Podcast appearances and mentions of pam ahern

  This episode is dedicated to animal rights and vegan activist Liz Dealey or Lizzie as she was affectionately  known.  Lizzie was tireless and relentless in her aim to bring more kindness and consideration into the world. Her whirlwind energy saw her found Melbourne Chicken Save, and dedicate decades of focus, passion and time into the animal rights activist landscape, especially in Melbourne.  Her inclusive leadership, her sense of humour, the heart on her sleeve way she carried herself, and her punk rock energy endeared her to several generations of activists.  Lizzie's life and works are remembered here in this episode by Stace from Melbourne Chicken Save, Pam Ahern from Edgar's Mission, and with written tributes by many more.   Some of Liz's music histroy: The Sputniks (1979-1980) - Liz on Bass 'Second Glance / Our Boys' (1979) Acid drops (1982-1985) - Liz on Vocals & Guitar 'Surfin' Prostitute Beat' (1984) The Twenty Second Sect (1986-1991) - Liz on Vocals & Guitar 'The Wailing House' (1986) 'Get That Charge' (1988) 'UXB' (1989) 'Unexploded' (1989) Pure Purple - Liz on Vocals & Guitar 'Demo Album' (unreleased) Music played: 'Kiss My Ass' Pure Purple (from 'Demo Album' - 90's) 'Hey Baby' The Twenty Second Sect (from 'Unexploded' - 1989) 'I'll Be Your Navigator' The Twenty Second Sect (from 'Get That Charge' - 1988) 'Look Her In The Eye' Pure Purple (from 'Demo Album' - 90's) 'Abbatoir' Pure Purple (from 'Demo Album' - 90's)

Nat describes her glamping weekend; Justin ‘Digga' Calverley has been to a food forest in Yarra Valley; writer and director Goran Stolevski talks about his Macedonian-set movie Housekeeping for Beginners; Edgar's Mission's director Pam Ahern chats about the work of the animal sanctuary; the team celebrates the invention of the windscreen wiper; and author Richard Flanagan explains the ideas that lead to his new novel Question 7. With presenters Monique Sebire, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/breakfasters/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Breakfasters3RRRFM/Twitter: https://twitter.com/breakfasters

 International Women's Day is recognised each year on March 8 as a focal point in the women's rights movement, bringing attention to issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence against women. 3CR Radical Radio has a long history of supporting IWD by hosting 24 hour broadcasting by women and non-binary people. On this show we discuss some inspirational women who are animal rights advocates and strive for collective liberation. We also discuss some other animal-related news. We acknowledge the work of Brenda Sanders who founded the Afro-Vegan Society and works tirelessly in food justice and sharing knowledge about healthy vegan living. Here's Brenda's profile with the Unbound Project: https://unboundproject.org/brenda-sanders/        Learn more about the Afro-Vegan Society here: https://www.afrovegansociety.org/ We discussed Lauren Ornelas and The Food Empowerment Project which seeks to create a more just and sustainable world by recognizing the power of one's food choices. https://foodispower.org/    The FEP Ethical Chocolate list is a really handy resource for sourcing ethical vegan chocolate that is free of child and slave labour through it's production and supply chain.  https://foodispower.org/chocolate-list/We recognise the work of animal photojournalist Jo-Anne McArthur and We Animals Media https://weanimalsmedia.orgWe discuss the work of Kristy Alger, writer and activist. Kristy writes under Writing Liberation and her first book is Five Essays For Freedom. Follow Kristy's work here: https://www.instagram.com/writing_liberation/?hl=en SeaWeek (March 4-12, 2023) is Australia's major national public awareness campaign to focus community awareness, provide information and encourage an appreciation of the sea. https://www.aaee.org.au/seaweek/ UN member nations have signed a treaty to protect marine life and the agreement is considered crucial to the goal of protexting 30% of land and sea by 2030. https://apnews.com/article/un-oceans-biodiversity-treaty-0b024fa07e8c1947236d8b8491ebf92c  A new study reveleaed that plastic pollution doubles every six years https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0281596  We discussed the death of Kiska, the last orca held in captivity in Canada. Tragically Kiska had been living in captivity since the 1970s at Marineland. https://plantbasednews.org/culture/law-and-politics/kiska-captive-orca-died-marineland-canada/ A new study revelas that fish are self-aware and recognised themselves in a mirror test https://plantbasednews.org/news/science/self-aware-fish-research/ The documentary Seaspiracy is available on Netflix https://www.seaspiracy.org/ In dairy news, consumption of plant based milk is on the rise in Australia. Researchers delve into why this is and what motivates people to make the switch away from consuming dairy. https://www.unsw.edu.au/news/2022/07/why-plant-based--milks--are-rising-to-the-top Puma ditches kangaroo leather for their soccer boot range and releases a vegan leather substitute called K-BETTER. https://plantbasednews.org/culture/sport/puma-vegan-leather-football-boots/Events coming up: Emma Hakansson, author of How Veganism can Save Us will be in conversation with Pam Ahern, Founder of Edgar's Mission at the Castlemaine Festival on Tuesday April 4. https://castlemainefestival.com.au/events/how-veganism-can-save-us/ Five years after the release of the Dominion documentary, Farm Transparency Project are hosting a week of action across April 2-8 and an Animal Rights March. Details here: https://www.farmtransparency.org/dominion-march  Music Played: Alice Skye 'Everything Is Great' - https://open.spotify.com/track/5o7idEY12ht7TrTHu5e4fG Caisha Sprout 'Seasick' - https://open.spotify.com/track/6BcO1IkqIuJroU2mI88Msi Dear Stalker '6pm In The City' - https://open.spotify.com/track/2VlRFa3tMFGjoHTlYjUiEC

