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November is World Vegan Month, so for this month's playlist we've put together a selection of episodes that offer philosophical reasons to change your diet! Josh and Ray recently talked to Peter Singer about how veganism (among other things) would make the world a better place. Less recently, John and Ken discussed the morality of what we eat more generally with Michael Pollan. They also explored the global food crisis with Tim Benton, legal rights for animals with Steven Wise, and the ethics of (animal) captivity with Lori Gruen.
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Episode Title | Guest | Related Content | ||
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![]() | Making a Better World | Peter Singer, Professor of Bioethics in the University Center for Human Values, Princeton University | Making a (More) Moral World | |
![]() | The Morality of Food | Micahel Pollan, Professor of Journalism, University of California Berkeley | Animal Rights Philosophy of Wine Food Justice | |
![]() | Food Justice | Tim Benton, Professor of Population Ecology, University of Leeds | Food Justice | |
![]() | Nonhuman Rights | Steven Wise, Founder and President of the Nonhuman Rights Projects | Nonhuman Persons, Nonhuman Rights | |
![]() | Captivity | Lori Gruen, Professor of Philosophy, Wesleyan University | Captivity |