Podcasts about save movement

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2022 52:26

Are you aware that 20 billion animals are killed each year by the nutritional supplements industry? Maria Cebrian, the founder of the vegan supplement company Terraseed and activist for animals, is leading the Transparent Label Campaign to fight on behalf of these animals. The fact is that approximately 50% of dietary supplements contain animal-derived ingredients. According to a recent study authored by animal protection global organization The Save Movement and Terraseed, supported by a coalition of animal welfare non-profit organizations, there is a lack of transparency in disclosing the animal-derived ingredients or how those inputs are sources. In an industry worth $55 billion, this study identifies the gap of the impact of nutritional supplements on our environment and animals worldwide.

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Are Animals Being Killed For Your Vitamins & Supplements?

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2022 52:26

Are you aware that 20 billion animals are killed each year by the nutritional supplements industry? Maria Cebrian, the founder of the vegan supplement company Terraseed and activist for animals, is leading the Transparent Label Campaign to fight on behalf of these animals. The fact is that approximately 50% of dietary supplements contain animal-derived ingredients. According to a recent study authored by animal protection global organization The Save Movement and Terraseed, supported by a coalition of animal welfare non-profit organizations, there is a lack of transparency in disclosing the animal-derived ingredients or how those inputs are sources. In an industry worth $55 billion, this study identifies the gap of the impact of nutritional supplements on our environment and animals worldwide.

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Are Animals Being Killed For Your Vitamins & Supplements?

The Healthification Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2022 52:26

Are you aware that 20 billion animals are killed each year by the nutritional supplements industry? Maria Cebrian, the founder of the vegan supplement company Terraseed and activist for animals, is leading the Transparent Label Campaign to fight on behalf of these animals. The fact is that approximately 50% of dietary supplements contain animal-derived ingredients. According to a recent study authored by animal protection global organization The Save Movement and Terraseed, supported by a coalition of animal welfare non-profit organizations, there is a lack of transparency in disclosing the animal-derived ingredients or how those inputs are sources. In an industry worth $55 billion, this study identifies the gap of the impact of nutritional supplements on our environment and animals worldwide.

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EP #02; A Life Changing Two Minutes: LA Animal Save‘s Bobby Sud

Activist

Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2022 34:35

In this episode we speak to Bobby Sud from LA Animal Save, an extension of the global, love-based, Save Movement. The episode features in-depth insights from what goes into an Animal Save vigil, from attending for the first time to tips on organising your own vigils. Bobby gives us the resources to further our own activism through the Save Movement and how to truly be there for the animals. Join us in this heartfelt episode as we learn what it means to bear witness.

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EP #33; The POWER of Bearing Witness with Animal Save Movement | Anita Krajnc

Activist

Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2022 61:45

How do you turn your actions as an individual into a global movement? How can we change the world by bearing witness? In this episode of Activist, we talk with the brilliant Anita Krajnc about how she created the Animal Save Movement and how by opening our eyes to the suffering around us, we can help to end it. In 2010 Anita made a promise to a pig on a truck, that she would no longer turn away. From three vigils a week, a movement was founded that would become global. Our chat with Anita was both moving and inspiring. If you want to make a bigger impact for the animals, Anita shares some wonderful advice and paves the way to a brighter future for the animals, the planet and the people. "We want to change the cultural norm so that people don't say anymore that "Oh I don't want to see slaughterhouse footage, it's depressing, it's terrible, I don't want to see that." That's not an answer. Even if it hurts you, even if it causes you trauma we need to share the incredible trauma that animals are suffering in order to change their plight. They suffer trauma from the day they're born until the day they die. All their life they're suffering trauma. They bear witness all their life. We're just breaking witness a tiny bit and it's so devastating because it's so awful what's happening, but we need to do this. if all of us do this, if a community does it instead of one person, then there's more power in it and the situation will change faster. So that's the reason you don't have one person bearing witness, you really need to encourage the entire community to bear witness, because that's what's going to change the world faster." - Anita Krajnc

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It's never too late to change... Animal ag to animal rights activist - Trikky Oges

A Kynd Life

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 4, 2022 32:08

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

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Anita Krajnc and Nicola Harris of Animal Save Movement and the Plant Based Treaty.

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 30, 2022 55:34

Before prepping for todays interview I saw the Animal Save Movement as a global network of passionate animal rights activists committed to baring witness outside slaughterhouses with both the knowledge that transparency and truth is the biggest threat to animal agriculture. And also the hope that if slaughterhouse houses had glass walls (or at least an animal vigil at every slaughterhouse) then the world would be vegan. These statements are of course true, ... READ MORE The post Anita Krajnc and Nicola Harris of Animal Save Movement and the Plant Based Treaty. appeared first on Healthification.

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94: Let's create more effective, compasionate narratives - Writer Alex Lockwood - Sentientist Conversation

Sentientism

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2022 87:42

Alex (@alexlockwood & alexlockwood.co.uk) is a fiction & non-fiction writer. He is Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Research in Media & Cultural Studies at Uni of Sunderland. He has a PhD in Creative Writing from Newcastle University & has published stories, essays & journalism in a wide range of magazines, journals & newspapers. He has a particular fascination with how we write about our engagements and relations with the nonhuman world. Alex's debut non-fiction work, The Pig in Thin Air, was published with Lantern Books in March 2016. Alex was one of the founding team of Animal Rebellion, a director of The Save Movement & a member of the Vegan Society‘s Research Advisory Committee. His “Planting Value” report for @The Vegan Society lays out plans for a transition towards a vegan UK plantingvalueinfood.org. In Sentientist Conversations we talk about the two most important questions: “what's real?” & “what matters?” Sentientism is "evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings." The video of our conversation is here on YouTube. We discuss: 00:00 Welcome 01:11 Alex's Intro A writer-academic-activist The challenge of focus! Private & public writing (e.g. COP26), being part of a network 05:10 What's Real? Last week's shamanic journeying ayahuasca retreat: “Asking deep questions about what it means to be a human being on this planet” Animist ontologies & methodologies Advocating for the non-human “Who is a person?… can we co-create this planet [in a way] that recognises the birthright of all beings” Growing up in working class, inner-city, South London council estates Catholic upbringing, but with some atheist family “School of hard knocks… spiritual & religious questions weren't very real” Confirmed as Catholic, school run by monks & church every weekend… “Realising it was a symbolic story… it wasn't taught as a fundamentalist truth” “Didn't sit right with me that my very very kind & generous atheist grandfather (& his cats!) wasn't going to go to heaven.” Experiences of connecting with our planet, the broader universal spirit… that have always been quite real to me ... ...and much more. Full show notes at Sentientism.info and on YouTube. Sentientism is “Evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings.” More at Sentientism.info. Join our "I'm a Sentientist" wall via this simple form. Everyone, Sentientist or not, is welcome in our groups. The biggest so far is here on FaceBook. Come join us there! Thanks Graham.

