David Wolfson's guest appearances

David Wolfson

Plantriotic Podcast

When We Talk About Animals

FullScale Outdoors Podcast

The High Performance Half Hour

HABERTURK.COM

Gene Baur

John Mackey

Julie Piatt

Robby Barbaro

Keegan Kuhn

Irene Pepperberg

Amanda Hitt

Nicholas Christakis

Kip Andersen

Naomi Davis

Matt Johnson

John Kohler

Sonia Shah

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Shane Simpson

OwlTail

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In the United States today, 10 billion land animals are raised and killed for food annually. That’s over 19,000 animals per minute. About 1.1 million animals during the length of this podcast. Yet as far as federal law is concerned, farmed animals do not exist. They are not counted as “animals” under the country’s primary federal animal protection law, the Animal Welfare Act. Their status is finally changing at the state level, thanks to the remarkable work of our guest, corporate lawyer and activist David Wolfson and his colleagues. We speak with David about nonhuman personhood, about the importance of teaching in driving long-term social change, and about how he’s worked to make animals legible to the law.

In the United States today, 10 billion land animals are raised and killed for food annually. That’s over 19,000 animals per minute. About 1.1 million animals during the length of this podcast. Yet as far as federal law is concerned, farmed animals do not exist. They are not counted as “animals” under the country’s primary federal animal protection law, the Animal Welfare Act. Their status is finally changing at the state level, thanks to the remarkable work of our guest, corporate lawyer and activist David Wolfson and his colleagues. We speak with David about nonhuman personhood, about the importance of teaching in driving long-term social change, and about how he’s worked to make animals legible to the law.

Ep. 14 – David Wolfson on pioneering the field of farm animal law

Before David Wolfson…farm animals had no protective rights over their bodies or lives. As a punk rocker growing up in England, David developed a connective...

PP#78: David Wolfson – Superman of the animal rights movement