Podcast appearances and mentions of Sam Tucker

1 Timothy 3:2-13 - Sam Tucker by Life Church Sunday messages

1 Timothy 2:1-7 - Sam Tucker by Life Church Sunday messages

“In terms of specialized AI within these industries. They're years and years ahead of where the animal movement currently is. Factory farms are increasingly using AI as well to do things like predicting the growth rate of chickens so that they can set the environmental variables up perfectly to exploit these animals as efficiently as possible.” – Sam Tucker   Sam Tucker is the founder of Open Paws, a nonprofit aimed at creating ethically aligned AI systems and he's the creator of Veg 3, an AI chatbot promoting animal rights.   Sam's expertise in AI development and animal protection provides both a practical and theoretical understanding of how to create technologies that benefit all species.   I asked Sam to come on the show because I want to understand how we, Species Unite and other organizations like us can be using AI to be way more effective.

Sam starts our new series on God's Radical Grace

Sam Tucker - PSALMS OF THE MESSIAH - Psalm 2 by Life Church Sunday messages

Sam Tucker - A CHOSEN PEOPLE - Us and the Law: Deuteronomy 5 & 6 by Life Church Sunday messages

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: AI, Animals, and Digital Minds 2024 - Retrospective, published by Constance Li on June 19, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. This is a retrospective of the AIADM 2024 Conference, Retreat, and Co-working in London. Tl;dr: ~130 people joined together over the span of three days to learn, connect, and make progress towards making AI safe for nonhumans. Background This event followed in the footsteps of the October 2023 Artificial Intelligence, Conscious Machines, and Animals: Broadening AI Ethics conference held at Princeton by Peter Singer, Tse Yip Fai, Leonie Bossert and Thilo Hagendorff. It was planned in a [formerly private] AI Coalition channel on the Hive Slack that many of the attendees of the original conference were invited to for the purposes of continuing conversation. It was here that I discovered that running the conference in 2024 would be highly counterfactual because Peter Singer was retiring from Princeton and none of the previous organizers were planning on repeating it. We were able to get permission to hold the second iteration of the conference and even got a promotional endorsement by Peter Singer. The process of planning took place over several months and was independently funded. Objective The goal for this event was to explore how we can develop AI technologies in a way that protects and benefits nonhuman animals and potentially sentient AI. We had the dual purpose of increasing the salience of the field of AI and Nonhumans and also getting potential leaders to network with one another. To advance the former goal, the content and programming needed to be highly accessible so we made it hybrid, recorded as much as practical, created website pages and social media assets for speakers to help with pre-conference promotion and future SEO for the speakers, and added more event space as the RSVPs crept up. It was open to anyone who could offer value to furthering this field, including, but not limited to, thought leaders, researchers, industry workers, funders and hopeful future contributors. Timing and location All in-person events took place in London immediately after EAG London (May 31 - June 2) June 3: Conference (hybrid: onsite - live room and overflow room, offsite - livestreaming, and virtual) June 4-5: Retreat (virtual and in-person options that only synced up during hour of livestreamed lightning talks) June 6-11: Co-working (in person) Attendees There were 260+ applications for attendance. A directory was created of people who consented to have their application answers shared with other attendees. These included answers to questions such as: What is your experience or demonstrated interest in the topic? Why do you want to attend? What can you offer to other attendees? Conference The 1st day was a hybrid conference: It took place at the London School of Economics (LSE), split between 2 rooms which had around 50-60 total attendees.It was also streamed live to Newspeak House which had 10-15 attendees. Around 50-70 people attended via zoom. We had a very tight schedule and prioritized having more time for Q&A so each talk was only 10 - 20 minutes long and we grouped similar talks together as panels. Sessions AI for Animals Towards Ethical AI: Collaborative Efforts for Animal Welfare under the EU's AI Act by Dr Fakhra Ikhlaq and Dr Saeed Ahmad ( watch session | view slides) AI's Potential to Map Animal Suffering: Insights from the Welfare Footprint Framework by Wladimir Alonso ( watch session | view slides) Animal-friendly AI = Misaligned AI by Bob Fischer ( watch session | view slides) Building Pro-Animal AI Systems panel by Sam Tucker and Sankalpa Ghose ( watch session | view slides) AI in Farming panel by Virginie Simoneau-Gilbert, Amber Elise Sheldon, and Walter Veit ( watch session | view all slides) Digital Minds Changing attitudes to...

Sam Tucker - GOD, MONEY & ME - The Challenge of Giving - Matthew 6 by Life Church Sunday messages

Sam Tucker - WHO DO YOU SAY I AM? - Jesus, Son of Man - Matthew 26: 57-68 by Life Church Sunday messages

Sam Tucker - HOW DO YOU SAY I AM? - Matthew 8 & 9 by Life Church Sunday messages

Get to know the four new pastoral residents: Thipok Saengthian, Jared Garcia, Sam Tucker, & Guyton Garland. Listen to this episode of DHP to find out who their favorite Hinson pastor is.