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COP26 Cop Out on Climate Change

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 8, 2021 55:44

The #COP26 Cop Out Climate Conference INSIDE STORY! World leaders converged on Glasgow, Scotland in November 2021 to try and stave off the approaching climate apocalypse! But, as vegan activist Greta Thunberg famously said of the “leaders” efforts… “BLAH, BLAH, BLAH.” Greta led tens, even hundreds of thousands of protesters on the streets outside the conference, denouncing the summit as a PR move and demanding REAL change. COP26 actually served meat/fish and had the nerve to call itself “plant forward.” The biggest headline from the conference was how the menu was “like serving cigarettes at a lung cancer conference.” #JaneUnChained is #LIVE from #COP26Glasgow talking to vegan activists from PlantBasedTreaty.org, the Animal Save Movement and Climate Healers! Our correspondent Jill Carnegie and Plant Based Treaty's Lia Phillips reveal how they got to former Vice President Al Gore as Lia directly asked him to sign the Plant Based Treaty! Youth activist Vegan Evan joins with his mom Shannon Blair from Scotland. Anita Krajnc, of the Save Movement. and Dr Sailesh Rao of Climate Healers will talk about how they're trying to get leaders to admit the horrific impact of animal agriculture on the climate. Journalist Jane Velez-Mitchell moderates!

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COP26 Cop Out on Climate Change

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 8, 2021 55:44

The #COP26 Cop Out Climate Conference INSIDE STORY! World leaders converged on Glasgow, Scotland in November 2021 to try and stave off the approaching climate apocalypse! But, as vegan activist Greta Thunberg famously said of the “leaders” efforts… “BLAH, BLAH, BLAH.” Greta led tens, even hundreds of thousands of protesters on the streets outside the conference, denouncing the summit as a PR move and demanding REAL change. COP26 actually served meat/fish and had the nerve to call itself “plant forward.” The biggest headline from the conference was how the menu was “like serving cigarettes at a lung cancer conference.” #JaneUnChained is #LIVE from #COP26Glasgow talking to vegan activists from PlantBasedTreaty.org, the Animal Save Movement and Climate Healers! Our correspondent Jill Carnegie and Plant Based Treaty's Lia Phillips reveal how they got to former Vice President Al Gore as Lia directly asked him to sign the Plant Based Treaty! Youth activist Vegan Evan joins with his mom Shannon Blair from Scotland. Anita Krajnc, of the Save Movement. and Dr Sailesh Rao of Climate Healers will talk about how they're trying to get leaders to admit the horrific impact of animal agriculture on the climate. Journalist Jane Velez-Mitchell moderates!

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COP26 Cop Out on Climate Change

Power Up for Profits Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 8, 2021 55:44

The #COP26 Cop Out Climate Conference INSIDE STORY! World leaders converged on Glasgow, Scotland in November 2021 to try and stave off the approaching climate apocalypse! But, as vegan activist Greta Thunberg famously said of the “leaders” efforts… “BLAH, BLAH, BLAH.” Greta led tens, even hundreds of thousands of protesters on the streets outside the conference, denouncing the summit as a PR move and demanding REAL change. COP26 actually served meat/fish and had the nerve to call itself “plant forward.” The biggest headline from the conference was how the menu was “like serving cigarettes at a lung cancer conference.” #JaneUnChained is #LIVE from #COP26Glasgow talking to vegan activists from PlantBasedTreaty.org, the Animal Save Movement and Climate Healers! Our correspondent Jill Carnegie and Plant Based Treaty's Lia Phillips reveal how they got to former Vice President Al Gore as Lia directly asked him to sign the Plant Based Treaty! Youth activist Vegan Evan joins with his mom Shannon Blair from Scotland. Anita Krajnc, of the Save Movement. and Dr Sailesh Rao of Climate Healers will talk about how they're trying to get leaders to admit the horrific impact of animal agriculture on the climate. Journalist Jane Velez-Mitchell moderates!

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Anita Krajnc: Plant Based Treaty & The Save Movement

Plant Powered Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 4, 2021 46:16

Anita Krajnc is formerly a professor of Political Studies at Queens University in Kingston, but she's better known as the co-founder of Toronto Pig Save, an organization that bears witness to animals in their final moments as they approach slaughterhouses. Since 2010 the Animal Save Movement has become a global phenomenon, with 1000 chapters in many different countries, and it includes Climate Save, Youth Climate Save, and Health Save chapters in addition to Animal Save. The collective mission of the Animal Save Movement is to spread the idea that we all have a moral duty to bear witness, end animal agriculture, and reforest the Earth. In 2019 Anita was named one of Toronto's most inspirational women, and she is here today to tell us about the Climate Save Movement's new Plant Based Treaty project. https://plantbasedtreaty.org https://thesavemovement.org ****************************** Thanks to Vox Vegana for the intro music. Podcasts: PocketCasts, Breaker, Spotify, RadioPublic, Anchor, Overcast and Google Instagram - @plantpoweredradio Twitter - @envirovegan With gratitude for the opportunity to live, work, and create on the unceded traditional lands of the Coast Salish Peoples.

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185: A Vegan of Many Hats with Paige Parsons Roache

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2021 26:22

Paige Parsons Roache is a high recognized vegan who has made it her life's work to raise awareness about bringing environmentally conscious vegan living to the forefront and reports on all the latest animal rights' aspects, including The Save Movement's vigils, various PETA protests, VegFests, AV Cube of Truths, vegan conferences and more. Boasting many hats, literally, in her day to day endeavors, Paige can be heard in Clubhouse, seen on social media, joining a vigil or cooking a mean pot of vegan chili. Following her daughter's lead into the vegan lifestyle, when her daughter was just 13, Paige says her work has just begun. A familiar face on the Jane Unchained News Team, Paige is encouraged by all that is transpiring in the vegan movement. To learn more go to: https://janeunchained.com/

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greta | youth climate save movement | s2.1

what are you doing here ?

