When We Talk About Animals
When We Talk About Animals is a series of in-depth conversations with leading thinkers about the big questions animals raise about what it means to be human. Supported by the Law, Environment & Animals Program at Yale Law School and the Yale Broadcast Stu
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Recent Episodes
Ep. 31 – Zak Smith on ending the international wildlife trade
The repercussions of the international wildlife trade, which is a primary driver of our planet’s biodiversity crisis, have recently hit close to home....
Ep. 30 – Sonia Shah on how animal microbes become human pandemics
Roughly two-thirds of emerging infectious diseases — including COVID-19 and almost all recent epidemics — originate in the bodies of animals. Microbes...
Ep. 29 – Amanda Hitt on why the animal agriculture industry needs whistleblowers
In an age where almost everything we eat is produced outside of public view, whistleblowers are critical to maintaining the integrity of our food systems....
Ep. 28 – Bathsheba Demuth on capitalism, communism and arctic ecology
In her acclaimed first book, “Floating Coast,” historian Bathsheba Demuth explores how capitalism, communism and ecology have clashed for over 150...
Ep. 26 – Ian Urbina on the Outlaw Ocean
Over 40 percent of the Earth’s surface is open ocean that is over 200 miles from the nearest shore. These waters exist outside national jurisdiction...
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