The AI tools you can use right now in your business. Imagine having a tool that can automatically counter anti-vegan comments on your company's posts, predict your next best-selling product from reading your customer reviews, and generate engaging social media content for your niche audience. Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has become more than a buzzword. It's a transformative force that might reshape your business. From ChatGPT's creative writing powers to stunningly lifelike image generators, AI is revolutionising the way we work and connect with our audience. But, what role can AI play in your vegan business? Is it a mere novelty or a game-changer that can enhance productivity and free up valuable time?In this episode, David looks at how you can use AI in your business right now - because if your business is your activism then you want to do everything you can to make that business successful and stay ahead of the curve. Then we have an our exclusive interview with Sam Tucker, the visionary founder of VegCatalyst who recently launched VEG3, the world's first vegan AI marketing assistant.So sit back and get ready to unlock the immense possibilities that AI offers to propel your vegan business forward!Subscribe to our YouTube channel: for more: @veganbusinesstribe ---

Sam Tucker: HOPE FULFILLED? - The priest to come - Esra 3: 1-6 by Life Church Sunday messages

Sam Tucker: THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT - Matthew 5: 1-12 by Life Church Sunday messages

Sam Tucker: LIVING IN LIGHT OF ETERNITY - 1 Peter 3: 8-22 by Life Church Sunday messages

ChatGPT and great businesses leveraging the capability...  Meet Sam Tucker the CEO of VegCatalyst. Vegan businesses and animal rights, Sam is living his values.03:12 Meet Sam Tucker08:35 Investor Pitch11:33 GTM & Use Case14:21 The Technology16:11 Secret Sauce 16:48 ChatGPT24:30 Competitors?25:36 VegCatalyst Current Status 27:05 Is ChatGPT all that?LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sam-tucker-veganWebsite: vegancreativecompass.com/, https://vegcatalyst.com/Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple?  Reach out to us at almartintalksdata@gmail.com and tell us why you should be next.  The Making Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Technical Sales, IBM, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun. 

ChatGPT and great businesses leveraging the capability...  Meet Sam Tucker the CEO of VegCatalyst. Vegan businesses and animal rights, Sam is living his values.03:12 Meet Sam Tucker08:35 Investor Pitch11:33 GTM & Use Case14:21 The Technology16:11 Secret Sauce 16:48 ChatGPT24:30 Competitors?25:36 VegCatalyst Current Status 27:05 Is ChatGPT all that?LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sam-tucker-veganWebsite: vegancreativecompass.com/, https://vegcatalyst.com/Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple?  Reach out to us at almartintalksdata@gmail.com and tell us why you should be next.  The Making Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Technical Sales, IBM, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun. 

In this episode, Jon talks with Sam Tucker, who is a music teacher at Portland High School. https://www.connvalley.net/podcast

VEG3 is an AI-powered marketing assistant that helps vegan businesses and animal rights charities create impactful marketing campaigns that increase revenue while saving animals.After spending more than a decade laser-focused on making data-driven decisions to maximize the impact of work done by vegan businesses, VEG3 founder, Sam Tucker, realized there was a technological revolution happening that could scale the vegan movement and its economic impact to a previously unprecedented level. https://veg3.ai/Quote Scalability of your impact, especially as a vegan business, is driven by more than just the desire for profit - we have this deeper purpose of trying to change the world. And to change the world, it requires a lot more work than any one human can do on their own. So you have to be able to let go and to delegate in order to grow.—Sam Tucker⚙️ [00:40] How AI can be a tool in your toolkit and help you grow business. ▶️ [02:23] Animal activist since his teenage years: the idea of working in digital space was born out of limited scalability issues for nonprofits. 

Sam Tucker: GOD IS... Gracious by Life Church Sunday messages

Sam Tucker: GOD IS...Unchanging by Life Church Sunday messages

ChatGPT and great businesses leveraging the capability...  Meet Sam Tucker the CEO of VegCatalyst. Vegan businesses and animal rights, Sam is living his values.03:12 Meet Sam Tucker08:35 Investor Pitch11:33 GTM & Use Case14:21 The Technology16:11 Secret Sauce 16:48 ChatGPT24:30 Competitors?25:36 VegCatalyst Current Status 27:05 Is ChatGPT all that?LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sam-tucker-veganWebsite: vegancreativecompass.com/, https://vegcatalyst.com/Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple?  Reach out to us at almartintalksdata@gmail.com and tell us why you should be next.  The Making Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Technical Sales, IBM, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun. 