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2021 50:06

Youth Climate Save is the first youth climate organization to focus on the link between climate change and animal agriculture. It's time to seriously talk about that connection and what better place to start ... than with our youth. On this episode we are speaking with Greta Cuthell a 17yr old activist from Australia.Greta spent 2 years working at a wildlife sanctuary, which made for a very different high school experience, during that time she saw firsthand effects of climate change. It's was this experience that opened her eyes and she has said it destroyed her while also revealing her calling to being vegan. At one point in our talk Greta shares how being vegan brightens her own day, by knowing that she is not contributing to the suffering of animals. This is but one powerful insight amongst many others from this vibrant and compassionate being. These days, she works with Youth Climate Save, a movement that empowers young people from all over the world to stand up for climate justice and animal justice while also educating others on these pressing issues. Greta's voice lands evocatively on our hearts as she focuses her life on helping to create a more beautiful, just and kind world. as an organizer for Youth Climate Save Victoria you can find Greta on IG @youthclimatesavevictoria and support the plant-based treaty @plantbasedtreaty some of the things we talked about ... * Animal Agriculture * Plant based food system * Veganism * Community Building * Renewable Energy * Being in right relationship with the natural world visit EmergingWorldProject.Org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatareyoudoinghere/message

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A Kynd Life with Tash Peterson

A Kynd Life

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 1, 2021 35:48

Tash Peterson went vegan overnight after watching a documentary "Food Choices" on Netflix four years ago. It was a light bulb moment for Tash and she knew she would be vegan for life. Tash wanted to share the vegan message and became involved with animal rights organisations such as Anonymous for the Voiceless, the Save Movement and Direct Action Everywhere. Following involvement with Direct Action Everywhere, Tash decided to conduct her own actions. Her first action was at a local supermarket with a friend, she wore a cow onesie, held a "watch Dominion" sign and mourned animal flesh in the supermarket. The protest was recorded and posted, gaining millions of views and international media attention. Tash recognised the impact of her protests and started holding regular actions on her own. Tash also founded "Tell them the truth" which is a movement inspiring people to conduct their own actions to bring about change. In this episode, Tash provides an insight into what helps her stay motivated, how she handles confrontation and online harassment and advice for anyone interested in animal activism. https://www.instagram.com/vganbooty/https://www.vganbooty.com/

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E83: A New Beginning, Livegan Reborn

Primal Edge Health Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 6, 2021 53:40

A New Beginning, Livegan RebornTonight we welcome Vegan Activist Alliance (VAA) as our new host. While we will miss our audience and the podcast, we couldn't be happier for the new chapter of Livegan. Thank you all for giving us an amazing three years. We hope that you stay on to listen to the exciting and informative episodes VAA has lined up, and get to know an organization we regard very highly due to our shared vision and values. About the founders: Eloisa Trinidad is a total liberation activist and organizer focusing on animal rights and human rights. She uses her career in business development to work on campaigns for social good, such as The Economist Feeding the Future campaign which aims to get consumers thinking more about environmentally sustainable approaches to food production and consumption by educating them on plant-based foods, reduction of plastic use, and reduction of food waste.Eloisa's path towards activism and veganism started early in life. She was raised by centennials who lived off the land, taught her to be self-sustainable, and passed down much ancestral knowledge to her. This shaped her views of empathy for all Beings, protection of our sacred Earth, and the belief in the healing power of plants.She is Co-founder at Vegan Activist Alliance and serves on the board of directors at Plant Powered Metro NY and on the advisory council at The Vegan Museum. She is NY Chapter President at Hip Hop is Green, a vegan organization that supports the transformation of urban youth and their communities through veganism, music, and the arts. A food justice activist, she focuses on making veganism accessible to communities in need through her work at Chilis on Wheels. Recently, she started pandemic relief efforts that led to providing ongoing assistance to public school students and to hundreds of families across New York City's most impoverished neighborhoods.Eloisa lives in New York City and her favorite food is fruit. She is an artist and a volunteer at Tamerlaine Animal Sanctuary. Tom Wramage is Co-founder at Vegan Activist Alliance, he has been vegan since 2015 and shortly after became an activist. He has been organizing educational outreach for about 3 years and participates in several local grassroots groups as well as The Save Movement vigils. Tom is a strong community builder and believes that total liberation / collective liberation is pivotal to the animal rights movement while always centering the animals.Tom resides in New Jersey with his wife where they raise a vegan three year old son who loves animals and is already inquiring about being an activist. In his free time he enjoys gardening and is a total vegan foodie who enjoys going to all the amazing vegan restaurants in the tri-state area. Vincent Reardon is Co-founder at Vegan Activist Alliance and admins various Facebook vegan groups exclusive to the New York City area. He believes community building is one of the most powerful and important ways to sustain any social justice movement, including the animal rights movement. He has been vegan since 2015, and an activist and educational outreach organizer for over three years. Vince loves to travel and often makes activism a part of his vacation plans. His activism includes both animals and humans. A native and lifelong New Yorker, he loves the NYC vegan restaurant scene, but considers himself a foodie not an influencer. Vince is an avid baseball fan and has witnessed games at 16 of 30 current Major League Baseball Ballparks and plans to see all 30 over the next several years.

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FLASHBACK FRIDAY - Adam Sud: Overcoming Food & Drug Addiction with the Power of Plants

Switch4Good

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 31, 2020 57:46

You don’t need to experience trauma to feel depressed. You don’t have to grow up in a certain zip code to be a drug addict, and you don’t have to have obese parents to develop a food addiction. Adam Sud grew up in a comfortable household with a loving family, yet he experienced all of these things. After years of Adderall abuse and excessive consumption of fast-food, Adam tried to commit suicide. Unsuccessful in his attempt, he finally committed to seeking help and discovered the healing powers of the plant-based diet - not just the physical effects, but the mental benefits as well. Adam lost 160 pounds and titrated off all of his medications, including his antidepressants. Now healthy and medication-free, Adam devotes his life to helping others, proving that no matter how far one has fallen, there is always a way out. What we discuss in this episode: - Coping with food as a child - Adderall addiction - Steps to recovery - Losing 160 lbs and becoming a fit marathon runner - Perseverance and trusting the journey - Benefits of a whole foods, plant-based diet - How to change your perspective and set a positive mindset - The Save Movement (@thesavemovement) - The Pleasure Trap Connect with Switch4Good - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ2toqAmlQpwR1HDF_KKfGg - https://www.facebook.com/Switch4Good/ - https://www.instagram.com/switch4good/ - https://twitter.com/SwitchForGood - switch4good.org

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Tofu Tommy Liberated - vegan activist leaves the cult

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 7, 2020 109:00

Formerly known as Tofu Tommy, a vegan activist involved with the "Save Movement", left veganism to get his physical and mental health back.

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Regan Russell Was Killed Fighting for the Rights of Pigs.

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 22, 2020 56:31

Regan Russell was a beloved, relentless and skilled activist who – for more than forty years – devoted her life to advocating for voiceless animals. But, in an instant, she was silenced, run over and killed, on Friday, June 19th, by a truck packed with pigs as it headed to a slaughterhouse in Burlington, Ontario in Canada. Protests and blockades have now erupted at the spot where Regan was run down, as a scrum of media assembled to hear from the victim's family and fellow animal rights advocates. Save Movement founder Anita Krajnc spoke, promising global mobilization in honor of Regan Russell's life, cut short as she was advocating for compassion to other sentient beings with whom we share this planet.

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Regan Russell Was Killed Fighting for the Rights of Pigs.

