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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. 202:Einstein's Insanity Defines NIH Approach In...

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2021/12/15

Dr. Emily Trunnell, PETA senior scientist, and Dr. Gina Hilton, PETA toxicologist say that a primary reason the U.S. has lost the war on cancer has been its slowness to adopt human-relevant research. The PETA scientists talk to Emil Guillermo about the changes needed at NIH in order to find a cure for cancer. Take action. Sign a Petition. 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

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Ep. 201: PETA Undercover Reveals Envigo Hell for Beagles

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2021/12/08

A PETA undercover investigator has uncovered a factory farm-like facility whose intent is to raise animals for food. But in Virginia, the intent is to breed hundreds upon hundreds of dogs for sale to animal experimenters. Dan Paden, VP of accident analysis, talks to Emil Guillermo. Take action now! Go to PETA.org. Listen to PETA PODCAST on Research Modernization Deal. The PETA Podcast PETA, the world's largest animal rights organization, is 6.5 million strong and growing. This is the place to find

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Ep.200: On World AIDS Day, A PETA Scientist Remembers...

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2021/12/01

Dr. Lisa Jones-Engel, a former primate researcher now a PETA scientist, tells Emil Guillermo how a reliance on monkeys as scientific models has delayed the development of an effective HIV vaccine for people. After nearly 40 years, hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars and at least a million dead monkeys, humans around the globe are still waiting for an HIV vaccine that works. A better approach is to adopt modern science techniques like those outlined in PETA's Research Modernization Deal. Take

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Ep. 199: PETA TO THE RESCUE IN "TIGER KING" Sequel

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2021/11/24

"Tiger King," Season 2 is out on Netflix. But there would be no story if it weren't for the lawsuits filed by PETA. Brittany Peet of PETA's Captured Animal Legal Enforcement division tells Emil Guillermo how lawsuits using the Endangered Species Act brought about aggressive enforcement from the feds. It's the reason more than 350 animals have been rescued, the exotic wildlife business has hit rock bottom, and Joe Exotic remains behind bars. Peet updates us from her last appearance on the podcast in

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Ep. 198: Wash. Post Rides-Along To Watch PETA Save...

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2021/11/17

The Washington Post sent two Pulitzer winners, writer Gene Weingarten, and photographer Michael Williamson, to PETA's Virginia headquarters to find out why people are so cruel to their dogs. The pair shadowed Daphna Nachminovich, PETA Sr. VP, on her rounds saving chained or abandoned animals around the Norfolk tri-state area. A conversation on how the story evolved between Nachminovich and Guillermo. See the story here in the Washington Post. Go to PETA.org for more information. The PETA Podcast

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Ep. 197: PETA's Ingrid Newkirk: The Cat Guardian's Bible

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2021/11/10

PETA President and co-founder, author of numerous books on animals and animal rights, is back with a new and practical book, "250 Vital Things Your Cat Wants You To Know: The Cat Guardian's Bible." In conversation with Emil Guillermo, Newkirk talks about everything from caring, feeding, and making sure your cat stays indoors. (It's dangerous out there). Did you know cats "smile" by squinting their eyes? Or that in cold weather, cats love to hide under cars, under the hood? All that and more in the

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Ep. 197: PETA's Ingrid Newkirk: The Cat Guardian's Bible

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2021/11/10

PETA President and co-founder, author of numerous books on animals and animal rights, is back with a new and practical book, "250 Vital Things Your Cat Wants You To Know: The Cat Guardian's Bible." In conversation with Emil Guillermo, Newkirk talks about everything from caring, feeding, and making sure your cat stays indoors. (It's dangerous out there). Did you know cats "smile" by squinting their eyes? Or that in cold weather, cats love to hide under cars, under the hood? All that and more in the

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Ep: 196: Cosmetic Tests are back in Europe; Are Your...

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2021/11/03

Your cosmetics may no longer be cruelty-free, that's because the European Union's European Chemicals Agency is now requiring new tests--even if products and ingredients have been tested years ago and have been deemed safe. Dr. Julia Baines, PETA UK Science Policy Manager speaks to Emil Guillermo about why this is happening and how you can join the effort to get 1 million signatures from EU residents, wherever they may be in the world. Make sure you're still cruelty-free, get the PETA app, Beauty

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Ep.195: Divided Country Finds Common Ground In Saving...

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2021/10/27

The news that the National Institutes of Health funded hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of experiments on dogs in a foreign country sparked outrage in U.S. media. The idea of wasteful spending on useless animal experiments has been the target of PETA for years. But now it's apparent that in the divided political environment of Washington, there's one issue that is truly bipartisan: Saving the Animals, and especially those at NIH. PETA Sr. VP Kathy Guillermo talks about the Research

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Ep. 194: PETA SEES CIVIL RIGHTS FRONTIER--ANIMAL RIGHTS

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2021/10/20

Jeffrey Kerr, Chief Counsel and Sr. VP of Corporate Affairs for PETA, talks with Emil Guillermo about how the future of animal rights will be determined by the legal victories in courts. He discusses the Naruto/Monkey Selfie-Case, the Sea World enslavement case, and the ag-gag laws which restrict animal rights protests. Go to PETA.org for updates and take action. 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

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Ep. 193: WHAT NIH NEEDS POST-COLLINS: A MODERN...