ChatGPT and great businesses leveraging the capability...  Meet Sam Tucker the CEO of VegCatalyst. Vegan businesses and animal rights, Sam is living his values.03:12 Meet Sam Tucker08:35 Investor Pitch11:33 GTM & Use Case14:21 The Technology16:11 Secret Sauce 16:48 ChatGPT24:30 Competitors?25:36 VegCatalyst Current Status 27:05 Is ChatGPT all that?LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sam-tucker-veganWebsite: vegancreativecompass.com/, https://vegcatalyst.com/Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple?  Reach out to us at almartintalksdata@gmail.com and tell us why you should be next.  The Making Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Technical Sales, IBM, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun. 

Today, I am joined by Sam Tucker, Co-Founder & CEO of VegCatalyst, a social enterprise dedicated to helping accelerate the spread of veganism through digital marketing. VegCatalyst is the parent company to Vegan Creative Compass (a vegan digital marketing agency), Vegan Media Market (a vegan freelancer marketplace), VEG3 (a vegan artificial intelligence marketing tool) and Vegcademy (an online learning platform for vegan businesses and animal charities). Sam has been vegan and heavily involved in animal rights activism for more than 14 years, spending 5 of those working full-time for the nonprofit group Vegan Outreach. Sam really knows his stuff and his commitment to the vegan movement shines in all of his projects. If you're a vegan who needs marketing help or any of the other services Sam offers, he not only knows what you need, he understands your motivation behind your business. Is there anything more valuable than that when looking to hire someone to help you with your business? I don't think so. Get in touch with Sam: Website: https://vegcatalyst.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/samtuckervegan/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-tucker-vegan/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtuckervegan/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCErOi4A92awIWnixjMhUQMw Mentioned in this episode: Vegan Outreach - https://veganoutreach.org SkyNet - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skynet_(Terminator) Since this episode was recorded, AI art has been everywhere and many people are claiming that AI is stealing from artists. Check out Sam's take here: https://www.facebook.com/VEG3ai Please forgive my terrible pronunciation of kumara (insert facepalm emoji here) ©2023 Did You Bring the Hummus LLC Theme Song ©2020 JP Winters @musicbyjpw Join my Free Facebook group for fans of Did You Bring the Hummus - https://www.facebook.com/groups/didyoubringthehummus/

I am so excited to move forward with a vision I have had for a long time: a video version of the Creative Living with Jamie Podcast. It's a work in progress and there's a lot to learn but it is such a joy to make a start. Here's the very first episode, which features an interview with artist Sam Tucker, who uses words and images to tell the stories of her life. About Sam Tucker Sam Tucker is a storyteller in words and images.  She is currently immersed in a long-term project, an illustrated memoir and storybook chronicling her journey through the grief of losing her partner while wandering the country on an epic road trip. For years, Sam kept her creative dreams hidden in the shadows of her vibrant business consulting practice.  The journey to embracing her artistry, the essence of who she is, was a long and meaningful one that included journaling, visual journaling, book binding, collage and various forms of writing.  The turning point for Sam, that point where she finally stepped in and claimed her artistry was nearly two years ago.  Sam was part of the initial offering of the artist residency program, Devotion with Jamie Ridler.  That was a game changer!  Today, Sam divides her time between traveling the U.S. and finishing her memoir, Lost in Bentonia. BONUS CONTENT: I've put together a PDF of the transcripts in a  magazine style. It even includes a little creative assignment for you to keep the inspiration going and the creativity flowing. Come to Jamie Ridler Studios to download

Sam concludes our series from Ephesians.

Sam Tucker has been Vegan for 14 years since the age of 11 & is the co-founder of three Vegan businesses including:

Sam continues our series looking at Ephesians.

Sam Tucker: TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH - God's Grace by Life Church Sunday messages

Hoteliers are you out there? Wow, it's been a while and we are here to talk about all of it. Sam Tucker, Director of Sales & Marketing for the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas, Texas talks about what it was like to be the only Director to close the doors of the Adolphus since it opened in 1912! We also welcome the hilarious Riley Nail, Brand Director of Makeready. Riley entertains us with his stories of celebrity mishaps, like escorting someone to a television interview where they fell asleep after a night of partying as his hotel. See how Riley handled it like the professional he is. We also discuss all of the fun we've had managing hotels during a global pandemic. Please rate us on iTunes, review and subscribe.

Greg speaks with TVO's Steve Paikin about Patrick Brown, how the race for CPC leadership will play out and why Poilievre is playing dirty. Energy firm Kalibra's Vijay Muralidharan joins Greg to discuss why gas prices keep rising and whether this is connected to Russia. Super yacht expert Sam Tucker explains why Russian oligarchs are moving their yachts as quickly as possible. Greg and Sheba discuss the idea of the world returning to normal.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg speaks with TVO's Steve Paikin about Patrick Brown, how the race for CPC leadership will play out and why Poilievre is playing dirty. Energy firm Kalibra's Vijay Muralidharan joins Greg to discuss why gas prices keep rising and whether this is connected to Russia. Super yacht expert Sam Tucker explains why Russian oligarchs are moving their yachts as quickly as possible. Greg and Sheba discuss the idea of the world returning to normal. 