Let's Rage Together Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 22, 2020 56:31

Regan Russell was a beloved, relentless and skilled activist who – for more than forty years – devoted her life to advocating for voiceless animals. But, in an instant, she was silenced, run over and killed, on Friday, June 19th, by a truck packed with pigs as it headed to a slaughterhouse in Burlington, Ontario in Canada. Protests and blockades have now erupted at the spot where Regan was run down, as a scrum of media assembled to hear from the victim's family and fellow animal rights advocates. Save Movement founder Anita Krajnc spoke, promising global mobilization in honor of Regan Russell's life, cut short as she was advocating for compassion to other sentient beings with whom we share this planet.

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Episode 22 - Disaster Blues

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 29, 2020 155:48

Let’s Rage Together Podcast — Episode 22 is here (finally)! In this episode, we respond to a few listener questions, including feedback on our discussion about the vegan flag and identity formation (3:30), feedback from the Fois Gras action in Belgium (8:45), more discussion about the Save Movement (18:20) and our views on sex work (39:05). For “The Bad and The Rad” we talk about the “Corona Virus Confinement Challenge” (42:10), Gary Yourofsky coming out of retirement (54:50), the new documentary “On The Wild Side” (57:20), the new Queer Wellness Centre in Johannesburg (1:08:27), some useful apps (1:10:31) and the lack of feminist politics within the animal rights movement (1:13:57). Our main discussion (1:20:40) centres around the Covid-19 pandemic. We chat about the conspiracy theories, how people are responding in terms of activism and discussions around veganism, considering the flaws of capitalism, the social implications of the pandemic and the importance of self-care and looking after our mental health. Please bear with the sound quality at times - it’s the first time we’ve tried to record separately and without our usual setup. Content warning for this episode: Covid-19, physical and mental health concerns, self harm, police violence, domestic violence, addiction. Recording, editing and music by us. Queer Wellness Centre · Triangle Project · Insight Timer · On The Wild Side Documentary · SANDF beats man to death (article) · Police brutality in Hillbrow (article) · “Coronavirus Capitalism”: Naomi Klein’s Case for Transformative Change Amid Coronavirus Pandemic · Free Anarchist film archive · State brutality sows fear in housebound citizens · Horizontal and Vertical Identity; Far From the Tree - Brain Pickings

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Attending an Animal Vigil Will Change Your Life: The Transformative Power of The Save Movement and the Link Between Animal Agriculture and Climate Change with Anita Krajnc

NYK Experts Uncut

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 3, 2020 24:15

Did you know that a single slaughterhouse in Canada kills about 10,000 pigs a day? Are you aware that, on average, two hundred pigs are crammed into each animal transport vehicle as they are moved to slaughterhouses? Have you heard why ending animal agriculture will help solve the climate crisis? In this riveting interview, NYK […]

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Slaughter Free Cities! Creating No Kill Zones!

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2020 54:46

Slaughter Free Cities is a movement that seeks to end the destructive role animal agriculture plays in society. Meat is a leading cause of human disease, climate change and animal suffering. Right now in NYC, Slaughter Free Cities and the Animal Save Movement are coming together with local New York organizers as a unity effort to help Slaughter Free Cities generate widespread impact throughout 2020 and beyond. The Save Movement is based on the moral imperative of bearing witness to suffering and not turning away. Currently, the Save Movement has more than 600 vigils at slaughterhouses around the world. The goal is a vigil at every slaughterhouse on the planet.

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Slaughter Free Cities! Creating No Kill Zones!

Outer Limits Of Inner Truth

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2020 54:46

Slaughter Free Cities is a movement that seeks to end the destructive role animal agriculture plays in society. Meat is a leading cause of human disease, climate change and animal suffering. Right now in NYC, Slaughter Free Cities and the Animal Save Movement are coming together with local New York organizers as a unity effort to help Slaughter Free Cities generate widespread impact throughout 2020 and beyond. The Save Movement is based on the moral imperative of bearing witness to suffering and not turning away. Currently, the Save Movement has more than 600 vigils at slaughterhouses around the world. The goal is a vigil at every slaughterhouse on the planet.

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Compassion For All Animals with Amy Davis

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2019 38:16

Over 150 billion land animals are slaughtered every year for our consumption. If we add in the 2.8 trillion fish, the marine animals, and even bees and silkworms, we’re into the multiple trillions. This is the largest, longest, most bloody holocaust our planet has every seen. There is no question that these animals are sentient–they feel pain, fear and grief, are capable of joy, love and excitement. There is a reason that we separate ourselves from the source of our food–we don’t want to see the terror in the eyes of our “dinner.” [] Our featured guest is Amy Jean Davis – an animal rights advocate and the Founder of LA Animal Save (www.laanimalsave.org), the Los Angeles chapter of the global Save Movement. Originally from a small town in Indiana, Amy came to Los Angeles in 2008 as a top 24 Finalist on season 7 of American Idol. Davis started an animal sanctuary in the Los Angeles, California area. In 2015, she completed her certificate in Plant Based Nutrition from eCornell, and in 2016, Amy founded LA Animal Save, which is now the largest chapter of more than 600 Save groups worldwide. There are many reasons people go vegan–their health, the environment, the social impact–but one reason most people stay vegan: morality and ethics. Veganism challenges the socially ingrained concept that animals are here for our use and questions the ethical validity of this belief system. Most people are self-proclaimed animal-lovers. What most don’t proclaim is that they only love certain animals. We humans, on the whole, place certain species above others and our own species above everyone. This is called speciesism. We love dogs but eat cows. We care for our cats but kill and consume pigs. We may grown up with a pet chicken whom we name and love and care for, yet simultaneously continue to eat other chickens. Why is one being more deserving of life than another? These are the moral and ethical disconnects that veganism resolves. About LA Animal Save: Founded in 2016 by Amy Jean Davis, LA Animal Save () is the largest chapter of the 600+ Save Movement groups around the world. The Save Movement (), which began in Toronto, Canada, bears witness to the suffering and oppression of pigs, cows, chickens and other farmed animals en route to slaughter. Using a love-based, community-organizing approach, volunteer animal rights advocates hold regular, peaceful vigils at slaughterhouses, live markets, and factory farms in order to be present in the face of animal injustice, raise awareness about the plight of farmed animals, help people to become vegan, and continue to build a grassroots animal justice movement based on the principles of animal equality and freedom. LA Animal Save, Animal Rights, animal advocacy, compassion for animals, slaughterhouses, vegan, plant based diet, Ryan McCormick, Outer Limits of Inner Truth, Mental Health News Radio Network

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#14 Meghan Beattie, Animal Rights Activist & Regional Liaison with the Global Animal Save Movement

