Podcasts about woodstock farm sanctuary

Today, I am joined by Lisa Rimmert of On the Nose. Lisa is a standup comedian and writer based in the Seattle area. In 2021, she launched her company, On The Nose, LLC, through which she helps to change the world through effective and humane communication. Current and past clients have included Beyond Carnism, Farm Forward, Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, and Volunteers of America. Lisa published her first book, a memoir, in 2022. Titled Stay: My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog, it earned her a prestigious award for Best First Book from the Independent Book Publishers Association. She's currently working on a second dog-related memoir. When she's not writing, Lisa can be found telling jokes to audiences at bars and clubs around Seattle and beyond. A lifelong animal advocate, the topic of animals and their well-being serves as a through line connecting all of Lisa's projects. Lisa and I became fast friends, which I think will be pretty clear as you listen to this episode. The only thing stopping us from getting up to regular shenanigans is the fact that we live on opposite sides of the country.  I had the pleasure of reading her book Stay after Lisa and I recorded this episode so I'll share my thoughts now. Buy the book, if you've ever loved a non-human animal you'll find parts of yourself in this book. It brought me back to moments with my senior cat Cookie, that first moment you realize they're a senior and each moment after. Lisa so beautifully captures her experience and friendship with beloved Dakota. It's a beautiful and poignant tale I feel lucky to have read.  To connect with Lisa: www.onthenosecomms.com www.instagram.com/lisarimmy www.facebook.com/lisarimmy www.youtube.com/@lisarimmy www.tiktok.com/@lisarimmert To connect with me:Follow me on Facebook and Instagram @didyoubringthehummus Contact me here or send me an email at info@didyoubringthehummus.com Join my mailing list and get 3 free recipes just for signing up! https://www.didyoubringthehummus.com/3recipepdf Join my Podcast Fan Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/didyoubringthehummus/ Book a free 30 minute call with me: https://www.didyoubringthehummus.com/book-online To be a guest on the podcast: https://www.didyoubringthehummus.com/beaguest ©2024 Kimberly Winters - Did You Bring the Hummus LLC Theme Song ©2020 JP Winters ⁠@musicbyjpw⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kimberly-winters/message

Meet Jody Rasch, a man of many talents, who went from being a banker to an investor in vegan enterprises and a supporter of many animal organizations including Woodstock Farm Sanctuary and Rowdy Girl Sanctuary. He's also become an accomplished visual artist and a novelist. The Silver Forest is the first in a series of books. He says this novel began as a thought experiment. We'll find out what that means. Rasch is also a partner at Beyond Impact Advisors, which facilitates investment in vegan and cruelty-free products, many of them very cutting-edge. He's considered to be a pioneer alternative protein investor. So, where is the vegan and alt-protein movement right now and where's it headed? This ultimate insider will help us figure that out with UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell.

Hey Pickles!We hope this episode finds you well!This week's show is jam packed.!We have a new recipe From Our Vegan Kitchen.In our Noteworthy Segment, Christine tells you all about The Humane Hoax Conference that she attended.Learn more here:   https://www.humanehoax.org/the-humane-hoax-online-conferenceOur Main Topic is Vegan Trivia! We play the Animal Sentience Edition of a Vegan Trivia game. Play along at home, and let us know how you did!We have a tip to help you help others go Vegan & stay Vegan.We spotlight Woodstock Farm Sanctuary in our Vegan Org of the Week.Find out more about their mission here:   https://woodstocksanctuary.orgWe have a new Listener Shout Out! And, so much more!Enjoy the show & thanks so much for listening!Love, Sam & ChristineSupport the showJoin Our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/CompassionandcucumbersSign Up For Our Newsletterhttps://www.compassionandcucumbers.comOur YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@compassioncucumbersveganpod/videos72 Reasons To Be Vegan *paid link https://amzn.to/3W8ZwsUVisit Our Website https://www.compassionandcucumbers.comSam's Etsy https://www.etsy.com/shop/CucumberCraftworksJoin the AFA Vegan Voter Hub https://agriculturefairnessalliance.org/vegan-voter-hub/