In this quick Q&A with Pam Ahern, the founder and director of Edgars Mission, she lets us know: - How the animals actually end up at the sanctuary - What their Book Club volunteer opportunity involves - What species are looked after at Edgar's, and which require the most attention - What she thinks the current perception of Edgar's is and if this has changed over time

Pam's admiration for animals developed at an early age when she helped rescue, rehabilitate and rehome cats and dogs.Pam always dreamt of having a horse. She started by joining a local pony club, then soon got a horse and became a successful equestrian competing around Australia. Pam's relationship with horses led her to have a greater understanding of large animal behaviour.Pam hung up her boots to champion the cause of animals. She became involved in campaigns calling for an end to animal testing, vivisection and fur. Pam went vegan over thirty years ago, after reading Peter Singer's book Animal Liberation.Pam volunteered with Animals Australia on the Save Babe Campaign and needed a pig for a photoshoot. She organised a deal with a local pig farmer and drove home one day with Edgar Alan Pig on the front seat. Pam watched Edgar's life transform with kindness and founded Edgar's Mission.Edgar's Mission provides sanctuary to over 450 farm animals and has grown into an advocacy organisation, with animals being their own ambassadors.In this episode, Pam talks about the power of kindness and shares beautiful stories of the animals who find sanctuary at Edgar's Mission. https://www.instagram.com/edgarsmission/https://www.facebook.com/edgarsmissionhttps://www.tiktok.com/@edgarsmissionhttps://www.edgarsmission.org.au/

Pam Ahern is the Founder of Edgars Mission. A safe haven for formerly farmed animals in Lancefield, Australia. The one-time equestrian champion gave it all up when, in 2003, a tiny piglet, the eminent Edgar Alan Pig, trotted into her life and led her down a path she never imagined.

Richard Oglesby, known as Trikky Oges to his friends, spent most of his life working in industries that exploited animals, until he started a job at Edgar's Mission, which changed his whole life. Trikky began his career in shearing sheds across outback Australia when he was 20 years old. He was a zoo keeper at Adelaide Zoo for seven years and recalls the boredom animals in captivity experienced. Trikky then became a groom at a top cattle stud in Victoria and later a contractor at equestrian centres.Trikky met Pam Ahern, Founder of Edgar's Mission, at a local farmers Markets and was invited to join the Edgar's team in May 2015. Trikky recalls arriving at Edgar's Mission and feeling an overwhelming sense of joy when he was met by Saturday, a special needs Suffolk sheep in a cart. He met all the beautiful residents and recognised their strong will to live. He began to reflect on his food choices and as a result, Trikky went vegetarian at age 68.Trikky's 2018 new years resolution was to go vegan, which he accomplished with the encouragement and support of the Edgar's crew, who supplied him with recipes and meals.  Trikky is a testament to it being "never too late to change".Trikky attended a Save Movement rally where Pam was the guest speaker. He then came across an Anonymous for the Voiceless Cube of Truth in Southbank and realised being active for the animals was the next necessary step in his journey. He attended the next Cube event and has been a regular member ever since.In this episode, Trikky shares the importance of learning from each other, going outside your comfort zone for the animals and being a proud example of diversity within the vegan movement. https://www.instagram.com/trikkyoges/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100031136912915