Vegan Boss Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 23, 2019 55:51

In this episode, we chat with the passionate animal rights activist Meghan Beattie. Meghan has been active in the Vancouver animal rights community for 6 years now. At present, she is a regional liaison with the global Animal Save Movement and organizer with Vancouver Chicken Save. As well, Meghan is immersed in learning about consistent anti-oppression; acknowledging the fact that all systems of oppression are linked is the key to Collective Liberation. If you enjoy the episode, we would love for you to give us a 5-star rating & review. Help us spread the word! You can also find us on Instagram: @vegan_bossTo share your vegan stories, questions, complaints or to apply to be a guest on the show, email us at veganbossradio@gmail.comShow Notes: Podcasts mentioned: Vegan Warrior Princesses Attack The Vegan Vanguard YouTube accounts mentioned:Cranky Vegan https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTTlQEjQKByIegGc_CP2z1wMexie: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCepkun0sH16b-mqxBN22ogA Meghan's Instagram:@megsbea_veganInstagram accounts mentioned:@anti.speciesist@anti.speciesist.action @animalresistance@foodempowermentproject Episode Sponsor:This episode is sponsored by Plant Life Nutrition, located in Vancouver Canada. 2140 E Hastings St.To get 10% off products & services just head to @plantlifenutrition and comment "Vegan Boss" on their latest post. Website: www.plantlifenutrition.caInstagram: @plantlifenutrition

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207: Behind the Lens

Vegan Danielle

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2019 29:43

Bobby Sud is the organizer for the LA Save Movement. He's also the official Vigil Photographer at Farmer John Slaughterhouse in Vernon, CA. He's worked with Shaun Monson as a cinematographer and produced and directed "The Road Less Eaten" in Israel and Ireland. He's also the director and cinematographer for the Million Dollar Vegan campaign. In this episode, Bobby shares his personal experience along with some helpful information for those going to a vigil for their first time. If you're interested in attending a vigil, please visit the Save Movement for full information on scheduling and locations. Note: This was recorded before I attended a vigil at Farmer John Slaughterhouse in Vernon. I have sense gone, and actually made a commitment to LA Animal Save to continue going on a regular basis to document the event. Bobby: https://www.instagram.com/bobbysud/ References: Adam Sud (Episode 197): https://www.instagram.com/plantbasedaddict/ Ally Iseman, The Road Less Eaten (Episode 39): https://www.instagram.com/allyiseman/ Robby and Cyrus, Mastering Diabetes (Episodes 111 & 112): https://www.instagram.com/masteringdiabetes/ Amy Jean Davis, LA Animal Save (Episode 151): https://www.instagram.com/laanimalsave/ The Save Movement: https://www.instagram.com/thesavemovement/ Million Dollar Vegan Campaign: https://www.instagram.com/milliondollarvegan/ LA Fur Animal Save: https://www.instagram.com/lafuranimalsave/ LA Health Save: https://www.instagram.com/lahealthsave/ Animal Hope and Wellness: https://www.instagram.com/animalhopeandwellness/ Forks Over Knives: https://www.instagram.com/forksoverknives/ Whole Foods Medical & Wellness Center: https://www.wfmmedical.com/about-us

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CHIARO E SCURO 01 - ANIMAL SAVE MOVEMENT - NOV19 SHORT

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2019 8:52

CHIARO E SCURO 01 - ANIMAL SAVE MOVEMENT - NOV19 SHORT

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CHIARO E SCURO 01 - SAVE MOVEMENT INTEGRALE

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2019 35:35

CHIARO E SCURO 01 - SAVE MOVEMENT INTEGRALE

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CHIARO E SCURO 01 - SAVE MOVEMENT INTEGRALE

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2019 35:35

CHIARO E SCURO 01 - SAVE MOVEMENT INTEGRALE

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CHIARO E SCURO 01 - ANIMAL SAVE MOVEMENT - NOV19 SHORT

Mujeres en tierra de machos

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2019 8:52

CHIARO E SCURO 01 - ANIMAL SAVE MOVEMENT - NOV19 SHORT

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Episode 508: Amy Jean Davis on Bearing Witness for Farmed Animals

Our Hen House

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 5, 2019 63:36

-Jasmin and Mariann talk about the urgency of animal activism in the face of climate crisis, and our dear friend Jo-Anne MacArther's new Masterclass! -Jasmin talks to Amy Jean Davis of L.A. Animal Save about the origins the Save Movement and how anyone can start a chapter of the Movement in their community, how bearing witness can inspire people to become activists, and the difficult but necessary experience of participating in vigils for animals on the way to slaughter. (18:15) -Mariann brings us Rising Anxieties about Adopt-A-Cow programs, and Taylor Swift! (52:55)

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Loi de la rose, Save Movement et DXE

Parole d'Animaux

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 11, 2019 26:51

Interview Sylvere, Orlando, William, Lea au sujet de la Loi de la rose, Save Movement et DXE

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007 Anita Krajnc: The Save Movement

All Beings Considered

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 7, 2019

In this episode, Kathy Stevens and Anita Krajnc discuss: The catalyst for why she changed from vegetarianism to veganism and decided to establish Toronto Pig Save. How Anita built a worldwide movement in part by studying the strategies of Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King. What Kathy learned from her participation in pig and cow vigils. Why vegans must begin to talk about climate chaos. The Greta Effect and how vegans can make a direct change. Key Takeaways: If you stage frequent, direct actions, you can build a movement that way. We need to be eco-vegans, not just vegans. Going vegan is an essential part of the climate control solution. We are all in this together: there is no enemy. “As animal lovers, we need to sacrifice to help them." – Anita Krajnc Connect with Anita Krajnc: Twitter: @thesavemovement Facebook: The Save Movement Website: TheSaveMovement.org YouTube: The Save Movement Instagram: @thesavemovement Connect with Kathy Stevens: Facebook: facebook.com/kathy.stevens.CAS,facebook.com/catskillanimalsanctuary Twitter: twitter.com/CASanctuary/ Books: https://store.casanctuary.org/collections/books/products/where-the-blind-horse-sings Website: Catskill Animal Sanctuary Instagram: instagram.com/catskill_animal_sanctuary/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/CASanctuary

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Victoria: Chile hacia la prohibición de las carreras de perros

Narices Humedas

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 8, 2019 21:46

Momento histórico para los derechos animales: la comisión de medio ambiente del congreso chileno ha votado a favor de que se prohíban las careras de perros. Este proyecto debe ir luego a la cámara de diputados y senadores para ser aprobado. Por eso, hay que estar atentos a los que las organizaciones de derechos animales nos vayan informando. Este hito es gracias al trabajo realizado por Animal Libre, Galgo Libre, Galgo Chile, Libera Chile y Geda Fundación. El día que dicha comisión estaba deliberando, diferentes activistas se manifestaron fuera del congreso. Entrevistamos a Daniela Echeverría de Fundacion Animal Chile, Josefina Letelier de Proanimal Derecho a la Vida, Tamara de Liberacion Animal, Jose Quinteros de Revolucion Animal, Karla Flores de Save Movement y Anonymous for the Voiceless, Dann Espinoza de Ecosalvajista y a Galgo Libre. Formalizacion por maltrato en domaduras: https://mestizos.cl/noticias/realizan-primera-formalizacion-por-maltrato-animal-en-domaduras/