Sam starts our new mini series. Week 1 or 3.

Sam continues our series looking a the book of Acts.

Sam Tucker: THE CHRISTMAS SURPRISE - The Unexpected Gift by Life Church Sunday messages

The boys are back after a 2 week break and they are incredibly honoured to be joined by one of the most influential woman in gaming in 2019, the one and only Hannah Rutherford AKA Lomadiah. This week they talk about getting hot and heavy with a toad in the hole, the partnership between Sega & Microsoft and having the power to move objects with their minds. They get back into the kitchen for this weeks #whathaveyoucooked for more sexy food descriptions and play a quick game of ESRB that game This week the boys showcase an amazing artist called Sam Tucker with his song One Size Fits All (The boys do apologise to Sam for calling him Alice on the show, there was a slight confusion as to who had provided music for this week) If you like the sound of Lomadiah and want to check out more of her content please click the link https://linktr.ee/lomadiah If you want to hear more from Sam Tucker you can check out more of his music over at https://open.spotify.com/artist/33TdZEmzgFj3XAE7UiKoR7

Big Smoke Music Weekly is here to kick away those clocks-going-back blues with a bumper episode! This time out, Luke is joined by Sam Tucker, founder of record label, promo company and booking agent CloseUp - our partner for Season 4. The boys look back on CloseUp Festival 2021, as well as delving into killer topics such as which are the best herbal teas on the market. The BigSmoke:InFocus featured artist this time out is Cassia, who add even more layers of delicious sunshine in this grim time of year! Luke chats with bassist Lou Cotterill, live from backstage at their Edinburgh show. Lou tells all about life back on the road, how fundamental Gregg's is to the band's success, and why the band have arrived at a more natural-feeling sound. All this, plus find out what life has been like since moving back from Berlin, and what happened when a rogue drumstick smacked a fan in the face.

While we're over here with our noses to our phones, sippin' pumpkin spiced whatevers, former City Councilman Willie Bailey miiiight be personally hand-stitching winter coats for 7,000 kids whiiile running for School Board in District A—you'll just have to listen to find out! There's no small talk with this firefightin' philanthropist—join us for real talk on race and equity, early childhood education, and where to find the best egg rolls on Planet Earth! WillforALXSchoolBoard.com Donate to Will's campaign! Are you sure you're in District A? Check the map! Northern Virginia Labor Federation, AFL-CIO Check out Firefighters & Friends to the Rescue...and then give them all your money! One coat costs about $18! Will and Operation Warm are bringing TONS OF COATS to all ACPS campuses on Monday, 10/25—and at Charles Houston and Sam Tucker on Saturday, 10/30! Education Association of Alexandria

Today we talked Sam Tucker, the guitarist for, Virginia-based alternative band, Flight Club. Having grown up in Virginia on a farm, Sam is fond of the farm itself, the lake, and all of the relaxing activities one does while on a lake. He started music young and while his band from when he was 9 isn't still around, the passion for music is! The band recently released their first album and was able to play their release concert in August. They're also able to go on tour once again with their new repertoire of songs. To hear their new album and all of their other music find them @ https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ioOONTyJSYxOT5nBnz203?si=MZm3xN64SDyWIjU6Avmo2Q https://www.instagram.com/flightclubva/ Find more from us @ twitter.com/lktpod instagram.com/lktpod

Sam continues our current series looking at the book of Acts. This week 1:15

This week join Rob, Will and they are joined by their favourite sausage guru Simon aka @ratemysausage Join them as they bring you the latest gaming and E-Sports news. The guys talk about what is the Matrix, full English breakfasts and old school video games For #whathaveyoucooked this week they have three fantastic dishes The guys play a game of What in the Imdb and finish the show with their throwback game of the week choices Our artist of the week is Sam Tucker and his song Static If you want to learn more about @ratemysausage and his 2021 fry off check out his content over at https://twitter.com/RateMySausage If you like the sound of Sam Tucker you can check out more of his music at https://open.spotify.com/album/6BgcSHDsbHlDrPXMFx6t0a

Welcome to the Summer Edition of the News and Feature Podcast! This week, Managing Editor Breegan Petruska, Aspen Strauss and Sam Tucker discuss Metallica's contribution to the Grand Rapids Community College welding program and the national blood shortage. They also discuss what colleges and universities are requiring their students and faculty to be vaccinated for the fall semester.

Sam starts the Second part of our series Up, In, Out but looking at Up and focusing on worship.

