Podcast appearances and mentions of philip wollen

At 34, Philip Wollen was Vice-President of Citibank. The Financial Press named him in the “Top 40 Brightest and Best” executives in Australia. During his travels, by age 40 he'd witnessed cruelty so egregious he decided to do all he could to alleviate suffering, and give away everything he owned, with warm hands, and die broke. Today, he is a ... READ MORE The post Philip Wollen, Why A Vegan World Is So Important and Our Moral Responsibility To Help Alleviate Suffering. appeared first on Healthification.

Perhaps the greatest human sin is how we treat animals. Maneka Gandhi joins Vasant Dhar in episode 44 of Brave New World to share her learnings from decades as an animal activist. Useful resources: 1. Maneka Gandhi on Instagram, Twitter and Wikipedia. 2. Animal Liberation -- Peter Singer. 3. Animal Farming and Protein -- Vasant Dhar. 4. Slaughterhouses and Increased Crime Rates -- Amy J Fitzgerald, Linda Kalof and Thomas Dietz. 5. The Jungle -- Upton Sinclair. 6. The Draize Test. 7. Animals in Cosmetics Testing. 8. Animals Should Be Off The Menu -- Philip Wollen. 9. How Oprah Got Sued for Dissing a Burger -- Brian Duignan. 10. Is Milk the Best Source of Calcium? -- Alisa Fleming.

The Video Is Only Available On The Spotify Web Player And App. Get Spotify App @ www.spotify.com To Get The Latest Video Perks On My Chan. Endgame 2050 Description: What will the future be like in the year 2050? A mere three decades away, most of us hope to still be around. So, what kind of future are we riding into? ENDGAME 2050 gives us a glimpse into that future, and it does not look good. Humanity has backed itself into an ecological endgame as we approach mid-century. Featuring musician Moby along with leading scientists, ENDGAME 2050 lays out the reality that, unless we act urgently now, we are hastening our own destruction. Dr. Sofia Pineda Ochoa statement: I was born and raised in Guadalajara, Mexico. I attended medical school there and, as a student, my dream was to help people as a doctor. I devoted a full decade of my life for medical training in that pursuit. Over time, however, my perspective changed on what I believe is most urgent. I have come to understand that humans - myself included - are literally destroying the planet on which we live. Humanity is not only making the planet uninhabitable for human civilization, but also for countless other species with whom we share this world. I believe this is a crime like no other and feel a deep sense of concern, in particular, for all the other animals who are being decimated by human activities. I made ENDGAME 2050 because I want people to wake up to the gravity of the situation before it's too late. I think many environmental films sugarcoat our reality and the extent of changes needed. They sometimes don't want to make people too uncomfortable. But I think that does a grave disservice to the audience and the planet. I wanted this film to clearly lay out the dire situation in which we now find ourselves, and the responsibility for these global problems that we all bear. I think we owe it to the planet, other species, and ourselves to not bury our heads in the sand. FEATURING: Moby, Boris Worm, Paul Ehrlich, Claire Kremen, Bill Ryerson, Malcolm Potts, Alicia Graves, David M. Romps, Daniel H. Miller, James Gerber, Philip Wollen, Kim A. Williams, Josh LaJaunie, T. Colin Campbell, Bandana Chawla, Munish Chawla, Michelle McMacken and Robert Ostfeld -- WEBSITE: https://www.endgame2050.com/ ---- Family Guy Copyright Their Owners. Peter Griffin Is The TRUE Poster Face Of HYPER-Consumer Cancel-Culture And A Perfect Click Bait Face For A Topic Like This One. AMERICA! The " BUY-EAT-SHIT And BOMB PEOPLE" Culture LOL! #Operation Native Homeland Security Fighting Terrorism Since 1492. We Are Warriors, We Are Many, We Never Forgive, We Never Forget Join Us, Expect Us, Fear US! = ^..^= #Opnhs1492 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yeenaaldlooshii/message