Join us for a special edition of At Home, On Air from At Home With Growing Older's fourth annual agein on Saturday, June 17th, 2023 on the topic of, Creature Comforts: The Human-Animal Bond in Healthy Aging. Together, we'll explore different modes of animal-human relations and how our society, our homes and cities can support them. In our complicated modern world, animals have always come to our rescue both emotionally and physically. This is especially true in older age when staying socially connected becomes challenging. The human-animal friendship has proven health benefits in older age, from staving off depression to supporting daily exercise to guiding us when our eyesight diminishes. Our support of aging animals has become part of our aging experiences… Part one of this episode features Alice Wingwall, a photographer and film editor whose unique work is influenced through her creative engagement with her declining vision. She has continued to evolve her artwork with the help of her guide dogs. Her images tell the story of this relationship. Alice introduces our day of exploration. Part two of this episode features our panel discussion. The panel moderator is Chris McCarthy, a change rebel and healthcare innovator. Panelists include: Sherri Franklin, the Founder and CEO of Muttville Senior Dog Rescue; Evan Johnson, a theater maker, teaching artist and the Prana Director at Elder Ashram; Maddie Krasno, the Grants and Foundation Specialist for Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, who also shares insights about living with her emotional support animal, her dog, Millie; and Annelie Nilsson, a Clinical Nurse Specialist at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, who is incorporating robotic cats and dogs into the care of patients with dementia with the Acute Care for the Elderly team. During this hour of exploration & learning you will hear personal journeys, practical insights and an array of knowledge from our guests' years of experience with the health benefits of the human-animal bond. Now, we invite you to listen and learn from this special edition of At Home, On Air and hope this topic inspires you and invokes action towards re‑envisioning and improving the experiences of later life. At Home With Growing Older is proud to be your host of At Home, On Air – a radio hour offering connection, community and knowledge to our participants remotely. To support our work or for more information about our programs & resources, visit us at: athomewithgrowingolder.org.

Get involved with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary's 2023 campaign to convince Tractor Supply to stop selling baby birds. There's a petition you can sign at https://woodstocksanctuary.org. The sanctuary is also urging the NY State Fair Birthing Center to end the live birthing demos of dairy cows in 2023. 'The petition is at the bottom of this page: https://woodstocksanctuary.org/woodstock-blog/ourfaircoalition ' The Sanctuary is doing SO much, caring for more than 380 rescued farmed animals, providing tours, educating, offering a fabulous and elegant barn for overnight visitors. And, Woodstock's Rachel McCrystal has a chapter in the thought-provoking new book on Effective Altruism called: The Good It Promises, the Harm It Does: Critical Essays on Effective Altruism, available here: https://amzn.to/3ndih1c We invite the NY State Fair, Tractor Supply or anyone from the animal agriculture industry on at any time. We would love to dialogue with you.

Get involved with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary's 2023 campaign to convince Tractor Supply to stop selling baby birds. There's a petition you can sign at https://woodstocksanctuary.org. The sanctuary is also urging the NY State Fair Birthing Center to end the live birthing demos of dairy cows in 2023. 'The petition is at the bottom of this page: https://woodstocksanctuary.org/woodstock-blog/ourfaircoalition ' The Sanctuary is doing SO much, caring for more than 380 rescued farmed animals, providing tours, educating, offering a fabulous and elegant barn for overnight visitors. And, Woodstock's Rachel McCrystal has a chapter in the thought-provoking new book on Effective Altruism called: The Good It Promises, the Harm It Does: Critical Essays on Effective Altruism, available here: https://amzn.to/3ndih1c We invite the NY State Fair, Tractor Supply or anyone from the animal agriculture industry on at any time. We would love to dialogue with you.