Welcome to the Summer Edition of the News and Feature Podcast! This week, Managing Editor Breegan Petruska, Aspen Strauss and Sam Tucker discuss Kent County's recent COVID-19 case numbers and the Delta Variant. After the news, they discuss the benefits of attending Grand Rapids Community College compared to a university and the Michigan vaccine lottery.

Welcome to the Summer Edition of the News and Feature Podcast! This week, Managing Editor Breegan Petruska, Aspen Strauss and Sam Tucker discuss the Ransom Street closure and the updated hours for the Library and Fieldhouse. After the news, they discuss the services offered by the counseling center and the Collegiate Winter 2021 magazine.

Kelly Reverb and Dillon Kingston sit down with Sam Tucker, recovering crystal meth addict who's been sober for 15 years. Sam shares his story and journey of recovery. Links: This Pink Cloud (video podcasts): https://www.youtube.com/thispinkcloud DJKellyReverb.com: https://www.djkellyreverb.com/ Our sponsor, Summer Sky: https://www.summersky.us/

Welcome to the Summer Edition of the News and Feature Podcast! This week, Managing Editor Breegan Petruska, Aspen Strauss and Sam Tucker discuss Noorthoek Academy's newly appointed executive director and Michigan's latest COVID-19 numbers. After the news, they discuss the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre's reopening and new season lineup and pop-up performances around downtown GR.

Welcome to the Summer Edition of the News and Feature Podcast! This week, Managing Editor Breegan Petruska, Aspen Strauss, Sam Tucker and Editor-in-Chief Sean Chase discuss the current renovations taking place at Rosa Parks Circle, the one-year anniversary of the riots downtown following the death of George Floyd and the June 1 changes to COVID-19 restrictions. After the news, they discuss the First Lady's May 27 visit to the Grand Rapids Community College pop-up vaccine clinic.

Welcome to the Summer Edition of the News and Feature Podcast! This week, Managing Editor Breegan Petruska, Aspen Strauss and Sam Tucker discuss the May 13 CDC announcement that all vaccinated individuals can interact indoors without masks and the First Lady's upcoming visit to the GRCC vaccine clinic. After the news, they discuss the benefits of online classes and how you can study out of state while saving money through community college.

Sam continues our Troublemakers series looking at the life of Elijah & Elisha. This weeks message is taken from the final chapter of 1 Kings.

Sam Tucker: WHAT IF HOPE WAS A PERSON - A Living Hope by Life Church Sunday messages

Sam kicks off our new series for a new year based on the book 'The Emotionally Healthy Church: A Strategy for Discipleship That Actually Changes Lives' by Peter Scazzero. https://www.eden.co.uk/shop/the-emotionally-healthy-church-4314277.html

Sam continues our series looking at the book of Revelation

Sam continues our series from Proverbs

Sam starts our new mini-series The Reality of Racism

Sam looks today at the church and what it really means.

Sam continues our series looking at the Nicene Creed.

Learning to take off our masks and live in the light as a community together.

Sam shares from Isaiah 9 - For those that are living in the gloom, Jesus is the living light.

Submitting to Christ's kingship

Big Smoke Music Weekly is back to save your winter blues once again! Episode 9 of season 2 brings you a gig review of last week's InFocus artist, Flyte, and their magical set at Village Underground. This week, we welcome a BigSmoke:InFocus guest into the studio, Sam Tucker.  The founder of CloseUp - the UK's hottest live promoters, booking agent and label - Sam gives us unique industry insight.  From his Mum providing the sandwiches for his first show 5 years back, to having a stronghold across the south coast and in London town, tune in to hear about the setbacks, the successes and the future plans. PLUS! Loads more tunes to brighten your day! Enjoy, kids!

Sam continues our series from the gospel of Luke

This week, I'm taking a departure from our normal episodes. Listen as Sam Tucker and I retell you some of our favorite TripAdvisor reviews.

This week Sam talks about how he started in hotels and the jobs he worked along the way to his current role as the DOSM of the historic Adolphus Hotel. His stories include the time he entertained Patti LaBelle in the lobby because her room wasn't ready and the time a coworker brought a stray dog to work and it bit me in the face.