Hola Que tal como están Tribu, hoy les traemos nuevamente un discurso que nos estuvieron solicitando en sus mensajes, el discurso al que nos referimos fue el que ofreció Philip Wollen el ex-vicepresidente de Citibank y productor del documental Earthlings. Dicho discurso ofrecido en el 2012 quedó para la posteridad, puesto que fue muy emotivo por de los derechos de los animales. Sólo dura 10 minutos y te recomiendo encarecidamente que lo escuches. Fragmento: Los derechos de los animales son actualmente el mayor problema de justicia social desde la abolición de la esclavitud. [...] La paz no es sólo la ausencia de guerra, es también la presencia de justicia. Y la justicia debe ser ciega a la raza, el color, la religión o las especies. El discurso tuvo lugar como parte del debate en el St. James Ethics Center Australia, Ademas recuerda que puedes suscribirte al Podcast Corazón Vegano en: Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify. Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/mx/podcast/corazon-vegano/id1507255268 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3UL4sASvXAutXOVPHQoKdN Ivoox: https://www.ivoox.com/p_sq_f1901918_1.html Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9yc3Mud2hvb3Noa2FhLmNvbS9yc3MvcG9kY2FzdC9pZC8xMjE4NA Recuerda seguirnos en nuestra página oficial de Facebook: KIMÚ Life&Nutrition-VeganFriendly https://www.facebook.com/Kimulifenutrition/ Tambien Síguenos en: Página Kimú Life and Nutrition Vegan Friendly: https://www.facebook.com/kimulifenutrition/ ->Nutriologa Lía Kimú: https://www.facebook.com/nutriologakimu ->Ingeniero Vegano: https://www.facebook.com/ingeniero.vegano.5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Music credits and information Opening Happy & Uplifting Corporate by RomanSenykMusic. Music Link: https://youtu.be/0st0DkIoS-w Ending Corporate Background Music / Motivational Music Free Copyright by MUSIC4VIDEO Music Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR-5l4TC3Mc

Today, everyone knows what plant-based meat is and chances are they’ve at least tried it. In many ways, those people have Seth Tibbott to thank. Seth, who in 1980 founded Turtle Island Foods (maker of the iconic Tofurky brand) and served as its CEO for more than three decades, is now releasing his autobiography: In Search of the Wild Tofurky: How a Business Misfit Pioneered Plant-Based Foods Before They Were Cool. Rest assured that if you’re interested in entrepreneurialism to save the world, this is the perfect book to read while sheltering in place during a global pandemic. In the book, Seth tells the tale of how ill-prepared he, as a hippie-turned-entrepreneur, was to run a business when he started out. In fact, the company remained unprofitable for more than 15 years until finally turning out new products that helped to pave the way for the explosion of plant-based meat popularity we’re experiencing today. So take a moment while social distancing and listen to Seth’s inspirational story of repeated (and repeated) business failures, followed by enormous success, both financial and social. After listening to his tale here, you’ll surely want to order his new book! Discussed in this episode Books: Diet for a Small Planet, Shoe Dog, Eating Animals, and Stephen Gaskin’s works Philip Wollen speech on animals Wild Wild Country on Netflix The Guardian on Eddie the pitbull’s foster-to-adoption story Paul Shapiro’s column in Scientific American about pandemics and raising animals for food

This week on Knowing Animals I am joined by Philip Wollen. Philip is a former senior executive with Citibank and Citicorp. But listeners will know him better as a prominent vegan and animal rights advocate. His organisation is Winsome Constance Kindness and he is well known for Kindness House in Melbourne.  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! This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you Animal Publics, the special Animal Studies imprint at the University of Sydney: https://sydney.edu.au/sup/about/animal_publics.html.  