Get involved with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary's 2023 campaign to convince Tractor Supply to stop selling baby birds. There's a petition you can sign at https://woodstocksanctuary.org. The sanctuary is also urging the NY State Fair Birthing Center to end the live birthing demos of dairy cows in 2023. 'The petition is at the bottom of this page: https://woodstocksanctuary.org/woodstock-blog/ourfaircoalition ' The Sanctuary is doing SO much, caring for more than 380 rescued farmed animals, providing tours, educating, offering a fabulous and elegant barn for overnight visitors. And, Woodstock's Rachel McCrystal has a chapter in the thought-provoking new book on Effective Altruism called: The Good It Promises, the Harm It Does: Critical Essays on Effective Altruism, available here: https://amzn.to/3ndih1c We invite the NY State Fair, Tractor Supply or anyone from the animal agriculture industry on at any time. We would love to dialogue with you.

Summers in the United States are often synonymous with state and county fairs. Advertised as idyllic family fun, these fairs are replete with animal exploitation and the horrors of animal cruelty. Rachel McCrystal and Hervé Breuil of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary join the podcast this week to talk about what really happens to animals at such events. They outline the cruel realities… The post State Fairs are No Fun for Animals, w/ Rachel McCrystal & Hervé Breuil appeared first on Our Hen House.

Feature interview with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary's Rachel McCrystal on millions of farmed animals being euthanized and the COVID-19 outbreaks in slaughterhouses. Plus, a discussion of Canadian filmmaker Liz Marshall's "Meat the Future" - the clean meat future!Read more →

On this week's episode of Pet Owner Diary we are joined by Lizz Truitt, Marketing and Communications Director of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary. Located in High Falls, NY, the Woodstock Farm Sanctuary rescues farmed animals providing care and sanctuary. We will be discussing veganism, animal rights, and Lizz's compassion for saving animals. Tune in for this fun and informative hour from 8am-9am with Pet Coach Janel Young.Guest Links:Web: https://woodstocksanctuary.org/IG: https://www.instagram.com/woodstocksanctuaryFB: https://www.facebook.com/WoodstockFarm

Rachel McCrystal is the Executive Director at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary. She has been at the Sanctuary for seven years. Rachel has volunteered for and worked at various animal rights, conservation, and sheltering organizations over the last 15 years with a focus on development, marketing, campaigns, and strategic planning. She's been widely published with stories on animal rights and liberation.

Today Nic & Vic talk with Lizz from Woodstock Farm Sanctuary! Learn what it takes to run a non-profit sanctuary & the positive impact it has on all. Nicole wonders if she is too emotional to be able to run one in her future, since that has been her goal for as long as she can remember. This episode exhibits the genuine, kind-hearted caring for animals in need. Enjoy your warm dose of Coco! More podcasts on WAVE!

Woodstock Farm Sanctuary in High Falls, New York is a state of the art farmed animal sanctuary where every Thanksgiving is celebrated with a touching and joyous ThanksLIVING ceremony. In this scenario, the turkeys, rescued from the horrors of modern day, intensive, factory farming, are not eaten. Instead, humans feed THEM delectable treats like cranberries and pies. The turkeys really enjoy the celebration. The humans get to see these magnificent beings for who they are: individuals, each with a unique personality. Woodstock Farm Sanctuary has a host of really innovative programs. During COVID, you can get a digital tour! You can also sponsor a turkey, chicken, cow or one of the other farm animals. It makes a great gift. Sanctuaries are one of the few places, in the modern day world, where people can experience animals that are otherwise treated as mere property. Often, people leave with a totally different attitude toward animals. They stop eating them!

Woodstock Farm Sanctuary in High Falls, New York is a state of the art farmed animal sanctuary where every Thanksgiving is celebrated with a touching and joyous ThanksLIVING ceremony. In this scenario, the turkeys, rescued from the horrors of modern day, intensive, factory farming, are not eaten. Instead, humans feed THEM delectable treats like cranberries and pies. The turkeys really enjoy the celebration. The humans get to see these magnificent beings for who they are: individuals, each with a unique personality. Woodstock Farm Sanctuary has a host of really innovative programs. During COVID, you can get a digital tour! You can also sponsor a turkey, chicken, cow or one of the other farm animals. It makes a great gift. Sanctuaries are one of the few places, in the modern day world, where people can experience animals that are otherwise treated as mere property. Often, people leave with a totally different attitude toward animals. They stop eating them!