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Why Going Vegan is for Good for Your Health, a Cleaner Planet and Animal Rights with LA Animal Save Founder Amy Jean Davis

Motherhood Unstressed

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 7, 2019 54:15

Learn why going vegan is incredible for not only your health, but the health of your children and the planet. So much of what we learn about nutrition in school and through campaigns by the meat and dairy industry is wrong. In a country where the most prescribed drug is Prilosec, clearly we are not eating in alignment with what our bodies actually need and want. In this episode you will learn the incredible health benefits of going vegan, and how it can eradicate world hunger, global warming, and gross abuses against animals. Whatever your core interest in veganism may be, you will definitely want to hear what Amy has to say. Amy Jean Davis Amy Jean Davis is an animal rights advocate and the Founder of LA Animal Save (www.laanimalsave.org), the Los Angeles chapter of the global Save Movement. Originally from a small town in Indiana, Amy came to Los Angeles in 2008 as a top 24 Finalist on season 7 of American Idol. Davis started an animal sanctuary in the Los Angeles, California area. In 2015, she completed her certificate in Plant Based Nutrition from eCornell, and in 2016, Amy founded LA Animal Save, which is now the largest chapter of more than 600 Save groups worldwide. About LA Animal Save: Founded in 2016 by Amy Jean Davis, LA Animal Save (http://laanimalsave.org) is the largest chapter of the 600+ Save Movement groups around the world. The Save Movement (www.TheSaveMovement.org), which began in Toronto, Canada, bears witness to the suffering and oppression of pigs, cows, chickens and other farmed animals en route to slaughter. Using a love-based, community-organizing approach, volunteer animal rights advocates hold regular, peaceful vigils at slaughterhouses, live markets, and factory farms in order to be present in the face of animal injustice, raise awareness about the plight of farmed animals, help people to become vegan, and continue to build a grassroots animal justice movement based on the principles of animal equality and freedom. Resources Mentioned: Beyond Burger https://www.beyondmeat.com/products/the-beyond-burger/ Flavored White Balsamic Vinegar Dressing http://www.divineoliveoils.com Cronometer.com 21daykickstart.org

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Alan Carter Full Show - May 22nd

Alan Carter

Play Episode Listen Later May 22, 2019 39:39

Alan gets Boooooooooed just to see what it feels like to be Doug Ford, and totally rolls well with it. Alan is joined by Anita Krajnc from the Save Movement on ethical veganism, Global's Jane Gerster on the RCMP disability discrimination, Chris Alexander on illegal immigration between Canada and the US, and wraps it all up remembering a friend, talking the Raptors... and getting booed.

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Adriana y Maureen

Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2019 55:58

Adriana y Maureen son dos activistas a favor de los derechos animales, quienes están dentro de la organización The Save Movement, haciendo un tour por toda la república para apoyar a diferentes grupos locales de activistas e instruirlos en las creaciones de vigilias y participar dentro de otras actividades de cada ciudad. De igual forma también hacen presentaciones sobre lo qué hacen dentro de The Save Movement Español. documentales: 1:35:52Earthlings Terrícolas Documental Completo ESPAÑOL https://www.dominionmovement.com/watch youtube enlace de documental dominion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQRAfJyEsko http://thesavemovement.org instagrams: @adrianavegan, @white.rabbit8 y @thesavemovementespanol

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162: A Voice for the Voiceless

Vegan Danielle

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2019 43:11

Luiz Silva was born and raised in Brazil on a meat-heavy diet. After a few life experiences, he made a connection with the animals and what he was eating and decided to go vegetarian. Now, Luiz has been vegan for 6 years and is a strong member in the animal activist community! In this episode, Luiz shares his story transitioning into veganism, as well as his recent heart-warming experience at the Pig Vigil in Los Angeles. For more Luiz: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lrk_kung/ FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/luizsilvakung For more Chia the Vegan Pit: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chiatheveganpit/ Valerie Taylor Befriends an Eel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IQ2I-P8Ucw Okja (Animated; Animals): https://www.netflix.com/title/80091936 Earthlings (Animals): http://www.nationearth.com/ Cowspiracy (Evironmental): http://www.cowspiracy.com/ LA Animal Save Weekly Pig Vigil (Farmer John's): https://www.facebook.com/events/farmer-johns-slaughter-house/la-animal-save-weekly-vigil-for-pigs/1681235075233260/ The Save Movement: http://thesavemovement.org/

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20 - Jane Velez-Mitchell is Speaking Up for the Voiceless

Switch4Good

Play Episode Listen Later May 1, 2019 68:24

Activism is often marked by speaking up for the voiceless, and that starts by bearing witness to suffering. These are two of the cornerstones of Jane Velez-Mitchell's mission with Jane UnChained, a digital news network dedicated to reporting on animal rights, climate change, food justice, and living cruelty-free. Jane is a former news anchor, two-time Emmy winner, and four-time author with two New York Times Best Sellers to her name, including iWant: My Journey from Addiction and Overconsumption to a Simpler, Honest Life. Her news network has grown to 70 global contributors who provide breaking animal rights news, live coverage of demonstrations, and daily Lunchbreak Live recipes. She joins us today to dig into the social conditioning of our diets, her story of overcoming addiction, and the importance of breaking social contracts for a more compassionate world. What we discuss in this episode: - How social conditioning impacts our diet - The power of bearing witness and Anita Krajnc’s Save Movement - The two words from Howard Lyman that convinced Jane to make the switch for good - Jane’s story of addiction and overcoming alcoholism - The cycle of addiction, why we attach our happiness to what we consume, and why diets don’t work - How animal agriculture affects climate change, and why the media is afraid to cover it - The origins of Jane UnChained and how it grew to over 70 contributors - Why you need to tune into Lunchbreak Live and an absolutely delicious vegan cheese and cranberry pastry recipe - Breaking the social contract by confronting a lack of compassion when you see it - Follow Jane on Instagram at @janeunchainednews or on Twitter at @JVM, and on the Jane UnChained website at janeunchained.com. Connect with Switch4Good https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ2toqAmlQpwR1HDF_KKfGg https://www.facebook.com/Switch4Good/ https://www.instagram.com/switch4good/ https://twitter.com/SwitchForGood switch4good.org

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Daniel Leon y Cristina Valdivia de Save Movement Santiago: "Mostramos lo que la industria esconde."

Narices Humedas

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 19, 2019 38:38

La explotación animal, en todas su formas, debe finalizar por el sufrimiento indescriptible a que son sometidos los seres no humanos. Y si alguien lo pusiese en duda, ¿alguna vez ha pensado en las condiciones laborales de los trabajadores de mataderos? Hablamos con Daniel León y Cristina Valdivia de Save Movement, ubicado en más de 300 países, incluido Santiago de Chile, sobre la industria de leche y huevos. También, conoceremos como es una vigilia por los animales. Save Movement Santiago en Instagram, Faebook y You Tube.