This episode’s guests are Natalie and Stuart McIntosh. Stuart and Natalie (also known as Jai Ma), created the documentary “Serving Love”, an excellent movie sharing the stories of people who have experienced the profound health benefits of following a high raw plant based lifestyle, including overcoming cancer, illness and depression, whilst also developing new loving and healthy relationships with people, nature and life itself. The movie also features interviews with Dr Michael Klaper, Dr Malcolm Mackay, philanthropist Philip Wollen, ultramarathoners Janette Murray-Wakelin and Alan Murray, and Yoko from Shoko Iku, as well as Natalie and Stuart. After watching the documentary, I simply had to interview them for the podcast. I was warmly welcomed to their beautiful farm in Beaconsfield, Victoria, where apart from our conversation I was able to see the diverse array of organic fruit and vegetables they grow there. Given the movie is mostly about raw wholefood plant-based eating, you will likely expect that to be the predominant topic. Yet early in this podcast Natalie courageously tells us the story of her depression and how she suffered with it, her attempted suicide, her feeling that this was actually a call to God for help and her subsequent journey from depression to wellness. Natalie and Stuart then go on to speak about: The empowering shift Natalie noticed after seeking help and spiritual guidance How her depression recurred despite this What Stuart noticed about how the antidepressants were affecting Natalie The efforts they took to help Natalie discontinue her antidepressants once her mental health came under control Natalie’s subsequent call to nature and to eating fresh real food How this progressed to both Stuart and Natalie deciding not to eat animal foods Some of the people who have guided them both spiritually Their realization many of us live unconsciously through our psychological minds The difficulties with believing we are in control of what is happening The benefits of letting go and simply being aware to become more fulfilled The benefits of seeing life as a Guru itself How the right spiritual teacher is someone you resonate with How they came to make their documentary Serving Love Some advice about eating more raw food as part of a wholefood plant-based diet Listening to the podcast may be confronting for you. If you feel you need help, please contact your national 24-hour crisis counseling service. Australian listeners can go to www.lifeline.org.au or www.beyondblue.org.au. After the interview, I tell you how I have been going with some of the recent challenges I've mentioned on the show, and I also discuss a couple of scientific papers you might value hearing about or even reading yourself, particularly if you have or know someone with depression. Please enjoy listening to Natalie and Stuart; two of the most kind, caring and loving beings I’ve ever met. Live well, feel well, do well. Andrew Davies   -------------------- About the New Normal Project podcast: The podcast is aimed to inspire and empower you to live your most plant-based, body-moving and mind-focused lifestyle, by hearing about healthy lifestyle pillars such as nutrition, exercise, mindfulness, sleep, connection and purpose. I hope you’ll glean insights to help you make choices about your habits so you become more healthy, fulfilled and conscious.   ------------------------------------ Links to people, organisations & other resources mentioned: Raw Food For Life website “Serving Love” documentary “Serving Love” documentary trailer Raw Food For Life on Facebook Raw Food For Life on Instagram Dr Michael Klaper Dr Malcolm Mackay Philip Wollen Janette Murray-Wakelin and Alan Murray Blog post about Natalie’s journey from depression to wellness Lifeline Beyond Blue MJB seminars Louise Hay Fully Raw Kristina Mooji Rupert Spira Russell Brand video Jim Carrey video 1 Jim Carrey video 2 Jim Carrey video 3 Alan Watts Dr Joe Dispenza Raw – the Documentary Yoko from Shoko Iku Shoko Iku Doctors For Nutrition Earth Choice Doctors For Nutrition newsletter Blog post about Natalie’s mother Kaye Dowel’s cancer journey Adam Guthrie I Feel Good Magazine Episode 38 of New Normal Project podcast with Michael Klaper Episode 46 of New Normal Project podcast with Andy Ramage Episode 51 of New Normal Project podcast with Alan Desmond Scientific paper in Lancet on efficacy and acceptability of antidepressant medications (click on the free full text link on this page to read the full paper) Blog post commentary about this scientific paper Scientific paper in Annals of Family Medicine on discontinuation of antidepressant medications (click on the free full text link on this page to read the full paper) New Normal Project podcast New Normal Project website New Normal Project on Facebook New Normal Project on Instagram: @newnormalproject New Normal Project on Twitter: @newnormalproj Email Andrew Davies Andrew Davies on Instagram: @andrewdavies66 Andrew Davies on Twitter: @andrewdavies66 Andrew Davies on Facebook Subscribe to the New Normal Project newsletter