Welcome to episode 49  of the Today is the Day Changemakers Podcast. This week's  guest is Pam Ahern, Founder of Edgar's Mission in Lancefield, Victoria, Australia. Pam shares her incredible journey from packing lolli's ,as she calls them in a factory, and being a champion equestrian, to providing shelter and direct care for homeless, abused, injured and abandoned farm animals. You will quickly learn that kindness is at the heart of everything Pam does. When a little pig named Edgar Alan came into Pam's life it brought her down a path she never imagined. This is truly an incredible story and one that even involves the actor, James Cromwell, from the hit movie “Babe”.  Pam gave up her full-time job, hung up her riding boots, and dedicated her life to the protection of farm animals. Why, you may ask? Well you will need to listen in to hear why Pam built the 153 acre sanctuary that is currently caring for 500 farm animal residents. Every animal that comes through the sanctuary doors is given a special name, treated as an individual, and surrounded by so much love. Many that arrive are in need of immediate and very special care. The one thing that is truly amazing is how some of the animals support their counterparts who are in need of that additional help and support. You will hear about Vet Nurses Ruby the dog and Tabitha the cat.  You will fall in love with Calvin Swine, Mr. Invisible, Captain Kirk the Rooster, Smudge, and so many more as you watch them through their videos via FB and Instagram. Visit the Today is the Day YouTube Channel to see pictures of these special animals and Edgar's Mission.  Pam is also the proud Australian ambassador for World Animal Day and was a 2014 Victorian Local Hero Finalist in the Australian of the Year Awards. On top of all of that she is also the author of the book, 'The Gift of Kindness – True Stories of Rescue Farm Animals'. She shares an incredible mantra, "If we could live happy and healthy lives without harming others, why wouldn't we?" Listen in to hear Pam's incredible answer to, 'if I knew then, what I know now'.  Pam is the only one in all 49 episodes with this answer!Next week my guest is John Belizaire. John is the CEO of Soluna. John is a serial entrepreneur that has taken companies truly to the next level. When he was 28 years old, he sold his first start-up company for $150 million. Please subscribe, write a review and share the Today is the Day Changemakers Podcast.  Like us on Facebook and Instagram. Visit todayisthedayliveit.com for more information about this podcast and other programs available through Today is the day. I am also the CEO and Co-founder of the Zzak G. Applaud Our Kids Foundation. Connecting children and young adults ages 7-22 who meet the financial needs requirements with ongoing lessons in dance, acting, instrumental music, and vocal instruction. For more information visit applaudourkids.org. Don't forget to subscribe, like and share this podcast. You never know who needs to hear the messages that are shared here. Everyone has the opportunity to be a changemaker! Have a great week everyone!

Welcome to episode 48 of the Today is the Day Changemakers Podcast.This week I am joined by my special guest Co-host Quentin Williams. Quentin is CEO and Founder of Dedication to Community. Together, we interview our Perry Tuttle.  Perry is a former Clemson football stand out from the early 1980s. He caught the winning touchdown pass in the 1982 Orange Bowl. His celebration after the touchdown catch made the cover of the January 11, 1982 edition of Sports Illustrated. Perry was a first round draft pick in the 1982 NFL draft and played 10 years of professional football in both the NFL and the CFL.He has gone on to become  a noted author, speaker, and leadership coach, currently working with professional athletes and Fortune companies to help them navigate the marketplace with character and integrity.Perry shares incredible stories about his childhood. He flunked the third grade and had to repeat it. That left a lasting impact on Perry's life. A local school Coach saw how quick Perry could run while he was playing freeze tag with the neighborhood kids and encouraged Perry to play football.  Back then, Perry says he would watch professional football games on TV and would not just mimic the moves when he would play, but he would become the professional player in his mind. He goes on to talk about the importance of the Law of Becoming. There is a must listen section of this episode where Perry shares about the strained relationship he had with his Dad and how he went about getting the answers he needed. There are so many poignant lessons and stories shared here that will touch your heart. As a master storyteller, Perry's teachings inspire small and large groups alike to stretch themselves to overcome barriers and achieve thei"r personal goals. His TEDx in Greenville is a must listen. Wait until the end of that TEDx and bring your tissues. His, 'do all you can, while you can' message is so important!Perry is a father of 6 and Pops to his grandson. You can even see the pride in his eyes through the Zoom screen when he talks about his family. Listen in to hear his answer to, if I knew then, what I know now. Next week I welcome the incredible Pam Ahern, Founder of Edgar's Mission in Australia. Pam is the founder of a multi-acre sanctuary that helps and nurses back to health special needs animals. She is an activist for animals, an author, and has a mantra that includes "if we could live happy and healthy lives without harming others, why wouldn't we? This is such an inspiring upcoming episode. Please subscribe to the Today is the Day Changemakers YouTube Channel or stream this podcast on all streaming sites . Like us on FB and Instagram at Today is the Day Live It.  I am the CEO and Co-founder of the Zzak G. Applaud Our Kids Foundation. Connecting children and young adults ages 7-22 who meet the financial needs requirements with ongoing lessons in dance, acting, instrumental music, and vocal instruction. Have a great week everyone!

