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How I Learned to Love Shrimp

Amy Odene & James Ozden
Animal Welfare
Animal Charity Evaluators
Effective Altruism
Animal Advocacy
Factory Farming
Animal Rights
Charity Recommendations
Animal Advocacy Movement
Veganism
Plant-Based Diets
New Roots Institute
Insect Welfare
Veganuary
Cultural Change
Cultivated Meat
Alternative Proteins
Corporate Engagement
Cage-Free Policies
Plant-Based Chicken
Sustainable Food Production

How I Learned To Love Shrimp is a podcast showcasing innovative and impactful ways to help animals and build the animal advocacy movement. We talk to experts about a variety of topics: animal rights, animal welfare, alternative proteins, the future of food, and much more. Whether it's political change, protest, technological innovation or grassroots campaigns, we aim to cover it all with deep dive... more

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David Cole is a professor of constitutional law at Georgetown University, a regular contributor to the New York Review of Books, a former national legal director of the ACLU and author of the popular book on social change in the US, Engines of Libert... more

Penny, the Executive Director of Animal Activism Collective, has helped bring hundreds of new activists into the grassroots animal movement, as well as supporting dozens of local grassroots groups around the US. Collectively, these groups, and AAC’s ... more

Lewis Bollard should be a familiar name for those trying to improve the lives of farmed animals. For almost 10 years, he’s been running the farm animal welfare program at Open Philanthropy, the largest funder in the fight against factory farming. It'... more

Cass Sunstein has one of the most impressive track records out there. He’s the author of the social change books Nudge and How Change Happens, a Harvard Law professor and former US government official in the Obama administration. He has been writing ... more

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Recent Guests

Alice Di Concetto
Executive Director and Chief Legal Advisor at the European Institute for Animal Law and Policy
European Institute for Animal Law and Policy
Episode: Alice Di Concetto on why EU animal welfare reforms failed (and what we can do next)
James Osden
Activist and director of philanthropy at Mobius
Mobius
Episode: James on Changed My Mind, talking about disruptive protests and social movements
David Kay
First employee and director of communications at Upside Foods.
Upside Foods
Episode: David Kay on the emerging cultivated meat industry
Julia Reinelt
Leading Ava International, a nonprofit creating platforms for animal and vegan advocates.
Ava International
Episode: Julia Reinelt on why supporting parents is integral to the success and sustainability of our work
Aarti Bhavana
Director of Corporate Engagement at Bharat Rishitif for Accountability
Bharat Rishitif for Accountability
Episode: Aarti Bhavana on mental health and keeping companies accountable to their commitments
Haven King-Nobles
Co-founder and executive director of the Fish Welfare Initiative
Fish Welfare Initiative
Episode: Haven King-Nobles on why high agency is critical for entrepreneurship
Aidan Kankyoku
Strategy lead for Pro Animal Future with a history in grassroots organizing.
Pro Animal Future
Episode: Almira Tanner & Aidan Kankyoku on their grassroots ballot initiatives and how to lose forward
Almira Tanner
Lead organizer of Direct Action Everywhere, focused on revolutionary change for animals.
Direct Action Everywhere
Episode: Almira Tanner & Aidan Kankyoku on their grassroots ballot initiatives and how to lose forward
Jesse Marks
Farm Animal Welfare Program Officer for The Navigation Fund
The Navigation Fund
Episode: Jesse Marks on becoming a major grant maker, The Navigation Fund and corporate campaigning

Hosts

Amy
Co-host of How I Learned to Love Shrimp
James
Co-host of How I Learned to Love Shrimp

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 82 ratings
  • Greatest Podcast of All Time

    How I Learned to Love Shrimp has significantly affected my life. It motivated me to join the movement as an activist and increase my donations to vegan causes. The interviews (thanks to James’ thoughtful questions and conversations) have also helped me establish a framework to find places where my time and dollars can make effective change that aligns with my values. Thank you for continuing to make this podcast, James, I hope you know it’s making a difference.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    j june j
    United States15 days ago
  • Really valuable

    Wrote this podcast off at first judging a book by its cover. Actually, found a lot of really valuable insights that I wouldn’t have found elsewhere. Really enjoyed the episode with the fish welfare/charity entrepreneurship guy - helped me consider charity entrepreneurship as a path for myself.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chapman457
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Informative podcast!

    HILTLS is a worthwhile podcast, and I listen to every episode! Hosts are knowledgeable and friendly, guests are experienced and interesting, topics are relevant and varied.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    aagnello
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent

    Excellent podcast looking at animal advocacy and social change. Really interesting speakers and topics, which the two hosts make very accessible. Looking forward to future episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Raphael K F
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Alice Di Concetto on why EU animal welfare reforms failed (and what we can do next)
Q: What can you tell us about the recent announcements regarding banning chick culling?
Alice highlights that the Dutch government is moving to ban chick culling, which is significant as it positions the Netherlands as a leader in animal welfare within the EU.
Alice Di Concetto on why EU animal welfare reforms failed (and what we can do next)
Q: What can animal advocates do to better influence EU animal welfare policy?
Alice Di Concetto suggests that animal advocates need to be more organized and coordinated in their approach, ensuring they are strategic in their asks and prepared for the pushback from private interests.
James on Changed My Mind, talking about disruptive protests and social movements
Q: What were the first signs that you started to rethink your approach?
James started questioning his methods after feeling the pressure of repeated arrests and the lack of breakthrough successes with Animal Rising compared to Extinction Rebellion.
James on Changed My Mind, talking about disruptive protests and social movements
Q: What is it like to believe in something so much that you're prepared to go out there and do such kind of extreme things?
James describes his intense belief in the urgency of climate change as motivating his involvement in disruptive protests and reflects on the unique community and excitement found in activism.
Thom Norman on whether diet change is a counterproductive ask (and what we could do instead)
Q: Why do you think asking for donations can be a better approach than asking for dietary changes?
It mobilizes resources for effective charity work and motivates people to feel active without feeling powerless due to dietary restrictions.

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Featuring a diverse range of topics, this podcast focuses on innovative strategies aimed at promoting animal welfare and advancing the animal advocacy movement. Conversations often revolve around various aspects of animal rights, alternative proteins, and the future of food, with insights from experts in the field. Notable themes include the intersection of political change and grassroots activism, as well as discussions on the psychological and societal implications of dietary choices. Listeners can expect well-rounded dialogues that address both the challenges and opportunities within the movement, making it a rich resource for anyone interested in animal advocacy.

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2. James Osden
3. David Kay
4. Julia Reinelt
5. Aarti Bhavana
6. Haven King-Nobles
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8. Almira Tanner

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