Woodstock Farm Sanctuary in High Falls, New York is a state of the art farmed animal sanctuary where every Thanksgiving is celebrated with a touching and joyous ThanksLIVING ceremony. In this scenario, the turkeys, rescued from the horrors of modern day, intensive, factory farming, are not eaten. Instead, humans feed THEM delectable treats like cranberries and pies. The turkeys really enjoy the celebration. The humans get to see these magnificent beings for who they are: individuals, each with a unique personality. Woodstock Farm Sanctuary has a host of really innovative programs. During COVID, you can get a digital tour! You can also sponsor a turkey, chicken, cow or one of the other farm animals. It makes a great gift. Sanctuaries are one of the few places, in the modern day world, where people can experience animals that are otherwise treated as mere property. Often, people leave with a totally different attitude toward animals. They stop eating them!

Michael Suchman believes passionately in vegan food as activism. He is a certified vegan life coach and educator through the Main Street Vegan Academy. He is also a certified Food for Life instructor through the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. Michael is a recovering lawyer (his words), having practiced in the field of corporate litigation for twelve years. He is also an accomplished photographer whose work can be seen in private collections in New York, Palm Beach, and Los Angeles.Dr. Ethan J. Ciment is a board-certified podiatrist in private practice in New York City. He is the founder and director of The Chelsea Foot & Ankle Center where he treats the entire spectrum of foot and ankle medicine and surgery. When he is not practicing medicine and surgery, Ethan spends his time advocating on behalf of animals, and working to promote veganism. Ethan also serves on the Board of Directors of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary.Michael and Ethan created the blog VeganMos.com where they share recipes for delicious homemade vegan food, cookbook and product reviews, and thoughts about LGBT equality and animal rights. In 2015, Vegan Mos was named one of the Top 10 male vegan blogs by Veg News magazine. In 2016, Vegan Mos was awarded a Veg News Bloggy award as one of the Top 21 vegan blogs to follow. And they released their cookbook NYC VEGAN: An Iconic Taste of The Big Apple in 2017.Vegan Mo's: veganmos.com IG: @veganmos Twitter: Michael Suchman: IG: @mgsuch1Ethan Ciment: IG: @ethanthevegan @drethancimentDustin Harder: veganroadie.com IG: @TheveganroadieDavid Rossetti: @drossetti

Feature interview with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary's Rachel McCrystal on millions of farmed animals being euthanized and the COVID-19 outbreaks in slaughterhouses. Plus, a discussion of Canadian filmmaker Liz Marshall's "Meat the Future" - the clean meat future!Read more →

In this podcast, Kathy and Rachel, Executive Director of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, discuss: 1. the role of farm sanctuaries in changing the world for all of us 2. issues to consider if you're thinking of starting an animal sanctuary 3. a couple books worth reading! 4. lessons from a little duck named Puddles Key Takeaways: 1. Sanctuaries bring good-hearted people face-to-face with the animals they consume in moments that are frequently life-changing. 2. Transitioning to a vegan lifestyle is the greatest step one can make to combat global warming. 2. Proceed with caution if you're considering opening a sanctuary! 3. Animals offer important lessons even to those who work with them every day, often affirming that "in the ways that truly matter, we're all the same."