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2021/10/13

Dr. Francis Collins, the director of the National Institutes of Health, announced he is leaving at the end of 2021. PETA has been calling on him to resign since August. His departure means the biggest supporter/enabler of animal torture and experimentation in government-funded research can now be replaced with someone who is a true visionary of modern science. It could be a major breakthrough that saves animals, redirects money to science that works, as well as help the American public who expect

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Ep. 192: Laws violated, Monkeys Dead, Washington...

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2021/10/06

A former primate researcher turned into an animal activist when she saw how monkeys were dying at the Washington National Primate Research Center (WaNPRC) at the University of Washington, Seattle. It wasn't from the research. The monkeys arrived sick after being bred in the WaNPRC breeding facility in Arizona. Documents obtained by PETA show the site was contaminated with Valley fever, and was 500 meters from another toxic waste site. Dr. Lisa Jones-Engel worked at WaNPRC for 14 years and tried to

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Ep. 191: PETA Sues NIH To End Useless Animal Tests...

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2021/09/29

PETA is fighting NIH to modernize science in America with protests and lawsuits. Last week, demonstrators paid a visit to an experimenter's neighborhood in the DC area. In court, PETA filed two lawsuits against NIH one on First Amendment grounds for blocking key words on Facebook and Instagram. Another suit alleges NIH spent millions of dollars on sepsis research while knowing the hideous animal experiments would not be successful. Dr. Emily Trunnell, PETA senior scientist talks to Emil Guillermo

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Ep. 190: Birds Should be Free, Not Domesticated Nor...

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2021/09/22

PETA Sr. VP Christina Matthies talks to Emil Guillermo about birds, especially the domesticated ones. Most human companions aren't as knowledgeable about birds. It means the situation devolves to the point a bird rescue is needed. How best to avoid a bird rescue? Don't turn to birds to be your companion animals. Let the birds be birds. Matthies is also the Editor-in-Chief of PETA's Global Animal Times. Check for a new issue this month. For more go to PETA.org. The PETA Podcast PETA, the world's

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Ep. 189: Dr. John P. Gluck--PETA Trailblazing...

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2021/09/15

Dr. John P. Gluck is being honored with PETA's Trailblazing Advocacy Award for being a shining example of ethics in science. The one-time animal experimenter, who studied with the infamous Harry Harlow, describes his own transformation from animal experimenter to a compassionate bioethicist committed to a cruelty-free science. In conversation with Emil Guillermo, Gluck talks about his childhood, his studies in college, and his professional life. As a young boy, John Gluck was kind to animals. But as

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Ep. 188: PETA: The Truth About The Dogs Left Behind...

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2021/09/08

When social media blew up regarding whether military dogs were left behind in the evacuation of Afghanistan, people sought PETA's help. PETA Sr. VP Daphna Nachminovich tells Emil Guillermo how PETA got a response from Central Command explaining that "no military dogs" were abandoned. But that still left 150 dogs of some military contractors, and even some dogs who were domestic companions in Kabul behind. PETA was told the dogs were not caged but released on Kabul airport grounds when the decision

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EP. 187: PETA Undercover: "Certified humanely...

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2021/09/01

GAP, the Global Animal Partnership, gives a "Humane Raised" Certification to meat products that can end up duping consumers, a PETA undercover investigation has exposed. At Plainville Farms, PETA video shows how animals are abused routinely. But the worst of it is how the farm sells the turkeys under GAP's "Humanely Raised" certification, backed by the ASPCA and the Humane Society of the U.S. It's a sham. Beware. GAP has suspended the farm, and the workers there have been terminated. But turkeys are

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Ep. 186: Did SeaWorld Incompetence Kill Amaya the Orca?

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2021/08/25

On August 19, SeaWorld/San Diego attendants placed ten Orcas in a single tank even when it was known that some of the animals had histories of aggression toward each other. The next day, one Orca, Corky was badly injured, and another, Amaya, was dead. Whistleblowerscalled PETA about the incident and PETA has filed a complaint with the USDA and has called for an independent investigation. Amaya was just six years old and born in captivity. Corky is the oldest Orca in captivity and is also twice the

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Ep. 185: No Meat, No Dairy, No Oil? Dreena Burton...

THE PETA PODCAST ·

2021/08/18

Dreena Burton's latest cookbook, "Dreena's Kind Kitchen," has another 100 recipes that deliver whole-food-plant-based veganism to your dining table. It's a no meat, no dairy, and no oil way of eating. No oil? Yes. Everything from breakfasts, snacks, and lunch to soups, salads, and entrees. Let Burton show you how to eat for your health without sacrificing taste and variety. The PETA Podcast PETA, the world's largest animal rights organization, is 6.5 million strong and growing. This is the place to

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Ep. 184: To End NIH Animal Tests, Dr. Francis Collins...

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2021/08/11

A mouse burst into flames in an experiment gone bad. Animals were left without water. Monkeys and guinea pigs badly neglected. Violations of animal welfare guidelines. And the culprit was the lab at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). NIH not only funds scientific research around the country, it has its own labs in the Washington, DC area. PETA was forced to use the Freedom of Information Act and uncovered dozens of violations at NIH, which insists on doing outdated animal experiments even

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