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151: LA Animal Save

Vegan Danielle

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 10, 2019 50:05

Amy Jean Davis is the founder of LA Animal Save, the Los Angeles chapter of the Save Movement. Amy graduated Purdue University, has completed her certificate in Plant Based Nutrition from eCornell and was even a Top 24 Finalist American Idol, Season 7. In this episode, Amy tells her own journey of veganism as well as the story of how LA Animal Save was started. She also describes the importance of being on the front lines for the animals by participating in Vigils or Saves. For More Amy: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hazeleyedvegan/ FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/hazeleyedvegan For More LA Animal Save and The Save Movement: Instagram (LA): https://www.instagram.com/laanimalsave/ Instagram (global): https://www.instagram.com/thesavemovement/ FaceBook (LA): https://www.facebook.com/laanimalsave/ FaceBook (global): https://www.facebook.com/savemovement/ Animal Alliance Network: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/animalalliancenetwork/ FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/animalalliancenetwork/ Earthlings: Website: http://www.nationearth.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/earthlingsfilm/ FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/EarthlingsFilmOfficial/

The Save Movement LA Media Breakthrough

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2019 53:52

Recently the Los Angeles Times did an amazing article on the Save Movement in general and the Los Angeles pig vigils in particular. Written by Gustavo Arellano, it decribed strangers offering water, love and comfort to the doomed pigs. The Save Movement is comprised of groups around the world who bear witness of pigs, cows, chickens and other farmed animals en route to slaughter. Our goals are to raise awareness about the plight of farmed animals, to help people become vegan, and to build a mass-based, grassroots animal justice movement. The Save Movement started in December 2010 with the inception of Toronto Pig Save. Today there are more than 600 vigil groups around the world. We encourage you to bear witness to animals sent to slaughter in your own community. Find out if there is a Save group near you or consider starting a Save group. We'll help you with tips, resources, and support. Go to: TheSaveMovement.org

The Save Movement LA Media Breakthrough

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2019 53:52

Recently the Los Angeles Times did an amazing article on the Save Movement in general and the Los Angeles pig vigils in particular. Written by Gustavo Arellano, it decribed strangers offering water, love and comfort to the doomed pigs. The Save Movement is comprised of groups around the world who bear witness of pigs, cows, chickens and other farmed animals en route to slaughter. Our goals are to raise awareness about the plight of farmed animals, to help people become vegan, and to build a mass-based, grassroots animal justice movement. The Save Movement started in December 2010 with the inception of Toronto Pig Save. Today there are more than 600 vigil groups around the world. We encourage you to bear witness to animals sent to slaughter in your own community. Find out if there is a Save group near you or consider starting a Save group. We'll help you with tips, resources, and support. Go to: TheSaveMovement.org

The Save Movement LA Media Breakthrough

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2019 53:52

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Joyce Leung - The Save Movement

1 2 3 Show

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2019 11:28

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Ep 04 – Manitoba Animal Save

Exit the Echo Chamber

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2019 71:28

I chat with Cheryl Sobie, founding member of Manitoba Animal Save, about the Save Movement, activism as a whole, and veganism in general.

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Anita Kranjc: How One Woman Started A Global Movement

Species Unite

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2018 24:21

Anita Kranjc is living proof that one person can create earth shattering impact, because that is exactly what she did when she made global headlines after being arrested in 2015. She was charged with criminal mischief for giving water to thirsty pigs on their way to the slaughterhouse. And after two years awaiting trial, she was acquitted. Her case attracted media from all over the world and brought global attention to her movement, The Toronto Pig Save – which has spawned The Save Movement: numerous Animal Saves that take place all over the planet. Each save group is shows up to their local slaughterhouse once, twice, or three times a week and bears witness to cows, pigs, chickens, fish, even whales and horses on their way to slaughter. But it all started with one woman, Anita and her dog Mr. Beans. In 2010, she was living near a slaughterhouse in Toronto. Everyday as she walked the dog, she’d see the truckloads of terrified pigs being driven to the slaughterhouse. She wondered why no one was doing anything, and six months later, she formed the Toronto pig save, which began as a small group of people that stood vigil outside of the slaughterhouse, three times a week. As the trucks pull into the slaughterhouse gates, they have to stop at a red light. Anita and her group (and most Save groups around the world) give water to the thirsty animals, who are often on the trucks for as long as 36 hours and are not fed nor given any water in that time. When they finally arrive they are often insane with thirst (plus, a little water is the only act of compassion that these animals ever receive in their entire miserable lives). Even in the beginning, with a tiny group of activists bearing witness, Anita had big ideas for the movement. She wanted and still wants all slaughterhouses to have glass walls and watching the pigs being driven into a single slaughterhouse in Toronto was a first step. Since her arrest, the Save movement has grown into more than 330 groups in countries all over the world, including Canada, the US, Mexico, The UK, most countries in Europe, Central and South America, all over Asia, and Africa. It truly is a global movement and her goal, to see inside and bear witness to all of the slaughterhouses in the world is becoming a reality. She is exactly why we all need to Dream BIG. She is a force. I met Anita in Toronto. The day before we met, I’d been at an all day vigil at with the Toronto Pig Save. It was my first vigil and I had no idea know what to expect. On one hand, seeing live six month old animals in abject terror, packed into truck after truck was horrifically sad and way more real than I had anticipated. But there were also many wonderful moments throughout the day. The people were kind and generous and incredibly good to me and to one another. By the time the 2nd or 3rd truck pulled in, I felt like a part of the community. I didn’t really understand the power of what it meant to bear witness until that day. I don’t think you can know what it is until you do it - it’s so much bigger than I could have possibly imagined. I felt changed by the end of the day. Depressed yes but it also gave me enormous feelings of hope and connection. I’ve been vegan for a few years, but seeing animals being driven inside to their death is a whole different beast. It made me question everything that we are doing as humans to all of the other species on earth. I think it’s because you can’t deny or compartmentalize when there are living beings right there in front of you. I met Anita and Mr. bean at her home the following day. She is an inspiration and an example to all of us that one person can indeed create a tremendous impact.

