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THE PETA PODCAST

Emil Guillermo, author, broadcaster

The PETA Podcast PETA, the world"s largest animal rights organization, is 6.5 million strong and growing. This is the place to find out why. Hear from insiders, thought leaders, activists, investigators, politicians, and others why animals need more than kindness—they have the right not to be abused or exploited in any way. Hosted by Emil Guillermo. Powered by PETA activism.

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Ep.219: Seeing the Light: Animal Experimenters'...

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2022/04/13

PETA's documentary, "Test Subjects" is winning hearts and minds on the film festival circuit. The film depicts three scientists who found the moral courage to leave vivisection behind and cross over to fight for the animals. After premiering at the famed Raindance Film Festival in England, it has been nominated for best documentary short at the Lancaster International Film Festival. In honor of that, we reprise an episode on one of the scientists featured in the documentary, Dr. Frances Cheng. In

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Ep.218: A Thousand Animals From Ukraine--Overshadowed...

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2022/04/06

PETA Germany continues to save and feed the animals trapped by the war in Ukraine. More than 1,000 animals have been saved by PETA's Animal Rescue Teams. The effort has now expanded to include the feeding of horses left without food. PETA has brought in more than 200 tons of vegan animal food. PETA Germany's Sylvie Bunz talks to Emil Guillermo about how the effort changes with every new twist in the far. She also talks about the farm animals of Ukraine, and the zoo in Kyiv. Help the effort

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Ep. 217: The New Fur? Snakeskin; PETA Exposes Cruelty...

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2022/03/30

Say, "NO," to snakeskin and python products under the LVMH brands like Louis Vuitton. PETA undercover investigators captured horrifying video of how python is used in LVMH premium-priced handbags, shoes, and wallets. LVMH denies any wrong-doing, but the video shows how snakes are denied a decent life and left sometimes for months in a bag to suffer. Just like fur is now dead in fashion, Jason Baker, PETA Sr. VP, PETA Asia, says PETA wants to see snakeskin become just like fur, its use declining as

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Ep.216: Into Ukraine: PETA's Animal Rescue Team Saves...

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2022/03/23

It only took days after the Russians invaded Ukraine for PETA-Germany to organize an Animal Rescue team to swing into action. The mission? To quickly and safely enter Ukraine to save animals left behind in shelters, abandoned homes, and even train stations. And to feed as many starving animals as they could. PETA Germany's Daniel Cox has now returned from Ukraine to update the efforts and the growing number of animals saved. The heartbreaking fact is that for as many animals as the team is able to

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Ep.215: Mushed Once, Never Again: A PETA Activist's...

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2022/03/16

At one point in life, Jonathan Horn mushed. J.J. tried dogsledding just once, but it let J.J. know firsthand the cruelty of the activity. J.J. saw what it did to the lead dog, Bianca. Horn, now a PETA campaigner, talks about how J.J. uses Bianca's memory to fight for the end of the grand symbol of dogsledding, the Iditarod. Horn was just coming back from Alaska and on the way to another PETA demonstration when J.J. took some time at an airport to talk with Emil Guillermo about the just-completed

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Ep. 214: PETA's Animal Rescue Teams In Ukraine...

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2022/03/09

Sylvie Bunz, PETA Germany's Special Projects manager, leads the effort to save animals abandoned due to Russia's war in Ukraine. She talks to Emil Guillermo about the dangers involved (at least one person has died providing dog food to a shelter). "There's no time to lose," says Bunz, who also runs PETA's effort in dealing with the 600,000 wild dogs in Romania. Give to the PETA's COMPASSION FUND. Contact us at PETA.org Listen to the very first PETA podcast with Ingrid Newkirk Music provided by

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Ep. 213: PETA Saving Animals Abandoned In Ukraine

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2022/03/02

Animals--abandoned by private individuals who have fled their invaded country--are on the streets of Ukraine. PETA Germany has gone to the border of Ukraine and Poland to help people and their animals there. Less than a week after the Russian invasion began, more than 800,000 Ukranians have fled the country to seek safety. Some have brought their animals. But many did not. Now PETA Germany volunteers are going into Ukraine to save as many animals as they can, and bring them to safety. PETA is also

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Ep.212: Lolita and the Sickness at Miami Seaquarium

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2022/02/23

Lolita, is the light of animal lovers everywhere, is one of the oldest Orcas in captivity. Just four when she was caught off Penn Cove in Washington, Lolita was sold into the animal entertainment industry since 1970. For more than 52 years, this 20-foot animal has been confined at Miami's Seaquarium, the last 40 years without an Orca companion. In February, a whistleblower told PETA Lolita has life-threatening pneumonia. What is PETA doing about it? PETA's Jared Goodman, VP and General Counsel,

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Ep.212: Lolita and the Sickness at Miami Seaquarium

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2022/02/23

Lolita, is the light of animal lovers everywhere, is one of the oldest Orcas in captivity. Just four when she was caught off Penn Cove in Washington, Lolita was sold into the animal entertainment industry since 1970. For more than 52 years, this 20-foot animal has been confined at Miami's Seaquarium, the last 40 years without an Orca companion. In February, a whistleblower told PETA Lolita has life-threatening pneumonia. What is PETA doing about it? PETA's Jared Goodman, VP and General Counsel,

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Ep.211: Elon Musk's Monkey Problem

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2022/02/16

Monkeys used in brain chip experiments by Musk-owned Neuralink were so badly abused they had to be put to death, according to documents obtained by the Physicians' Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM). Last week,PCRM filed a lawsuit to get more from UC Davis, which worked with Neuralink from 2017-2020. This is the best chance to find out more about the experiments since Neuralink has moved from UC Davis to a private facility to avoid transparency and accountabililty. Jeremy Beckham, a

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Ep.210: Equine Matters: PETA's Effort To Save Race...