I had the immense pleasure of sitting down with Mark at the Gray Barn at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, to discuss his book, Striking at the Roots- A Practical Guide to Animal Activism. Mark recently released the second edition of the book, (ten year anniversary) with…

In this episode Rachel McCrystal and I sit down in the grass pasture with the turkeys at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary. Rachel introduces the beautiful turkeys and tells us that Beatrice is nine years old, which is very uncommon for turkeys to live this long. Beatrice…

Sean Langhaus has been teaching yoga and movement for the past seven years in NYC and is the founder of Warrior Bridge in downtown Manhattan. In Sean’s journey, he has practiced and trained with acclaimed yoga teachers, lineage holders, martial arts masters, and circus acrobats. He specializes in teaching holistic movement practice, hand balancing, and acroyoga and always has an eye open for inspiration from any source. In this episode, you'll hear from Sean on: Yoga, martial arts, and acroyoga — the role each plays in Sean's self-reflection and relationship to other people Adapting a yoga practice to meet one's personal goals The long journey to one-arm handstand, and the elements of training and mindset Sean considers essential to keeping a commitment Announcements: Celebrate my one-year Veganniversary with yoga, plant-based pizza and ice cream, and prizes — all benefiting Woodstock Farm Sanctuary: henrywins.com/events Join me for upcoming workshops in NYC, Texas, and Richmond: henrywins.com/events Reconnect to your divine Self this December. Join me and Veronica Lombo on an immersive retreat in Bali: henrywins.com/bali Links from this episode: Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman — Grab a copy of Sean's recommended book Get in touch with Sean: WarriorBridge.com — Train one-arm handstand (or one of his many other movement styles) with Sean at his studio in Manhattan Follow @skatejitsu on Instagram Follow @warriorbridgenyc on Instagram

-Mariann and Jasmin celebrate the 500th episode of the Our Hen House podcast! This episode was recorded live at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, and features an amazing interview with Gene Baur of Farm Sanctuary. -Then, Jasmin talks to Tricia Stevens, the Charitable Giving and Ethical Campaigns Manager at LUSH North America. Tricia tells us about the incredible work that LUSH does to increase consumer awareness around environmental issues and corporate accountability, build powerful partnerships with groups who are changing the way animals are perceived, and how LUSH uses media campaigns to advance their messaging. (53:30)

Dr. Scott Lyons is dedicated to teaching embodiment as a way of exploring human development, healing and transformation. Scott is the co-creator of Embodied Flow™ — a school of yoga and therapy — and developer of Somatic Stress Release, a process of restoring our biological adaptation system.  Scott is also the director of the Embodied Consciousness Immersion, as well the Mind-Body Therapy Training Program and the Diamante Vida Holistic Retreat Center. Scott teaches internationally and has a private practice integrating his background as a Clinical Psychologist, Osteopath, and somatic movement therapist. In this episode, you'll hear from Scott on: Agency, embodiment, and deriving meaning from life as components of our holistic health Reconciling physical embodiment and somatics with non-dual philosophy or unity consciousness Finding ease, flow, and fluidity even through hardships by constructing one's own "map" through internal experience Stress responses and how we can use them as gateways into awakening The four categories of connection or separation, and how a missing link can lead to isolation and depression Announcements: Celebrate my one-year Veganniversary with yoga, plant-based pizza and ice cream, and prizes — all benefiting Woodstock Farm Sanctuary: henrywins.com/events Join me for upcoming workshops in NYC, Texas, and Richmond: henrywins.com/events Links from this episode: Wisdom of the Body Moving by Linda Hartley — Grab a copy of Scott's recommended book Sign up for the Embodied Consciousness Immersion Get in touch with Scott: DrScottLyons.com — Learn more about Scott's trainings, events, and services, and how you can live life in the flow Follow @drscottlyons on Instagram