Mountain Mosaic has caught a nice draft and rolls on in the springtime sunshine, rocking and rolling to the sweet, sweet sounds of unpolished recording: Typing, popping tabs, unbalanced laughter audio, and the honest sharing of thoughts in the hope of inspiring others- or at least provoking thought. Episode 5 features Sam Tucker, in his words, "putting his cards on the table." Sam boldly speaks candidly about the challenges he's faced and his facing, specifically regarding self belief- or the lack thereof. We crack a couple of Meadjitos and dive into the grit beyond the surface level. It is brilliant to hear someone speak honestly about process and come to the understanding that their sun is still low in the sky not through ignorance, but through experience and acceptance. We all have internal challenges. We can choose to cower and be consumed by them, or we can go to battle and embrace the fight. War is hell, and Sam Tucker is a goddamn soldier!!!!! Break out of your cage, and get this!!!!!!! Episode Notes: As always, I do not own or claim to own some of the content in the intro. This one features the classic "Zombie Kid" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMNry4PE93Y), as well as a sound bit from the viral "Damn Ass Rock" video which has been removed from youtube. I do not own that content. One also cannot forget the sweet and wise Borat (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBduNcf1eQc) These are for entertainment purposes only. They are hilarious and deserve to be shared! I mention "A Better You" from the TED Radio Hour Podcast, which can be found here. https://www.npr.org/programs/ted-radio-hour/529942522/a-better-you We also mention Ethan Pringle for the third time in this podcast. Ethan Pringle is a personal source of inspiration. I admire his acceptance, understanding, and courage of the entire process instead of choosing to ignore the grit in his media. Jumbo Love https://www.redbull.com/int-en/tv/video/AP-1MQAPF4JD1W11/jumbo-love La Reina Mora https://vimeo.com/158700293 You can find Sam on instagram here https://www.instagram.com/s_a_m_t_u_c_k_e_r/?hl=en

We're back! Sam Tucker is a booking agent, but has also been involved in production at festivals, been a tour manager and promoter. We talk about his experiences, the journey he had to go on to get to where he is and how he is Staying Sane In The Music Game. I really enjoyed this one, possibly the most entertaining one yet. A very dynamic conversation and one that lasted over 2 hours. Spread the word to a friend who you know will enjoy it. For more information, free resources and more about the book Staying Sane In The Music Game go to www.stayingsane.org

Since founding Tucker’s Natural in 2007, Sam and Cindy Tucker’s business has been recognised by some of Australia’s most prestigious national food awards, for making the best quality crackers, biscuits, fruit pastes and snacks in class. Hear how Sam built a business based on his personal values, making products that are pure, tasty and nutritious using natural, sustainable ingredients sourced from Australian suppliers. To remain competitive within the fast-paced savoury snacks category, Sam has launched and built an extensive portfolio of new products, which includes, Gourmet Crackers, Dessert Biscuits, Multi-fibre Snacks, Gourmet Bites, Wholegrain Bites, Gluten Free Bites, Fruit Pastes, Fruit Bites, Snack Bites and Dippers. Plus, learn about the four innovation strategies you might use in your business to help guide the right launch time for new products.Learn more about Tucker’s Natural products and connect with Sam:https://www.tuckersnatural.com.auhttps://www.facebook.com/tuckersnaturalhttps://www.instagram.com/tuckersnatural/Learn more about the Four Types of Innovation Strategies for launching new products.Many thanks to this episode’s sponsor, the Monash Food Innovation Centre. Find out how they can help your business become more innovative: https://www.foodinnovationcentre.com.au

In the 4th episode, Top End Moto highlights rider Dan Kelley as he goes through "Ruts & Guts” in your weekly motocross inspired workout sponsored by the MojoMotosport.com. Sam Tucker from DP Motorsports talks about the benefits of aftermarket triple clamps. Josh Boykin of Boykin Suspension talks basic sand track setup in your weekly Top End tech tip.

Sam Tucker is a passionate baker who doesn’t like to compromise on ingredients, but one of them contains a tiny little protein known as gluten, and it’s proven to be a tyrannical ruler of their lives. Hear how Sam and his family fight back and still make high quality food.

Sam Tucker is Vegan Outreach's coordinator for Australia & NZ. He's handed out something close to a quarter of a million leaflets that promote a vegan diet to end the suffering of farm animals. Consequently, he knows a thing or two about effective leafleting & gave a presentation on this very subject at Melbourne's Animal Activist Forum late last year.Whether you're seeking a non-confrontational form of activism, or you're wanting to expand your existing activism skills & methods, listen to this presentation & learn directly from the master! Vegan Outreach Australia  https://veganoutreach.org/category/australia/Vegan Outreach Victoria  https://www.facebook.com/groups/1699590446759188/about/Vegan Outreach Queensland  https://www.facebook.com/groups/486388045093588/about/Vegan Outreach Tasmania  https://www.facebook.com/groups/380408459052131/about/Vegan Outreach NSW  https://www.facebook.com/groups/318406958635497/about/Vegan Outreach South Australia  https://www.facebook.com/groups/682743665258384/about/Vegan Outreach Western Australia  https://www.facebook.com/groups/331247534029289/Vegan Outreach ACT  https://www.facebook.com/groups/495090517531176/about/

THROWBACK THURSDAY-Sam had been dealing with ebay Fraud and then when he thought he was dealing with a scammer he was not happy.

Guest interviewer Sam Tucker sits down with Pulitzer finalist Lee Martin and gets the scoop about Late One Night,his latest novel. Listen in for an in-depth look at how this novelist works, and what voice he’s always ready to deploy.

