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The PETA PodcastPETA, the world's largest animal rights organization, is 6.5 million strong and growing. This is the place to find out why.
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Ep. 445: PETA Reads: "Out of Sight.." Seeing and Exposing America's Animal Cruelty (opens the original)
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Gail Eisnitz is an author and an undercover investigator. Her book is "Out of Sight, An Undercover Investigator's Fight for Animal Rights, and her Own Survival." She talks with Emil Guillermo.
Ep.444: The Cruelty to Camels In the Land of the Pyramids (opens the original)
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How camels are treated and abused for the tourists in Egypt will make you sick. Emil Guillermo talks with PETA-Asia's Jason Baker in this reprise of The PETA Podcast Go to PETA.org for more.
Ep. 443: The Monkey Problem at the University of Minnesota (opens the original)
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Screws into a monkey's skull with little to no pain relief? One researcher's cruel experiments end. Two others must end as well at the labs of University of Minnesota. Take action now. Go to PETA.org .
Ep. 442: PETA On The Wild Horse Problem (opens the original)
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Protecting the wild mustangs of the West is back in the news. But it didn't start with the Trump administration. More than loopholes, the issue involves competition over federal lands where cattle ranchers have trumped the horses, Native Americans, and animal activists. Kathy Guillermo, PETA Sr. VP discusses one way to solve the problem. Take action now at PETA.org.
Ep. 441: Back From Obesity: A Vegan's Tale (opens the original)
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How a vegan turned to a No-Oil diet and reversed her diabetes in this reprise of the PETA Podcast. See more about Stephanie's story at PETA.org.
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