Dustin Brown is the visionary and founder behind Warrior One Yoga, bespoke bayside yoga studios in Australia. Now a dedicated yogi, vedic meditator, and wellness warrior, Dustin grew up in Kauai, Hawaii and first traveled the world as a professional surfer. Also a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt athlete and coach, Dustin brings a background in martial arts to his yoga practice, as well. Through these complementary practices, Dustin has found strength, flexibility, increased recovery, body awareness, and an overall balanced lifestyle. Dustin is an ambassador for global brand Lululemon Athletica and Boys of Yoga, a global movement helping to bring more guys to the mat. In this episode, you'll hear from Dustin on: Being given permission and freedom to live his dream life at the most unexpected time and circumstance Why Dustin used to refused to say "namaste" as a student in class, and why he is now very intentional with his language as a teacher How the Boys of Yoga movement is helping to break down social barriers keeping men from enjoying the benefits of yoga Setting priorities as a multi-faceted movement practitioner, following your own waves of passion, and integrating across disciplines Announcements: Celebrate my one-year Veganniversary with yoga, plant-based pizza and ice cream, and prizes — all benefiting Woodstock Farm Sanctuary: henrywins.com/events Join me for upcoming workshops in NYC, Texas, Richmond, and Mexico: henrywins.com/events Links from this episode: The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer — Grab a copy of Dustin's recommended book Get in touch with Dustin: WarriorOneYoga.com.au — Visit Dustin at his studios in Australia, or follow him on an exotic retreat to Southeast Asia Follow @dbrownyoga on Instagram Follow @warrioroneyoga on Instagram

Amina Taha is a yoga teacher and practitioner, mother, and co-founder of Living Room Yoga Sessions, a platform to encourage a daily practice of love, non-attachment, and faith. To Amina, yoga is about uncovering the infinite possibility within your body and mind. In this episode, you'll hear from Amina on: Learning true presence from practicing yoga through the unpredictable changes of pregnancy What postpartum recovery training has in common with Ashtanga yoga The inspiration for Living Room Yoga Sessions, and how to develop a home practice if you don't have access to a yoga studio Advice for yogis who have just become pregnant or who are planning to become pregnant Announcements: Celebrate my one-year Veganniversary with yoga, plant-based pizza and ice cream, and prizes — all benefiting Woodstock Farm Sanctuary: henrywins.com/events Join me for upcoming workshops in NYC, Texas, and Mexico: henrywins.com/events Links from this episode: The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer — Grab a copy of Amina's recommended book Get in touch with Amina: LivingRoomYogaSessions.com — Practice with Amina online through her program, Living Room Yoga Sessions Follow @aminahtaha on Instagram Follow @livingroomyogasessions on Instagram

Danni Pomplun turned to yoga when there was nothing left. Just when he needed it most, yoga met him where he was — not judging him but demanding his attention. Now as a teacher, Danni prioritizes fun, function, and authenticity, and he hopes to lead students to a greater appreciation not only for what the body is capable of but also for how their practice can support them at even the most trying times. In this episode, you'll hear from Danni on: Recovering from addiction and a suicide attempt through the acceptance of a yoga community Why contrary to popular opinion, yoga *is* about the destination, not just the journey A short and powerful journaling routine you can implement to get connected to mind, body, and spirit Danni's four pillars of interacting in the world as a teacher and human, and a few ways you can go deeper with him from near or far Announcements: Celebrate my one-year Veganniversary with yoga, plant-based pizza and ice cream, and prizes — all benefiting Woodstock Farm Sanctuary: henrywins.com/events Join me for upcoming workshops in NYC, Texas, and Mexico: henrywins.com/events Links from this episode: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson — Grab a copy of Danni's recommended book Get in touch with Danni: DanniPomplun.com — Check out Danni's event and teacher training schedule, as well as his blog and podcast Yogi Misfit Sessions — Subscribe to Danni's podcast Follow @dannipomplun on Instagram

-Mariann and Jasmin are fresh from the recording of Our Hen House's 500th episode live at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, and they talk about the beauty and importance of sanctuaries for creating change. They also take a day trip to Troy, NY. -Jasmin talks to Melanie Joy about her upcoming book, Powerarchy: Understanding the Psychology of Oppression for Social Transformation. They talk about what powerarchy is and why it's an important concept for vegans and non-vegans; how powerarchy is at work in social justice movements as well as in our relationships to ourselves; and practical, mindful ways that we can transform powerarchy within our circles.. (17:10) -Mariann brings us Rising Anxieties including the devastating revelation that vegan butter isn't actually butter! (1:19:05)