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2022/02/09

Kathy Guillermo, PETA Sr.VP and head of the Equine Matters Department, provides an update on PETA's horse initiatives designed to save horses from the cruelty of horse racing. Go to PETA.org for more. The PETA Podcast PETA, the world's largest animal rights organization, is 6.5 million strong and growing. This is the place to find out why. Hear from insiders, thought leaders, activists, investigators, politicians, and others why animals need more than kindness—they have the right not to be abused or

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Ep.209: Year of the Tiger Brings no Luck To Tiger...

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2022/02/02

PETA's Brittany Peet, Deputy General Counsel for Captive Animal Law Enforcement talks to Emil Guillermo about Joe Exotic's resentencing. The Year of the Tiger did not bring good luck to the Tiger King, known in real life as Joe Maldonado Passage. Convicted in a murder-for-hire scheme, Passage got his sentence reduced from 22 to 21 years. Peet talks about how the impact of the Netflix series helped PETA's work to shut down the tiger cub petting industry. She also talks about the new focus, bear cub

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Ep.208: Loose Monkeys Sink Experimentation? The...

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2022/01/26

Will loose monkeys sink the profitable international lab monkey business in the U.S. Dr. Lisa Jones-Engel, PETA Science Advisor and a one-time primatologist with the National Primate Research Center, talks to Emil Guillermo about the recent Pennsylvania truck accident where four monkeys escaped, possibly infecting the public with viruses and diseases. The monkeys had just flown in from Mauritius and had yet to be quarantined. Jones-Engel says tens of thousands of monkeys are transported each year

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Ep. 207: PETA'S TAKE: Pig Heart Transplant,...

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2022/01/19

The pig heart transplant grabbed headlines, but was it good science? Another experiment involving transgender monkeys also gained attention. PETA Sr.VP Kathy Guillermo breaks down the animal rights perspective on both stories and explains how both projects are wasteful and dangerous. She also explains how much more can be done without experimentation on animals if the nation adopted the scientific approaches outlined by PETA's Research Modernization Deal. Go to PETA.org for more. The PETA Podcast

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Ep. 207: PETA'S TAKE: Pig Heart Transplant,...

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2022/01/19

The pig heart transplant grabbed headlines, but was it good science? Another experiment involving transgender monkeys also gained attention. PETA Sr.VP Kathy Guillermo breaks down the animal rights perspective on both stories and explains how both projects are wasteful and dangerous. She also explains how much more can be done without experimentation on animals if the nation adopted the scientific approaches outlined by PETA's Research Modernization Deal. Go to PETA.org for more. The PETA Podcast

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Ep. 206: Anatomy of a Protest: PETA Saves Freezing...

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2022/01/12

Cold Dogs, Old Tricks. Protest works, at least in Missaukee County, Michigan. More than 40 Jack Russell Terriers were left out in the cold at the breeding facility of John Jones for days. A PETA undercover investigator documented the abuse. But the sheriff's office did nothing to save the dogs. That's when Jonathan Horn and Tricia Lebkuecher led a small band of PETA protestors who stood up to the authorities for four days until the dogs were removed from the cold. Find out how they did it, and how

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Ep. 205: PETA Urges Winterizing for your Animal...

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2022/01/05

As record snow and cold grips the nation, Emily Allen of PETA reminds us of the simple things that will make sure your dogs and cats survive the winter months. It's simple, yet too many people leave their animal companions outside. Don't. Find out more. Go to PETA.org. The PETA Podcast PETA, the world's largest animal rights organization, is 6.5 million strong and growing. This is the place to find out why. Hear from insiders, thought leaders, activists, investigators, politicians, and others why

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Ep. 204: The Animals' "Vivisection Hell"

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2021/12/29

Following a PETA undercover investigation, the Washington Post further exposed animal mistreatment at the Envigo dog breeding facility. The USDA has cited Envigo with multiple violations. And where do the dogs of Envigo end up? The journey is only beginning as the dogs are sold to researchers and scientists, many of whom are funded by NIH. They will use the animals in cruel, non-productive research, discarding the animals when they are no longer useful. Jeremy Beckham talks to Emil Guillermo about

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Ep. 203: PETA SAVES DOGS: The Story of Jess and Edith

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2021/12/22

Jes Cochran, a key member of PETA's Community Animal Project (CAP), goes out into underserved areas of Virginia and North Carolina to save dogs left outside on a chain. His ten-year-old love story with a dog named Edith is captured in the new documentary, "Breaking the Chain," executive produced by Anjelica Huston. Jes talks to Emil Guillermo about how CAP works, and how it has saved a number of dogs like Edith. See Edith's story in "Breaking the Chain," now available to rent or buy on streaming

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Ep. 203: PETA SAVES DOGS: The Story of Jess and Edith

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2021/12/22

Jes Cochran, a key member of PETA's Community Animal Project (CAP), goes out into underserved areas of Virginia and North Carolina to save dogs left outside on a chain. His ten-year-old love story with a dog named Edith is captured in the new documentary, "Breaking the Chain," executive produced by Anjelica Huston. Jes talks to Emil Guillermo about how CAP works, and how it has saved a number of dogs like Edith. See Edith's story in "Breaking the Chain," now available to rent or buy on streaming

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