Sam Tucker is a gifted baker, but the one thing that is his greatest passion just might put his family in danger. With the premiere of Season 3, I am thrilled to announce Neighbors' partnership with Nashville Public Radio.    Some music by: Podington Bear Editing help from: Rob McGinley Myers, Emily Siner, and Mack Linebaugh Production Assistance: Bailey Robbins Artwork: Christopher Stewart Sponsors: Yazoo Brewing Company, Magnolia Record Club Neighbors is a part of The Heard If you like the story consider leave a review in iTunes. It goes a long way to helping others discover the show.    

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In this episode I am joined by fellow NZ Vegans Elizabeth Collins, Jordan Wyatt, Sam Tucker and William Paul to talk about SAFE, a large animal welfare organization in New Zealand, and their lovepigs campaign. Click here to listen.Links:Pig welfare debate (video)SAFE lovepigs campaignThanks for Listening!

Listen HERE This week I talk about too much stuff to write about here, but the following are all the relevant links:The NEW NZ ABOLITIONIST VEGAN PODCAST from Vegan For LifeNow available in iTunesMylène Ouellet's podcast is also on iTunesVeganacious' Barbara DeGrande new podcast episode is here oo and here is an interview she did with Mylène!  Darn, I knew I had missed something out! >:(Sam Tucker's latest episode can be accessed through this pageLiveVegan's podcast can be accessed through their You Tube channel here *Gasp* I hope I didn't miss something out.OOPS I did it again.  Oh dear.   I said Four thousand eight hunded animals were killed by PETA in 2009 but according to the article it was 2, 352.  However, that doesn't change my point,  still  I apologise for again getting my figures wrong:8 Animals on Opposing Views by Gary FrancioneThat link is to an opposing views page that linked to an Abolitionist Approach blog entry related to the story.  Have a look at the comments and you will see what I mean.  For example, the comment by Heidi Parker, Mail Coordinator, PETA Foundation and the comment immediately following her comment, for that matter. Here is a link to the Vegan Examiner Adam Kochanowicz's article on the Mercy For Animals video: My Thoughts on MFA's videoHere is a link to the article about the UN: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/jun/02/un-report-meat-free-diet Finally, here is a link to Vegan Poet M. Butterflies Katz's blog where she has the articles: The Vegan TruthI hope I remembered everything!

Listen HEREThis week I speak to fellow NZ abolitionist and podcaster Sam Tucker about single issue campaigns, welfarist thinking and what the future may hold for a 14 year old vegan.  We also speak a little bit about living in a farming community and advocating for veganism at a school where many of the students actually live on farms themselves.In this episode we talk about Sam's radio show and podcast, which can be accessed from the following site:http://fftradio.wordpress.com/We mention the last fft radio episode (which will be available in iTunes soon):Johnny Weir and Single Issue CampaignsHere is the article profiling Sam on Veganacious Fierce at Fourteen Follow Sam on Twitter:@fftradioAnd we also discuss another recent single issue campaign in New Zealand, you can read a local newspaper article about it here:Auckland SPCA to destroy catch-a-cray gamesThanks Sam for coming on the show!

