PETA's podcast is your source for exciting new developments in the world of PETA and animal rights as well as some classic moments from the PETA vaults.
Need some inspiration in your day-to-day activism efforts? PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk dishes out advice on how to spread the animal rights message to friends, family, and even strangers.
PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk addresses the seventh World Congress on alternatives to animal use in the life sciences in Rome, Italy. The congress was given the motto "Calling on Science" in order to emphasize that scientific progress today goes hand in hand with progress toward the reduction, refinement, and replacement of animals used in experiments.
Have you ever wished that you had a step-by-step, issue-by-issue, easy-to-follow animal rights guide that would make PETA proud? Learn more about PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk's new book.
This is the true story of Thistle, a tiny kitten who was rescued from a biological supply company and spared the horror that millions of animals suffer each year for science classes.
PETA Vice President Bruce Friedrich talks candidly about his experience as an activist and the new book that he coauthored, The Animal Activist's Handbook: Maximizing Our Positive Impact in Today's World.
PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk's address to the International Nonviolence Conference in Bethlehem in 2005. It was the first time that nonviolence toward animals had been formally included in what has always been a "humans only" conference agenda.
Listen to the tragic story of Rodney, a dog who was sold to a research laboratory, as recounted in an essay written by veterinarian Peter M. Henriksen, based on the time he spent with Rodney while in veterinary school.
This podcast features the voices of Pink and Trent Reznor as they take us inside two different industries in which animal skins are used for clothing: the wool and fur industries. You'll never look at fashion the same way again.
Listen to this heartbreaking and inspiring story of a downed cow in Kentucky to get a glimpse into the cruel world of factory farming and see what you can do to help. This story will change your life.
Three dedicated PETA employees share moving and exciting stories from their fascinating careers as professional animal activists. Listen as Matt Prescott from Corporate Affairs, Emily Allen from Cruelty Investigations, and Dan Shannon from Youth Outreach tell you what it's like to walk in their shoes for a day.
