November 2011
1 post
Podcast 16.
In Podcast 16, I interview my good friend from Paris Vegan Day and the Gentle Gourmet, Paris, Deborah Brown Pivain, and talk about recent ARZone events featuring sociologists David Nibert and Helen Masterman-Smith, and political theorist Robert Garner.
LINK.
July 2011
1 post
Podcast 15. Talking Animal Welfarists.
In this podcast, I’m happy to be joined by Carolyn Bailey of Animal Rights Zone (ARZone) and Jordan Wyatt of Coexisting With Nonhuman Animals Podcast.
LINK.
June 2011
1 post
Podcast 14
In this podcast, I cite the work of criminologist Piers Beirne and author Jonathan Safran Foer, as well as recounting a recent blog entry of mine, “The Numbers Game.” I also mention that Animal Rights Zone is due to start producing it own podcasts - oh joy!
LINK.
May 2011
2 posts
Podcast 13 ARZone's Tom Regan Week.
Carolyn Bailey, Tim Gier, Jason Ward and I discuss Animal Rights Zone’s “Tom Regan Week.”
LINK HERE.
Podcast 12 featuring Jordan Wyatt
Podcast No. 12 with special guest, Jordan Wyatt of the Invergargill Vegan Society.
August 2010
1 post
Podcast 11.
Saying what you mean.
Poverty of ambition.
“Vegetarian first.”
LISTEN HERE.
June 2010
2 posts
Podcast 10
1. Artificial insemination.
2. Vegetarianism and veganism.
3. “Raunch culture.”
FULL LINK.
Podcast No.9.
This podcast is a version of a blog entry, so all the references there are relevant for this episode.
LINK.
December 2009
2 posts
Having a Wild Time on the Radio
Wild Time Radio interviews 1 & 2.
LINK.
Podcast 8 (parts 1 and 2) The Ideology of...
The Religious Underpinning of Speciesism.
LINK.
The Philosophical Underpinning of Speciesism.
LINK.
November 2009
1 post
Podcast 7: Dominant Animal Welfarism.
In this two-part On Human-Nonhuman Relations podcast, I look at how we can think sociologically about the strength of animal welfarism, both in society in general and in the animal advocacy movement.
PART ONE.
PART TWO.
October 2009
3 posts
Podcast 6: Poverty of Ambition.
In this podcast, I discuss the apparent ‘need’ we have to clearly see positive change before our eyes but I suggest this may lead us to make the wrong advocacy choices. Who are we to do that, since we are not the ones in ‘farms,’ in laboratories, and such like? Also, on this point, I argue that we should distinguish between psychological requirements of animal advocates...
Podcast 5 on Dehumanisation - parts one and two.
“He yelled, ‘You murdering, Irish SCUM, you’re an ANIMAL. What did I say? A murdering Irish ANIMAL’”
Gerry Conlon: Proved Innocent, emphasis in the original.
…that is it the existing “lesser-than” moral status of nonhuman animals. The very fact that we understand that nonhuman are inferior and killable puts humans conceptualised as nonhuman in...
Podcast 4
How old is the “Animal Rights Movement”? You will be surprised to hear that it is less than 5 years old.
LINK.
September 2009
2 posts
Third Podcast.
This 3rd podcast briefly mentions my last blog entry on “rituals of dominionism,” looks at the social contructionist approach in sociology, and identifies the central role of the ideology of animal welfarism in Stephen Clark’s “Devices of the Heathen” and in understanding its part in support of speciesism.
FULL LINK HERE.
Podcast Number Two.
The 2nd OHNR podcast. Gary Francione/Steve Best/David Nibert/sociology/speciesism and ideology.
HEAR IT HERE.
August 2009
1 post
On Human-Nonhuman Relations Podcast No.1
A first introductory podcast.
A sociological analysis of human relations with other animals.
HERE
May 2009
3 posts
WatchAnimal Rights lecture. Law professor and animal rights philosopher Gary Francione, 2008.
http://human-nonhuman.blogspot.com/2009/01/gary-francione_12.html
The Social Construction of Human Beings and Other...
A Ph.D dissertation.
Understanding Boundaries
Us and Them
The Species Barrier
Human Supremacy Constructing the Right and Wrong Sides of the Species Barrier
Dehumanisation Using the Species Barrier
The Species Barrier Maintenance
The Emergence of Animal Rights into the Social
Singer, Regan, Francione
The Strength and Resilience of the Orthodox
Reaction to Animal Rights Advocacy
Avoiding...
Animal Rights Violations →
A site about human animal and nonhuman animal rights.
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