Episode Details

Join Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan in this engaging episode of The Hen Report as they delve into the latest in animal rights. From a review of the new Pixar film Hoppers to exploring the idea of existential welfare campaigns, this episode is packed with activism insight. They also discuss whether it’s actually true that vegans are widely disliked and the importance of maintaining a positive outlook in our advocacy.

This episode explores:

• A critical review of Pixar’s Hoppers and its portrayal of animal rights activism.
• The significance of humane education in fostering empathy for animals.
• Debunking the trope that vegans are universally disliked.
• The potential of existential welfarism campaigns in animal advocacy.
• Exciting announcements and resources from the animal rights community.

RESOURCES

• • • • • Laura Clery on Facebook
        • Pluralistic Ignorance and the Animal Protection Movement
        • My Dog is My Home 2026 Conference
        • Our Hen House Episode 792 w/ Christine Kim
        • Ladybird Animal Sanctuary
        • All Creatures Rescue
        • Add Your Voice: The Nature Record National Assessment
        • Nature Report, Killed by Trump, Is Released Independently
        • Is factory farming humanity’s biggest crime?
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