031: Philip Wollen ist ein Ex-Banker und vormaliger Vizepräsident der Citybank, der sich heute mit all seiner Kraft und Möglichkeiten für soziale Gerechtigkeit für Mensch und Tier sowie einen sorgsamen Umgang mit unserer Umwelt einsetzt. Der Australier erhielt für seine Arbeit bereits mehrere national und international anerkannte Awards. Mein zweiter Gast in diesem Interview ist Esther Geisser von NetAP - Network for Animal Protection. Mit Esther gibt es übrigens auch noch eine frühere und höchst inspirierende Podcast-Folge, die ich dir wärmstens empfehle.Heute jedoch spreche ich mit Philip und Esther über eines ihrer grossen gemeinsamen Projekte: Die Kindness Farm in Indien, ein Prototyp dafür, wie ein Zusammenleben von Mensch und Tier, im Einklang mit der Umwelt, aussehen könnte. Ein beeindruckendes Projekt mit einer riesengrossen Vision! Unbedingt reinhören!ShownotesInfos zur Kindness FarmWebsite NetAP - Network for animal protectionPhilip Wollen's berühmter 10-Min-SpeechPhilip Wollen's Winsome Constance Kindness TrustFilm auf YouTube The Plastic CowBild Kühe auf Website: http://vspca.orgMusik & IntrosprecherMusik: AN MOKU, www.anmoku.netIntrosprecher: Dominik Zeltner Brunner, www.mietmaul.ch Weiterlesen

Winner of The Royal Society Prize for science writing, Gaia Vince (author of Adventures in the Anthropocene), takes us round the world in search of the best farming practices in the Anthropocene. Indian farmers leading with water? Food waste contributing to climate change?In "Rethinking Dairy" we look at alternatives to needing so much milk. Improvements for the cows, calves, farmers and consumers are all ahead as we take climate seriously. A panel discussion courtesy of 3CR's Freedom of Species show, featuring Philip Wollen, Dr Deidre Wicks, dairy farmer Vicki Jones, and vegan restauranteur Mo Wyse.Further Reading:Amazing news – the Northern Territory Labor party was swept to power in the Territory election yesterday on a promise to put a moratorium on risky shale gas fracking.MONDAY BZE Radio Mon 5-6pmTUNE in http://3cr.org.au/streaming  LIVECATCH Podcasts @ http://bze.org.au/media/radio  TWEET it in : @beyondzeronews and #bzeliveFB conversation: https://www.facebook.com/beyondzeroemissions/

Former Citibank Australia Vice President Philip Wollen, known for his viral "Let's Get Meat off the Menu" 2012 debate presentation, is an inspiring philanthropist and orator. Hope Bohanec of United Poultry Concerns is the author of The Ultimate Betrayal: Is There Happy Meat? 

A speech by Philip Wollen at the recent Animal Law Conference, hosted by New South Wales Young Lawyers.Philip Wollen is a former Vice-President of Citibank and was also General Manager at Citicorp. Wollen became a vegan following his departure from Citibank and is a prominent member of the animal rights movement. He conducts intervention programs to rescue abused animals and funds outreach programs that promote animal welfare and abstinence. At age 34, Australian Business Magazine named him in the top 40 headhunted executives in Australia. In 2005 he received the Medal of the Order of Australia  and in 2007 he won the Australian of the Year (Victoria) award. In 2012 he was made an Honorary Fellow of the Oxford Centre of Animal Ethics, UK.