Listen HEREThis week I talk about how as a vegan consumer in a capitalist society I am trying to work as best as I can in the system, as a consumer in my daily life, aside from the main focus of advocating to individuals for a paradigm shift, and opening people's minds up to a fundamentally different way of thinking about all other animals and life on the planet by promoting the abolitionist approach and veganism. I admit I am very uneducated about politics, history, agriculture, sociology, and a myriad of other extremely important subject matters related to vegan advocacy, so I will do my best to educate myself as best I can for the rest of my life, and in the meantime lean heavily on my colleagues and fellow advocates who ARE educated in these things :-)So this podcast is just some of my personal thoughts, as always, and I do appreciate any advice and constructive criticism. One of the things I touch on is how we can avoid buying from companies that are direct exploiters of animals and their products, i.e non vegan restaurants for example. The truth is, most of us can't. I mean, we can easily choose to avoid some of them (non vegan restaurants for example) but what about the supermarket? What about where we buy our clothing? What about where we buy our fruit and vegetables? My fruit and vege place sells eggs and ice cream bars. Some people are lucky enough to have access and money to buy all their products from purely vegan online suppliers, but I am not one of them.That is why I always affirm that I personally am part of the problem, which is one of the many reasons I feel such a strong urge to rectify the problem and why make it my personal responsibility to do so as best I can. Please keep in mind, this is nothing at all like some "Vegan Outreach" advocacy that says "oh don't make a fuss and try to be pure, just eat the egg product every now and then so people don't think we are too fanatical". No no no. I am an ethical vegan. I am, however, a human being, an active consumer, and I live in a speciesist society, and whether I like it or not, I am contributing to industries that exploit animals, even when I buy my fruit and veges from the fruit and vege store. BUT we must let the producers know we vegans exist—that there is a legitimate and lucritive demand for vegan products. I am not a supporter of capitalism, I would like to see a better system, but I also live in reality and face truths. Right now, today, I live in a capitalist society and am an active member and consumer in that society whether I like it or not. So in the meantime too, while we are still working for change, we must have a voice. It will grow to a thunderous roar, right now it is a whisper in the grand scheme of things. But that will change. Until it does; don't be shy! Demand vegan! Ask for vegan products. Enquire about vegan products. MENTION vegan products at the very least. Educate sellers and producers about the vegan consumer. Tell them it's a guaranteed sale. That'll prick up their greedy little ears.Note: I don't consider "prick up their ears" to be a bad animal metaphor. That is because the way I look at it; noting that some lovely animals have ears that can prick up and using it metaphorically for human animals whose ears don't prick up doesn't have anything to do with exploiting the animals whose ears do prick up, so I think this is an acceptable animal metaphor. Thoughts?There is SO MUCH TO TALK ABOUT it is just an inexhaustible subject this animal exploitation, unfortunately. I wish we didn't have to talk about it, but we DO.This week I mentioned some other podcasts and blogs and I would like to provide those links here, but they are also in my blog link list too.Firstly I mentioned Gary Francione's latest episode from his Abolitionist Approach Commentary:A Discussion of Abolitionist PrincipalsRoger Yates from his On Human Nonhuman Relations podcast:Dehumanization Processes Part OneDehumanization Processes Part TwoVincent Guihan from We Other Animals and Animal Emancipation:We Other Animals RadioI must make a correction - the podcast is called We Other Animals Radio not Animal Emancipation. I am sorry!Sam Tucker from Food for Thought Radiofftradio podcast on iTunesAnd Jordan Wyatt from Jaywontdart's Podcast has a new blog and vegan podcast:Coexisting With Nonhuman AnimalsAnd this is the link to my favourite vegan restaurant in the whole world (especially since it is right here in Auckland NZ)Golden Age Vegan RestaurantThis is the video that Randy Sandberg posted:Consuming Kids: The Commercialization of Childhood. It is blood chilling, but watch it! Knowledge is power! This is all part of it too. Thanks Randy, this is a great find.Finally, I was wrong (in a good way) there ARE other actual physical vegan stores in the world. Here is one:The Pangea Store in Rockville Maryland.  I am sure there must be others.   Awesome!

Episode 6 Live Export Hello and welcome to episode 6 of Coexisting With Nonhuman Animals. Just before the intro, I played the first "bumper" I've received, from Sam Tucker. I've asked other vegans, from around the world to send me a recording as they menthttp://coexistingwithnonhumananimals.blogspot.com/

Episode 47 My New Animal Rights PodcastWelcome to an extra short episode of Jay Wont dart's podcast. My intro was my latest mention on No Agenda, although Dvorak got my podcast wrong, I DO NOT own the NZ Vegan podcast :) I do enjoy telling people to search for "NZ Vegan" when they look for my podcast on iTunes, because searching for "NZ Vegan" shows up all the New Zealand Animal Rights podcasts. I almost uniformly love each and every one of the results.I just wanted to let everyone know, I've decided to do all future animal rights, and Vegan related episodes under a separate designation. This will make it easier to just listen to the episodes you are actually interested in, if you want to only hear me talk about NZ news or movies, or if you want to only hear vegan topics. Or, ideally you could subscribe to both!The name of my new podcast, chosen by my friend Sam Tucker, is Coexisting with Nonhuman Animals. I asked for help on Veganzchat, an email group, with a starting point of " living with animals ", asking for it to be improved upon. Sam kindly came up with Coexisting with Nonhuman Animals. I like it very much, although it is a long name. You can find that blog at Coexisting With Nonhuman Animals.blogspot.com. I'm not sure how often I'll update each podcast, just when I feel like it most likely. To make up for this being a short episode, Im going to include some of my favourite outro clips. I have the autotuned Glorious Dawn, using clips of Carl Sagan, a famous astronomer, an american church which has banned Pepsi, and Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO, on the iPhone before it were released.Just to make it clear, you can find Coexisting with Nonhuman Animals on iTunes, by searching for it by name, although it shows up just fine if you search for " jay wont dart ", both my podcasts will show. You can also find the blog at coexisting with nonhuman animals . blogspot.com.Thank you for listening.You can find the script for this episode, as well as downloads for every episode of Jay Wont darts podcast at jaywontdart.blogspot.comIf you want to contact me, even just to say you listened, send an email to jaywontdart@gmail.com, j a y w o n t d a r t @ gmail.com, I'd appreciate it.I hope you check out Coexisting with Nonhuman Animals.Have a super happy day, bye.