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Pam Ahern is the founder and director of Edgar's Mission. Edgar's Mission Farm Sanctuary is a not-for-profit farm sanctuary in Australia. Pam is a lifelong animal lover and started the sanctuary in 2003, starting with her first rescue animal – Edgar Alan Pig. From there, the sanctuary grew as Pam created outreach and education programs.  ... more »

“If we could live happy and healthy lives without harming others…why wouldn't we?” That is the mantra of this week's guest, Pam Ahern. She is the founder and director of Edgar's Mission Farm Sanctuary

“If we could live happy and healthy lives without harming others…why wouldn't we?” That is the mantra of this week's guest, Pam Ahern. She is the founder and director of Edgar's Mission Farm Sanctuary in Australia, and in this episode, she and Kathy talk about:Pam's journey to establishing a sanctuary out of love for one pig, Edgar Alan PigThe plight of farmed animals in Australia compared to those in the United StatesThe courageous life of Baarack, a stray sheep who overcame the odds to live his life in peace at the sanctuaryBe Kind to Animals Week, an annual campaign from Edgar's Mission emphasizing the importance to show compassion for all beingsTo follow Edgar's Mission online, check out their Instagram account and Facebook page.Connect with Kathy Stevens:Facebook: Kathy Stevens, Catskill Animal SanctuaryTwitter: @CASanctuaryBooks: Where the Blind Horse SingsWebsite: CASanctuary.orgInstagram: @catskill_animal_sanctuaryYouTube: Catskill Animal Sanctuary

Pam Ahern is a deadset super hero in my eyes. She's the creator of Edgars Mission here in Victoria, one of my most favourite places on Earth. A lifelong animal lover and activist, Pam always had her heart for the animals. After being a long-time champion equestrian, everything changed when a tiny piglet, the eminent Edgar Alan Pig, trotted into her life in 2003 and led her down a path she'd never imagined. She gave up her full-time paying job, hung up her riding boots, and dedicated her life to the protection of farmed animals. With Edgar firmly at its heart, Pam built the sanctuary, Edgars Mission from the ground up and set in motion outreach programs that would bring farmed animals out of the dark unknown and into public view. Pam is also the proud Australian Ambassador for World Animal Day and was a 2014 Victorian Local Hero Finalist in the Australian of the Year Awards. In the lead up to Be Kind To Animals Week, I have brought Pam on the podcast to talk all things kindness and how we humans with beating hearts and change animals' fate through our choices.Edgar's Mission: https://www.edgarsmission.org.au/Edgar's Mission Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edgarsmission/Be Kind to Animals Week - Make the pledge: https://bekindtoanimalsweek.org.au/

