the Center for a Humane Economy & supported by dozens of other organizations, including UnchainedTV, the message is clear: Kangaroos are not shoes. Adidas has, so far, refused to join Puma, Nike, Diadora and other brands that have kicked kangaroo leather to the curb. Now, Australian Member of Parliament Emma Hurst, Center for Humane Economy's Jennifer Skiff, Animal Justice Party's Louise Ward & TheirTurn.Net's Donny Moss reveal their strategy for ending kangaroo slaughter to UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell! Adidas is invited on any time to respond.

Kangaroos Are NOT Shoes: That's the message hundreds of activists sent to Adidas, in a global day of action at the height of the holiday shopping season. Marching into Adidas stores, across the United States, Canada, Europe & Australia, animal activists demanded Adidas stop its involvement in the largest mass slaughter of terrestrial wildlife in the world. Led by Australia's Animal Justice Party,Their Turn, the Center for a Humane Economy & supported by dozens of other organizations, including UnchainedTV, the message is clear: Kangaroos are not shoes. Adidas has, so far, refused to join Puma, Nike, Diadora and other brands that have kicked kangaroo leather to the curb. Now, Australian Member of Parliament Emma Hurst, Center for Humane Economy's Jennifer Skiff, Animal Justice Party's Louise Ward & TheirTurn.Net's Donny Moss reveal their strategy for ending kangaroo slaughter to UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell! Adidas is invited on any time to respond.

Kangaroos Are NOT Shoes: That's the message hundreds of activists sent to Adidas, in a global day of action at the height of the holiday shopping season. Marching into Adidas stores, across the United States, Canada, Europe & Australia, animal activists demanded Adidas stop its involvement in the largest mass slaughter of terrestrial wildlife in the world. Led by Australia's Animal Justice Party,Their Turn, the Center for a Humane Economy & supported by dozens of other organizations, including UnchainedTV, the message is clear: Kangaroos are not shoes. Adidas has, so far, refused to join Puma, Nike, Diadora and other brands that have kicked kangaroo leather to the curb. Now, Australian Member of Parliament Emma Hurst, Center for Humane Economy's Jennifer Skiff, Animal Justice Party's Louise Ward & TheirTurn.Net's Donny Moss reveal their strategy for ending kangaroo slaughter to UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell! Adidas is invited on any time to respond.

Shocking new developments in the Open Rescue Trial in Sonoma County, California. Numerous animal activists were initially arrested for the rescue of about 70 chickens and ducks from 3 factory farms in 2018 & 2019. They say they have the legal right to rescue suffering animals. Now, only ONE defendant remains, charged with conspiracy and trespassing, Wayne Hsiung, co-founder of Direct Action Everywhere, a large animal rights organization considered a threat to the meat industry. Is the government trying to “cut the head off the snake” as one prosecutor is alleged to have declared? Why is the defense gagged and defense witnesses forced to appear in court, prior to the start of trial? Our expert panel includes former Assistant DA Nathan Semmel, TheirTurn's Donny Moss, OMG! LA host Michelle Celestino, Animal Alliance's Ellen Dent, Action Hour's Lindsey Baker and DxE's Carla Cabral, LIVE at the courthouse. UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell hosts this panel.

Shocking new developments in the Open Rescue Trial in Sonoma County, California. Numerous animal activists were initially arrested for the rescue of about 70 chickens and ducks from 3 factory farms in 2018 & 2019. They say they have the legal right to rescue suffering animals. Now, only ONE defendant remains, charged with conspiracy and trespassing, Wayne Hsiung, co-founder of Direct Action Everywhere, a large animal rights organization considered a threat to the meat industry. Is the government trying to “cut the head off the snake” as one prosecutor is alleged to have declared? Why is the defense gagged and defense witnesses forced to appear in court, prior to the start of trial? Our expert panel includes former Assistant DA Nathan Semmel, TheirTurn's Donny Moss, OMG! LA host Michelle Celestino, Animal Alliance's Ellen Dent, Action Hour's Lindsey Baker and DxE's Carla Cabral, LIVE at the courthouse. UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell hosts this panel.

