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The podcast of VSA Utrecht about all things vegan. From vegan history to speciesism and more, we explore everything that it entails to be a "vegan" in our modern world.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLettuce Talk is a society podcast hosted by VSA Utrecht, with 22 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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<p>Under which conditions are animal experiments allowed? Which ethical frameworks do ethical committees rely on? And which alternatives are there for animal testing? We discuss these and other questions with Saskia Arndt & Koen Kramer in this episode!</p><p><br></p>
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<p>You might have heard about animal experimentation, but when is an animal experiment actually considered an experiment? What kind of animal experiments are done at Utrecht University? What are the purposes and what happens to the animals? Today, we will discuss these questions with Prof.Dr. Saskia Arndt and Dr. Koen Kramer.</p>
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<p>People shift towards plant-based diets for many reasons: health, the environment, zoonotic diseases, and concern for animals. But which of these reasons actually justify a fully plant-based food system? In this episode, we explore this question with Imke de Boer, professor of Livestock & Sustainable Food Systems and author of Past het dier nog op ons bord? (“Does the Animal Still Belong on Our Plate?”). We discuss common objections to a 100% plant-based food system, often raised by animal farmers and agricultural scientists, including the role of animals in manure production, the use of residual streams, and the claim that pasture land ca...
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<p>Do cows have agency? What does "agency" actually mean? And do technologies in dairy farms and sanctuaries limit or enhance cows' agency? </p><p>Koen Kramer, animal ethicists answers these questions after doing multispecies ethnographic research on various dairy farms and a sanctuary. What did he find out? And how did his research influence his own perspective on dairy products? </p><p>We discuss these questions and many more topics in this episode of Lettuce Talk.</p><p><br /></p><p>Koen also published his research in the scientific journal "animal". You can read his paper here: Dairy farming...
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<p>Last time, we talked about the history of industrialised animal farming and the history of animal feed. This time, we cover the influence of antibiotics on industrial farming. How did antibiotics contribute to industrial farming? Were people in the past aware of issues regarding antibiotic resistance? And which role did feed companies play in lobbying for antibiotics?</p>
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