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Episode #49: VeganEvan on being a Young, Passionate Animal Activist

Veggie Doctor Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 8, 2018 26:35

VeganEvan is a passionate and talented young animal advocate committed to creating a healthy, compassionate, and regenerative world. He is a Co-president & Spokesperson for Animal Hero Kids and a spokesperson for the Solutionary Species movement. VeganEvan has spoken in front of large audiences at several major events throughout the country including the What the Health-Cowspiracy Conference, Central Florida Earth Day, the Animal Liberation Conference, Tampa Bay VegFest, the National Animal Rights Conference, Asheville Vegan Fest and many more!! He has been awarded the Russell Simmons Creative Animal Hero Kids Award, and in 2016, he earned PETA’s Cutest Vegan Kid award. More recently he was awarded the Shining World Leadership Award for Compassion from the Supreme Master Ching Hai Association. VeganEvan is a voice for the animals everywhere he goes! He does as many types of activism as possible, because people are reached in different ways. Evan enjoys leafleting, protesting, doing marches, Open Rescue, disruptions, and making videos and rap songs! He also participates in Anonymous for the Voiceless Cubes of Truth and Vigils with the Save Movement wherever he travels. Most of all, VeganEvan loves visiting all of his rescued friends at the sanctuaries where they are happy, safe and free from harm. Evan is in the process of starting his own ‘microsanctuary’ now! MORE LISTENING OPTIONS Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/vdritunes Spotify: http://bit.ly/vdrspotify VEGANEVAN https://facebook.com/VeganEvan/ https://youtube.com/VeganEvan https://instagram.com/veganevan/ * * * * MORE FROM ME Read - http://veggiefitkids.com/blog Listen: http://bit.ly/vdrpodcast Watch - http://bit.ly/vfkvideos TEDx Talk - http://bit.ly/DOCTORYAMITEDX * * * * Exclusive offers, news, and education: SIGN UP - http://bit.ly/veggiefitfamily SHARE THE EPISODE http://bit.ly/VDRepisode49 Please check out Rocket Surgeons at: Facebook.com/RocketSurgeonsMusic RocketSurgeonsBand.com FIND ME AT Facebook.com/VeggieFitKids Veggiefitkids.com Email me: VeggieDoctor@veggiefitkids.com Remember to share this podcast, rate and review! Have a plantastic day!

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E54: Ray Cruzzola

Let's Rage Together Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 28, 2018 81:17

Ray Cruzzola is the founder and director of Vegan AF Productions, an animal rights film production company. Ray studied film production at Humber College and is an active supporter of DXE, The Save Movement, and Anonymous for the Voiceless. His expertise in videography offers many tips for the everyday activist on how to create more powerful and more effective Animal Rights videos. Vegan AF Productions on FacebookVegan AF Productions on YoutubeRoyalty free music, suggested by Ray:https://soundstripe.com/https://www.premiumbeat.com/Ray's email address:ray@veganafproductions.comHow to become a better video editor: https://www.lynda.com/Ray's suggestions on how to create viral content:https://unruly.co/blog/article/2015/10/26/jonah-berger-6-key-stepps-to-creating-contagious-content/Wrap upNews of the DayExcuse of the Day: Bees die by almond production thoActivist Tip of the Day: Become a vegan film directorThe Livegan Podcast Patreon Page The Livegan Podcast Facebook Page

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Episode 4 - Rage and Recreation Mashup

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2018 78:30

Let’s Rage Together Podcast — We’re back! In this episode we catch up after a bit of a break, discuss a listener question about living an ethical life, talk about what we’ve been up to, and discuss some issues surrounding the anti-plastic hype. Trigger warning: Brief conversation about suicide. Topics: Veganism Activism Consumerism Animal Rights Plastic Straws vs fishing nets Ableism Recycling Economic Injustice Song: Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead Support Us: http://patreon.com/letsragetogether https://www.paypal.me/letsragetogether All Ages Records · Vego Chocolate · Food Empowerment Project Chocolate List · Black Cat Café · Temple of Seitan · Ms Cupcake · Outbreak Fest · The Great Yorkshire Vegan Festival · RVIVR · Insist · Protester · Line of Sight · Code Orange · Cro-Mags · Floorpunch · Turnstile · H2O · Hunt Saboteurs · Housmans Bookshop · Freedom Press · Word on the Water · The Brown Dog Affair · Hong Kong Pig Save · The Save Movement · So Boring · Jacy Reese · A Plastic Ocean · Plastic Paradise · A Plastic Cow · Truth or Drought · Patreon · Paypal

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SAVE Movement Founder + Vegan School Lunches

Main Street Vegan

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2018 57:28

Anita Krajnc went to trial for giving water to a slaughter-bound pig. She shares her courage and commitment. Victoria talks with Animal Legal Defense Fund attorney Tyler Lobdell about what kids will eat this school year.

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Meet a Woman at Ground Zero of the Farm Animal Rights Movement!

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2018 55:19

Animal Alliance Network works in coordination with the Save Movement. Their mission is to educate, take action, do outreach, & spread awareness about the daily abuse animals endure every day due to human practices. AAN holds weekly vigils at a pig slaughterhouse near downtown Los Angeles. AAN members also take part in other vigils and protests against fast food and animal agriculture.

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Meet a Woman at Ground Zero of the Farm Animal Rights Movement!

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2018 55:19

Animal Alliance Network works in coordination with the Save Movement. Their mission is to educate, take action, do outreach, & spread awareness about the daily abuse animals endure every day due to human practices. AAN holds weekly vigils at a pig slaughterhouse near downtown Los Angeles. AAN members also take part in other vigils and protests against fast food and animal agriculture.

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Episode 9: Unoffensive Animal

Scum Remover

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2018 60:23

In which Florence of Unoffensive Animal speaks with Gizzie Rascal about the group and its aims. Topics covered include sabbing (obviously), the ALF and Save Movement, and hunt sabotage as anarchic praxis. - Unoffensive Animal Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/LiberateOrDie/ - Unoffensive Animal Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/unoffensiveanimal/ - Unoffensive Animal Twitter here: https://twitter.com/liberateordie - Read more from Unoffensive Animal if the first issue of The Agitator here: http://www.section5poa.co.uk/agitator/ - Listen to the Carol J Adams episode of AR Zone here: http://www.arzonepodcasts.com/2018/05/arzone-total-liberation-interview-14.html - Read Joe Hashman's HSA AGM talk here: http://www.houndsoff.co.uk/archives/front-lines-foxylove/ Closing track is "Hunt the Rich" by Oi Polloi, used with kind permission of the band.

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E18: Anita Kranjc

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 20, 2018 61:31

Anita Kranjc is the original founder of The Save Movement, which is a collection of groups around the world who bear witness of pigs, cows, chickens and other farmed animals en route to slaughter. The goals are to raise awareness about the plight of farmed animals, help people become vegan, and build a stronger, grassroots animal justice movement. On June 22, 2015 Anita Kranjc gave water to pigs in a slaughter truck on the way to Fearman's Pork slaughterhouse, which is located in Burlington, Ontario just outside of Toronto. On June 23, 2015, the owner of the farm who technically still owned the pigs at the time Anita gave them water, filed a criminal case against Anita. On September 9, 2015, Krajnc was charged with criminal mischief, the penalty for which ranges from a fine to 10 years in prison. News of the Day Excuse of the Day: The World will never be vegan tho!Activist Tip of the Day: Bear witness at The Save MovementThe Livegan Podcast Patreon Page The Livegan Podcast Facebook PageThe Livegan Podcast Instagram Page

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E6: Abby McCuaig