How far is too far when it comes to animal advocacy? In this episode of the Animal Wellness Podcast, two veteran activists with somewhat different approaches discuss the best tactics to effect change for animals. Wayne Pacelle, president of Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy, often works quietly and behind the scenes, nudging the levers of government and commerce to create improvements. The author of two New York Times bestsellers on animals believes in applying reason and the appeals of logic and decency to convert those who put or leave animals in harm's way. Donny Moss, however, is just as apt to use a bullhorn as a keyboard. The founder of Their Turn is known for taking the battle to the streets, using video, social media and in-person confrontation to put pressure on businesses, consumers and even corporate board members to change minds. The two review their successful collaboration on the Kangaroos Are Not Shoes campaign, which recently has had major wins in the fight to convince Nike, Puma and Diadora to stop selling soccer cleats made from the skins of murdered kangaroos. The campaign is now targeting hold-outs Adidas and New Balance. You can sign the petition here. The Animal Wellness Podcast is produced by Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy. It focuses on improving the lives of animals in the United States and abroad through legislation and influencing businesses to create a more humane economy. The show is hosted by veteran journalist and animal-advocate Joseph Grove. Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify and Podbean offer subscriptions to the show.  Donations to www.animalwellnessaction.org make the show possible.   www.animalwellnessaction.org www.centerforahumaneeconomy.org www.kangaroosarenotshoes.net www.theirturn.net   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnimalWellnessAction Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centerforahumaneeconomy/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/AWAction_News Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheHumaneCenter   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/animalwellnessaction/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/centerforahumaneeconomy/   Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com); License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

“Who DIDN'T Let the Dogs Out?” A Bizarre Situation in a NY City Shelter Donny Moss of the New York based activist organization, Their Turn, gives us the inside scoop on a NY City Shelter that has closed it's doors to adoptions while remaining open to collecting donations, and what his organization is doing to “call them out” on it.

Donny Moss is a grassroots campaign organizer and creator of an influential online paper to make change through hands on action, awareness, and education in New York, and around the globe.AAA Radio host Billie Groom chats with Donny Moss on his organization's support of global campaigns to ban trophy hunting, and end the brutal killings of kangaroos organized by Nike for soccer shoes. They also dive deep into the politics behind a large, independent New York shelter, and the effect of pressure campaigns that target influential individuals.

In 2013, I co-founded a ragtag grassroots outfit called Direct Action Everywhere. We did street theater in grocery stores and silly flash mobs in Louis Vuitton and spoke truth to power wherever we could, even when our voices would shake. And while we earned some fans for our passion, most of the mainstream media, and even the world of nonprofit activism, scoffed at us. The things we were asking for – a world where every living creatures is safe and free; a transformation of our political system towards compassion and away from corporate profit – seemed somewhere between stupid and delusional. Dr. Drew brought us on his new national television show at Headline News, and mocked us for being obsessed with chickens.But Donny Moss, a long-time journalist and public relations expert with blood as blue as blue can be (Ivy League credentials; Big Pharma alum), did something very different. He listened. And something odd happened: he liked what he heard. Donny and Jane Velez-Mitchell, a former news anchor who Donny partnered with in the early 2010s, gave us a platform when few others wouldn't. And I never really understood why. Donny lived in a beautiful apartment in the best part of Manhattan. He was married to the general counsel for one of the largest corporations in the world. His life seemed so perfect and successful and normal. Why would he start associating with, well, someone like me?This conversation explains why. Donny, you see, went through a massive personal challenge (and transformation) in the years before he was a journalist and activist. He was a young gay man, in the late 80s and 90s, at the height of the AIDS pandemic. But unlike the gay men mobilizing in the streets to ACT UP and fight back, as powerful men laughed at them (and their friends and lovers wasted away and died), Donny worked for a major pharmaceutical company that was the target of protests. But, secretly, while working for their enemy, his heart was with the underdog. His heart was with the people on the streets. I think that's what Donny saw in me and DxE. We were earnest and angry, but we wore our hearts on our sleeves. And it's why, a few years later, he decided he wanted to do more than just share our story. He walked with us into a massive factory farm and walked out with a sick and tortured animal in his arms – and then broadcast everything he did on his news platform, Their Turn, at great personal risk. This is a fascinating conversation with one of my favorite people in the world. And there's a lot to learn – about privilege, about courage, about change. Give it a listen, and let me know what you think!Read Donny Moss' journalism on Theirturn.netMusic by Moby: Everything That Rises