Dov Vargas, also known as Yogi Varuna, was born into a family of yogis. As the son of Sri Dharma Mittra, he has been teaching and practicing yoga for over 9 years. In 2014, Dov created the Dharma Yoga Wheel with his business partner, Raquel Vamos. Together, they have developed and inspired the now popular wheel yoga. In this episode, you'll hear from Dov on: Growing up surrounded by yoga as a child, and later making the conscious decision to practice, teach, and live yoga as an adult Learning to see his father as both a family member and a teacher Psychic development techniques and why they are kept secret The origin of the Dharma Yoga Wheel, creating a business out of duty rather than intention, and difficult lessons learned from shrewd business  Announcements: Come support Woodstock Farm Sanctuary and their animal rescue efforts at a donation-based vinyasa class on Wed, July 10 at 6pm at Three Jewels NYC: henrywins.com/events Join me for upcoming workshops in NYC, Texas, and Mexico: henrywins.com/events Apply for the 300-hour YTT at Lighthouse Yoga School. Use code HENRYWINS for $100 OFF your tuition: henrywins.com/events Links from this episode: Yoga and Yogic Powers: Principles of Releasing Mental Powers by Yogi Gupta — Grab a copy of Dov's recommended book Get in touch with Dov: YogaWheel.com — Get your own Dharma Yoga Wheel and learn about upcoming trainings and events Varuna.Yoga — See Dov's upcoming events Follow @yogivaruna on Instagram Follow @dharmayogawheel on Instagram

-Mariann and Jasmin are fresh from the recording of Our Hen House's 500th episode live at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, and they talk about the beauty and importance of sanctuaries for creating change. They also take a day trip to Troy, NY. -Mariann talks to David Clough, a Professor of Theological Ethics, about why Christians have faith-based reasons for caring about animals, what the bible says about animal ethics, and what practical Christians can take around the issues of animals. (9:35) -Mariann brings us Rising Anxieties about undercover investigations, why "veganism is violence," and plant-based conferences. (48:45)

In this episode Holly Skodis interviews Lizz Defeo about the connection between yoga and veganism. Lizz is a Yoga Teacher and Marketing & Communications Manager at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary in High Falls, NY.

Episode 17 Rachel McCrystal - Executive Director at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary.  Rachel joined Woodstock Farm Sanctuary in 2014 as the organization's first Development Director. She led the campaign to move the Sanctuary to its new location in 2015 and has mentored and managed all of the external relations for the organization. Prior to that, Rachel served in senior leadership positions at Best Friends Animal Society and the Pennsylvania SPCA. Her move into the role of Executive Director in April of 2017 cements a decade long career in service to animal rights and rescue. Before her nonprofit career, Rachel was a journalist and a ballroom dancer. She volunteers with many rescue and vegan groups, including doing humane education alongside her adored rescued pit bull, Mazzy. Source: Meet the Staff - Woodstock Farm Sanctuary

This week, Jasmin Singer talks to Rachel McCrystal, Executive Director of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, about why sanctuaries matter, the intersections of social justice and sanctuary work, and the powerful role of women in the animal rights movement. Rachel McCrystal is the Executive Director of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, one of the country’s leading sanctuaries and animal rights organizations. Prior to joining Woodstock… The post Episode 428: Rachel McCrystal and Charles Camosy appeared first on Our Hen House.

