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Broward County Volunteer of the Year Speech
A few months ago, I pulled up to the Boys and Girls Club and saw a young boy looking out a window into the parking lot. When I entered the club, I asked him what he was looking for and … Continue reading
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First American Arrested Under “Ag Gag” Law Tells Shocking Story on Kirschner’s Korner Radio
Amy Meyer became the first American charged with violating a state’s “Ag Gag” law that prevents the filming or photographing of the abuse of animals at slaughter plants. Amy describes the shocking story about what happened that day and the truth about animal … Continue reading
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The First American Citizen Arrested Under an “Ag Gag” Law Tells Her Shocking Story
Amy Meyer was arrested and charged with violating Utah’s new “Ag Gag” bill that makes it illegal for citizens to record the abuse of animals in order to hide the truth about these atrocities from the American people. You can learn more about “Ag Gag” … Continue reading
#1 New York Times Bestselling Author Rory Freedman Discusses New Book on Kirschner’s Korner Radio
Click here to listen to my interview with Rory Freedman, the #1 New York Times best-selling author of Skinny Bitch. We discuss her inspiring new book, Beg: A Radical New Way of Regarding Animals, and many other thought-provoking issues. For more information … Continue reading
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HSUS Vice-President of Farm Animal Protection Paul Shapiro on Kirschner’s Korner Radio
Animal protection legend Paul Shapiro discusses “Ag Gag” bills and provides strategies to effectively advocate for animals. Click here to listen to the show. Andrew Kirschner, Ed.D., writes a blog, Kirschner’s Korner, and hosts a radio show, Kirschner’s Korner Radio, to help … Continue reading
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We Animals Photojournalist Jo-Anne McArthur on Kirschner’s Korner Radio
You won’t believe what Jo-Anne McArthur has seen. Click here to listen to her story. Andrew Kirschner, Ed.D., is a grassroots vegan animal rights activist and radio talk show host. He also writes a zero-profit blog, Kirschner’s Korner, to help … Continue reading
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Laugh for Sam Simon
Who is Sam Simon and why should you care? Sam Simon may have made you laugh more than most people you know. He made me laugh for years. I stopped laughing a few weeks ago when I learned Sam has cancer. Sam … Continue reading
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Kirschner’s Korner Radio/Episode #11: Hampton Creek Foods “Beyond Eggs” CEO/Founder Josh Tetrick
Why is Bill Gates tweeting to his 10 million followers about Josh Tetrick? Click here to find out. *Unfortunately, I experienced technical difficulties during this show that I was unable to resolve. My voice has an echo throughout the program. Fortunately, Josh’s … Continue reading
If You Were Alone on a Deserted Island With a Pig, Would You Eat the Pig?
If you were alone on a deserted island with a pig, would you eat the pig or starve to death? Hmm. If you were not alone, living on a planet with 7 billion people, had access to unlimited fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, … Continue reading
Will You Be My Pen Pal?
I volunteer as a mentor to a group of 14 boys ages 6-11 at my local Boys and Girls Club. Click here to learn more about my experiences with these hilarious, smart, and good-natured children. I’m always looking for ways to improve the … Continue reading
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