UnchainedTV.com brings you a different kind of war story. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has created a humanitarian crisis and an animal crisis. Many people are fleeing with their companion animals and others have been forced to leave their beloved animals behind to fend for themselves. PETA Germany reports “numerous people crossing the border with severe hypothermia. The situation is intense and confusing. Hundreds of people, with and without animals, are arriving in Poland exhausted and injured. Due to extreme traffic jams, many people are leaving their cars and walking towards the borders with Hungary, Poland, and Romania. PETA Germany is funneling 44,000 pounds of animal food into Ukraine. To help PETA's lifesaving efforts, donate here: https://bit.ly/3vlzac0 The world's most powerful animal rights organization adds, “The undertaking is risky, but they are determined to make it. PETA Germany is doing everything in its power to bring other urgently needed goods into the country as relief supplies.” ? PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk reports, “PETA Germany has managed to get over the border from Poland and is there, shepherding animals out, and we have delivered a 7.5 ton lorry's worth of food to a shelter that is, so far, safe… we are befriending guards who like animals, etc., and all the PETA Europe affiliates, and PETA UK, have petitioned the various governments to waive restrictions on animal entries on a humanitarian emergency basis. So far,  Poland, Hungary and Romania (where we do a ton of animal work), have agreed. We are demo'ing outside 10 Downing Street about this. A PETA rep, UnchainedTV.com's Jane Velez-Mitchell, Simone Reyes, Director of Social Compassion and Donny Moss of TheirTurn.net talk about how war devastates people and animals. But, the plight of the animal victims can get overlooked in the chaos and fog of war. That is a double injustice.

UnchainedTV.com brings you a different kind of war story. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has created a humanitarian crisis and an animal crisis. Many people are fleeing with their companion animals and others have been forced to leave their beloved animals behind to fend for themselves. PETA Germany reports “numerous people crossing the border with severe hypothermia. The situation is intense and confusing. Hundreds of people, with and without animals, are arriving in Poland exhausted and injured. Due to extreme traffic jams, many people are leaving their cars and walking towards the borders with Hungary, Poland, and Romania. PETA Germany is funneling 44,000 pounds of animal food into Ukraine. To help PETA's lifesaving efforts, donate here: https://bit.ly/3vlzac0 The world's most powerful animal rights organization adds, “The undertaking is risky, but they are determined to make it. PETA Germany is doing everything in its power to bring other urgently needed goods into the country as relief supplies.” ? PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk reports, “PETA Germany has managed to get over the border from Poland and is there, shepherding animals out, and we have delivered a 7.5 ton lorry's worth of food to a shelter that is, so far, safe… we are befriending guards who like animals, etc., and all the PETA Europe affiliates, and PETA UK, have petitioned the various governments to waive restrictions on animal entries on a humanitarian emergency basis. So far,  Poland, Hungary and Romania (where we do a ton of animal work), have agreed. We are demo'ing outside 10 Downing Street about this. A PETA rep, UnchainedTV.com's Jane Velez-Mitchell, Simone Reyes, Director of Social Compassion and Donny Moss of TheirTurn.net talk about how war devastates people and animals. But, the plight of the animal victims can get overlooked in the chaos and fog of war. That is a double injustice.

UnchainedTV.com brings you a different kind of war story. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has created a humanitarian crisis and an animal crisis. Many people are fleeing with their companion animals and others have been forced to leave their beloved animals behind to fend for themselves. PETA Germany reports “numerous people crossing the border with severe hypothermia. The situation is intense and confusing. Hundreds of people, with and without animals, are arriving in Poland exhausted and injured. Due to extreme traffic jams, many people are leaving their cars and walking towards the borders with Hungary, Poland, and Romania. PETA Germany is funneling 44,000 pounds of animal food into Ukraine. To help PETA's lifesaving efforts, donate here: https://bit.ly/3vlzac0 The world's most powerful animal rights organization adds, “The undertaking is risky, but they are determined to make it. PETA Germany is doing everything in its power to bring other urgently needed goods into the country as relief supplies.” ? PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk reports, “PETA Germany has managed to get over the border from Poland and is there, shepherding animals out, and we have delivered a 7.5 ton lorry's worth of food to a shelter that is, so far, safe… we are befriending guards who like animals, etc., and all the PETA Europe affiliates, and PETA UK, have petitioned the various governments to waive restrictions on animal entries on a humanitarian emergency basis. So far,  Poland, Hungary and Romania (where we do a ton of animal work), have agreed. We are demo'ing outside 10 Downing Street about this. A PETA rep, UnchainedTV.com's Jane Velez-Mitchell, Simone Reyes, Director of Social Compassion and Donny Moss of TheirTurn.net talk about how war devastates people and animals. But, the plight of the animal victims can get overlooked in the chaos and fog of war. That is a double injustice.

