Animal Voices Radio – How to Live Well in a Non Vegan World

Clare Mann August 19, 2018

Animal Voices Radio is the only program dedicated to animal social justice in western Canada. It offers debate, ideas and inspiration from animal advocates all over the world. In this interview, Gillian Walters explores the world of the vegan who has to navigate this not-yet vegan world and stay strong in the face of resistance of non-vegans who have yet to wake up from the trance.
She interviews Clare Mann on how to navigate vystopia and live well in a non-vegan world.

Listen to this 60-min interview

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