A lifelong animal lover, Pam Ahern was a champion equestrian until, one day, everything changed. A tiny piglet, the eminent Edgar Alan Pig, trotted into her life in 2003 and led her down a path she'd never imagined. She gave up her full-time paying job, hung up her riding boots, and dedicated her life to the protection of farmed animals. With Edgar firmly at its heart, Pam built the sanctuary from the ground up and set in motion outreach programs that would bring farmed animals out of the dark unknown and into public view. Pam is also the proud Australian Ambassador for World Animal Day and was a 2014 Victorian Local Hero Finalist in the Australian of the Year Awards.   You can listen and subscribe to us on your favorite podcast platform https://bit.ly/ShesAWomanPodcast If you wanna support the show, and get all the episodes ad free go to https://shesawoman.supercast.tech/. If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be helpful! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://bit.ly/ShesAWomanPodcast. Thanks to our sponsors:  “Go to GreenChef.com/90woman and use code 90woman to get $90 off including free shipping!”  Stop wasting time going to the Post office and go to stamps.com instead. There's NO risk. And with my promo code, MIZ, you get a special offer that includes a 4-week trial PLUS free postage and a digital scale.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pam Ahern is the Founder of "Edgar's Mission". It's a fabulous tale of how an equestrian champion had her life changed by a piglet. A kind conversation that delicately addresses the reality and impact on us and our planet around our food system. Sent with love. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bec, Kaley and Luca have an insightful, wholesome chat with Pam Ahern, founder of Edgar's Mission Animal Sanctuary. Edgar's Mission have saved more than 400 animals on their Lancefield farm. Pam Ahern has published a vegan cookbook, KINDNESS COMMUNITY VEGAN COOKBOOK, which is available now https://shop.edgarsmission.org.au/collections/books-dvds/products/kindness-community-vegan-cookbook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bec, Kaley and Luca host a pre-Halloween themed Get Cereal this week. *at the 7 minute mark you'll be able to listen to our interview with Pam Ahern, founder of Edgar's Mission Animal Sanctuary. Hear tall tales, urban legends, childhood fears and favourite horror films. Check out our "impressions" of scary monsters and spirits too. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todays conversation with Pam Ahern from Edgars Mission Farm Sanctuary is a chat I sought out as a beacon of hope and positivity in a time when life can seem a little overwhelming and a lot uncertain. I feel like the world seems small right now. We're doing less, planning less, excited by less and yet there's still such a positive impact you can have in one ... READ MORE The post Pam Ahern from Edgars Mission Farm Sanctuary Is Creating A Kinder World For Farmed Animals. appeared first on Healthification.

Listen if: Pretty much your whole Instagram feed is pictures of baby animals.In this episode, Jess and Stef chat to Pam Ahern, founder of Edgar’s Mission, the renowned Australian animal rescue sanctuary. In this inspiring conversation, Pam tells the story of how a pig named Edgar came into her life and changed everything, sharing her favourite rescue stories along the way. Pam discusses the way she’s shifting people’s mindsets around animals, and answers Jess and Stef’s questions on the differences between dogs and cats and the rest of the animal kingdom.Tune into this uplifting listen about the kindness of the human spirit, and how to start a dialogue with your friends about animal welfare that’s gentle and not judgey. Plus, Pam shares the story of becoming a “vejan” before it was cool, and what a day in the life on a rescue farm looks like.You can find Edgar’s Mission on Instagram at @edgarsmission, and find ways to support the sanctuary at edgarsmission.org.au. You can find Jess and Stef on Instagram at @howtwolive.Join our Facebook group here. To get in touch, email contact@howtwolive.com. CREDITS Music by: KausyEdited by: Andy Maher Coordinated by: Bianca Wittner See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this weeks episode of VedgeTalk, we chat with Pam Ahern. She is the founder of Edgars Mission Farm Sanctuary, located just outside of Lancefield, Victoria, Australia. In this episode we cover: - Pam's childhood - Starting a cat and dog rescue at an early age with her Mum. - Her successful equestrian career - Bringing Edgar Alan Pig into her life in 2003 - Starting Edgars Mission and getting outside her comfort zone - An amazing story about a couple of rescued pregnant dairy cows. Clara Bell & Daphne. - The Cooking with kindness cookbook - Impact the sanctuary has had on the local community! I hope you enjoy the show! If you have a couple of spare minutes afterwards, please don't forget to leave a review and rating. Cheers, Matt

Pam Ahern, Founder and Director of Edgar's Mission talks about kindness, animal rights activism and the journey to launching and running the largest farm animal sanctuary in Australia. patreon.com/veganwomencollective Host: Rachel Lamarche

Felicity chats with Edgar's Mission animal sanctuary founder, Pam Ahern about how a pig changed her life.

Pam Ahern's presentation from the recent Australian Animal Activist Forum.Pam is the Founder and Director of farmed animal sanctuary Edgar's Mission (Victoria, Australia).Pam's talk was a journey of self-discovery from animal lover to animal advocate as she explores the role of farm sanctuaries in the bigger picture of creating a kinder world for animals.This is the perfect show to share with friends and family who may not 'get' why you are vegan or those who love animals but are still on the 'journey' towards kindness for all.Freedom of Species would like to thank Pam Ahern and the Animal Activist Forum organisers for granting us permission to broadcast this talk.Edgar's Mission website https://www.edgarsmission.org.au/Edgar's Mission Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/edgarsmission/Edgar's Mission Cooking with Kindness cookbook https://shop.edgarsmission.org.au/Animal Activist Forum website http://www.activistsforum.com/Animal Activist Forum Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/activistsforum/