PLL & MLL Merger instant analysis as well as some BOLD predictions about the future! Pros: PLL has done a much better job marketing players PLL has treated players better w/salary & team travel PLL has made lax better on TV PLL is exciting 2 Leagues wasn't viable but it was fun Cons: Taking jobs away …and more opportunities… Tour based model I don't think they have all “the best” players there some guys there who aren't at the top of their game still and there because of what they used to do or social media presence Goodbye Steinfield Cup Whats Next!? I make some Bold Predictions! We can all get behind the LEAGUES!! PLL/NLL or watch out for PLL to make their OWN indoor league Women's Lax League!! Final Thoughts: Thank you MLL, it was beyond my wildest dreams to play pro lax but I got to play with guys like Reggie Thorpe, Pete Milliman, Chris Schiller, JR, CP22, Brett, Gary Gait, Donny Moss, Coach Hobart Good luck to everyone!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brice-queener6/support

In a huge animal rights victory, Paragon Sports has announced it will no longer sell goods that feature real fur, which includes Canada Goose fur collared parkas, after this winter, when it apparently plans to clear out its last remaining fur items. This victory is thanks to a relentless, 3-year campaign by some of New York City's leading animal rights activists, whom you'll meet on this broadcast, and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which has long led the movement against killing fur-bearing animals to turn them into coats or collars. The fierce, strategic campaign against fur has focused on Canada Goose, which had resisted the fur-free trend embraced by so many other top designers. But, in April, the New York Times reported, Canada Goose announced that starting in 2022, the company will no longer buy new fur from trappers. What does that mean? Here's the latest from TheirTurn.net's Donny Moss and his team of amazing animal rights.

In a huge animal rights victory, Paragon Sports has announced it will no longer sell goods that feature real fur, which includes Canada Goose fur collared parkas, after this winter, when it apparently plans to clear out its last remaining fur items. This victory is thanks to a relentless, 3-year campaign by some of New York City's leading animal rights activists, whom you'll meet on this broadcast, and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which has long led the movement against killing fur-bearing animals to turn them into coats or collars. The fierce, strategic campaign against fur has focused on Canada Goose, which had resisted the fur-free trend embraced by so many other top designers. But, in April, the New York Times reported, Canada Goose announced that starting in 2022, the company will no longer buy new fur from trappers. What does that mean? Here's the latest from TheirTurn.net's Donny Moss and his team of amazing animal rights.

The Humane Society of the US Sues Whistleblowers Exposing Inhumane Conditions at HSUS “Sanctuaries” – Hear about it from guest DONNY MOSS of Their Turn + BOB Suggests “Garden of Vegan Hero Statues”, while Exploring “Human Supremacist Speciesism Privilege” Please DONATE to 501(c)(3) Go Vegan Radio: www.PayPal.me/GoVeganRadio Special Thanks to / Please Support: Evolution Vegan Dog & Cat Food […]

This episode features Tim Soudan, former pro lacrosse player in the MILL/NLL and MLL, and current head coach of Chrome LC in the PLL. Soudan discusses his time at UMass, two world championships with Team USA, coaching the Rochester Rattlers to back-to-back MLL Championship games and reuniting with several former Rattlers like Jordan Wolf, Jordan MacIntosh, Joel White and John Galloway with the Chrome. We also discuss drafting Jesse Bernhardt and Donny Moss in the PLL Entry Draft, how he was hired by the Rattlers and which PLL tour stop he's looking forward to visiting. ----- The Pro Lacrosse Talk podcast is the first and only lacrosse podcast covering all four professional lacrosse leagues (MLL, NLL, PLL, WPLL). Each week throughout the season we'll recap the games, provide analysis on the teams and feature exclusive postgame and off-the-field interviews with professional lacrosse players and coaches. Suit up and give us a listen! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @prolacrossetalk. Pro Lacrosse Talk is proud to partner with Stitcher Premium. Try 1 month of Stitcher Premium for free by using the code "LACROSSE" today! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/prolacrossetalk/message

Lisa and Emma break down the Entry Draft from the comfort of their house! Their friend Katie DeFeo calls in to share her reaction to the Entry Draft (2:16-4:07). Lisa and Emma then discuss the Waterdogs selecting Zack Currier and Ryland Rees (4:08-6:14), Chrome selecting Jesse Bernhardt and Donny Moss (6:15-7:21) and Atlas selecting Rob Pannell and Craig Chick (7:22-9:18). The girls then discuss the Archers selecting Eli Gobrecht and Christian Mazzone (9:19-10:24), the Whipsnakes selecting Zed Williams and TJ Comizio (10:25-12:35), the Redwoods selecting Finn Sullivan and Greg Puskuldjian (12:36-14:44) and Chaos selecting Dillon Ward and Jason Noble (14:45-16:34). Lisa and Emma then talk which team they think won the draft (16:35-18:48). Let us know your favorite bits from the episode by tagging us at @TheInsideFeed, @lisaredmond29 and @emmadamz. Enjoy the show!

