
Journalist and broadcaster Kate Quilton explores what the world might look like for animals in 2050. She talks to guests about some of the big challenges facing animals, such as the way we use technology, the food we eat, how we see and treat animals and our impact on nature. She explores how the choices we make today could influence the world animals - and us - enjoy in the future.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Conversations center around the future of animals and the complex web of issues influencing their lives. With a focus on technology, food production, and societal perceptions of animal welfare, the content delves into innovative concepts like lab-grown meat and robotic pets, highlighting their implications for animal rights and well-being. The discussions feature experts across a variety of fields, offering insights into how current choices may shape a more equitable and compassionate environment for all living beings. Unique in its forward-looking perspective, this series invites listeners to reflect on their relationship with animals and the world around them.
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Recent guests on RSPCA Animal Futures include:
1. Steve Backshall
2. Daniel Mills
3. Samantha Gaines
4. Mya-Rose Craig
5. René Olivieri, CBE
6. Dr. Sean Butler
7. Melanie Challenger
8. Riley Jackson
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