This week, Jasmin Singer talks to Rachel McCrystal, Executive Director of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, about why sanctuaries matter, the intersections of social justice and sanctuary work, and the powerful role of women in the animal rights movement. Rachel McCrystal is […]

Renegade nutritionist, best-selling author and radio show host, Nancy Addison talks about nutrition, health, and animal welfare and rescues with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary Executive Director, Rachel McCrystal. This is Part 3 of the series. In this segment, they discuss details of the dairy & veal industry, as well as the animal food industry today. They share various ways people can make a difference in their own lives, as well as the lives of our fellow creatures. www.organichealthylifestyle.comThis show is broadcast live on Tuesday's at 3PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Renegade nutritionist, best-selling author and radio show host, Nancy Addison talks about nutrition, health, bird and animal welfare and rescues with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary Executive Director, Rachel McCrystal. This is Part  ​Three​ of the series. In this segment, they discuss details of the dairy industry, as well as aspects of goats, cows, bulls, and the animal food industry today.  They share various ways people can make a difference in their own lives, as well as the lives of our fellow creatures.  www.organichealthylifestyle.com

Renegade nutritionist, best-selling author and radio show host, Nancy Addison talks about nutrition, health, bird and animal welfare and rescues with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary Executive Director, Rachel McCrystal. This is Part Two of the series. In this segment, they discuss details of the turkey industry, Guinea fowl, and local/humane food. They share various ways people can make a difference in their own lives, as well as the lives of our fellow creatures. www.organichealthylifestyle.comThis show is broadcast live on Tuesday's at 3PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Renegade nutritionist, best-selling author and radio show host, Nancy Addison talks about nutrition, health, bird and animal welfare and rescues with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary Executive Director, Rachel McCrystal. This is Part One of the series. In this segment, they discuss details of the egg and chicken industry. They share various ways in which people can make a difference in their own lives, as well as the lives of our fine feathered friends. Nancy's website: www.organichealthylifestyle.com.This show is broadcast live on Tuesday's at 3PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Nancy Addison - nutritionist, best-selling author and radio show host, talks about nutrition, health, bird and animal welfare and rescues with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary Executive Director, Rachel McCrystal. This is Part Two of the series. In this segment, they discuss details of the turkey industry, Guinea fowl, pigs and local/humane food.  They share various ways in which people can make a difference in their own lives, as well as the lives of our fine creature friends. Nancy's website is: www.organichealthylifestyle.com. Nancy’s best-selling, award-winning books are on Amazon: Author.to/nancyaddison

Leading health specialist, award-winning author, radio show host, Nancy Addison talks about nutrition, health, bird and animal welfare and rescues with Woodstock Farm Sanctuary Executive Director, Rachel McCrystal. This is Part One of the series. In this segment, they discuss details of the egg and chicken industry. They share various ways in which people can make a difference in their own lives, as well as the lives of our fine feathered friends. Nancy's website is: www.organichealthylifestyle.com. Nancy’s best-selling, award-winning books are on Amazon: Author.to/nancyaddison

Today we have the pleasure of talking with Rachel McCrystal, executive director at the Woodstock Farm Sanctuary. Rachel shares her vision of a world where animals are not created for the purpose of fulfilling our own human desires – specifically farm animals that are bred to become suffering bodies that are mass-produced and kept in […] The post TPP 011: Interview with Rachel McCrystal from the Woodstock Farm Sanctuary appeared first on The Plantiful.

Today Laura Theodore, the Jazzy Vegetarian welcomes Jenny Brown, co-founder of the nonprofit Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary. In addition, we will welcome Cheryl Durzy of The Vegan Vine to share about how Vegan Vine wines are made entirely without any animal products - perfect for summertime wine sipping!  Newsflash: You can now pre-order the companion cookbook to Season Three of Jazzy Vegetarian on PBS:  Jazzy Vegetarian Classics: Vegan Twists on American Family Favorites.  About Jenny Brown: Woodstock Farm Sanctuary cares for more than 200 animal victims of the meat and dairy industry. Jenny’s memoir, The Lucky Ones, is about her journey from cancer survivor to farmed animal advocate. The Lucky Ones, was co-written with Gretchen Primack and it includes animal-friendly recipes. Brown’s passion, resiliency and skill at overcoming obstacles inspires readers to make compassionate food choices as well as recognize that “just one person” can make a difference.