Donny Moss, founder and editor of TheirTurn.net, runs extraordinary animal rights campaigns out of New York. He will review and explain why he goes into the discomfort zone for animals!

Donny Moss, founder and editor of TheirTurn.net, runs extraordinary animal rights campaigns out of New York. He will review and explain why he goes into the discomfort zone for animals!

Donny Moss and I have run in the same activist circles in New York City for quite some time, so it was really great to finally chat with him one [...] Continue reading → The post MikeyPod 259 | Activist Filmmaker Donny Moss appeared first on MikeyPod.

Donny Moss and I have run in the same activist circles in New York City for quite some time, so it was really great to finally chat with him one [...] Continue reading → The post MikeyPod 259 | Activist Filmmaker Donny Moss appeared first on MikeyPod.

Episode 87 (Air Date: June 20th, 2016) Laura is back on the East Coast! And here it is…  the first time Ben and Laura have seen each other in ages!  AND the first time we EVER recorded an episode TOGETHER in the same room (expect for our interview episode with Donny Moss way back in the day, … Episode 87 – Reunited and it feels… meh. Read More »

Episode 87 (Air Date: June 20th, 2016) Laura is back on the East Coast! And here it is…  the first time Ben and Laura have seen each other in ages!  AND the first time we EVER recorded an episode TOGETHER in the same room (expect for our interview episode with Donny Moss way back in the day, … Episode 87 – Reunited and it feels… meh. Read More »

Episode 85 (Air Date: March 20th, 2016) Ben welcomes Donny Moss back to Big Fat Vegan Radio to discuss the 66 chimps abandoned by the New York Blood Center after using them for experimentation. It’s a heart breaking story, but there is much you can do about it! Please visit out www.TheirTurn.net for up-to-the-minute news and calls-to-action. … Episode 85 – Interview: Donny Moss (Their Turn) – NY Blood Center Abandons 66 Chimps! Read More »

Episode 85 (Air Date: March 20th, 2016) Ben welcomes Donny Moss back to Big Fat Vegan Radio to discuss the 66 chimps abandoned by the New York Blood Center after using them for experimentation. It's a heart breaking story, but there is much you can do about it! Please visit out www.TheirTurn.net for up-to-the-minute news and calls-to-action. … Episode 85 – Interview: Donny Moss (Their Turn) – NY Blood Center Abandons 66 Chimps! Read More »

We'll discuss these issues and what it's like to be a full-time animal rights activist with Donny Moss, filmmaker of the award-winning documentary Blinders, about the New York City carriage horses and editor of theirturn.net, an online animal rights magazine.

The State of New York City Politics With Donny Moss @defeatquinn.http://votequinnout.com https://www.facebook.com/DefeatChristineQuinnWe discuss candidate for NYC Mayor Christine Quinn As a fraudDonny Moss is a documentary filmmaker and activist living in New York City. He is the producer and director of the award-winning documentary film BLINDERS, which exposes the truth behind the tradition of New York City's infamous horse-drawn carriage trade. More recently, he produced a short documentary called “Christine Quinn: Behind the Smile” about a 2013 Mayoral candidate in NYC. Moss was born in Miami Beach, Florida and lives in New York City with his husband Jim and their animal companions. Moss is delighted to become an officer of the Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club to promote the progressive goals of the organization.

SHOW NOTES: Episode 5 (Air Date: August 25, 2012) Donny Moss joins us for a discussion about the horse carriage industry in New York City. Donny tells us about his documentary “Blinders: The Truth Behind The Tradition“, how Christine Quinn is keeping the horse carriage industry in business, why NYCLASS does NOT support a ban on … Episode 5 – Interview: Donny Moss Read More »

SHOW NOTES: Episode 5 (Air Date: August 25, 2012) Donny Moss joins us for a discussion about the horse carriage industry in New York City. Donny tells us about his documentary “Blinders: The Truth Behind The Tradition“, how Christine Quinn is keeping the horse carriage industry in business, why NYCLASS does NOT support a ban on … Episode 5 – Interview: Donny Moss Read More »

Monday October 27, Christine Agro welcomes Donny Moss, director of the riveting documentary: BLINDERS: The Truth Behind The Tradition will discuss the film; NYC Council Member Tony Avella who is pushing for a ban on horse drawn carriages discuss this romanticized tradition.