Our Hen House produces upbeat yet hard-hitting podcasts that amplify the voices of people who are working to change the world for animals, offering our listeners the essential resources, encouragement, and inspiration they need to create positive change.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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Farm Action, Dairy's Beef Hustle, H-2A Visas, and Dead Wolves
Mariann Sullivan breaks down why the meat industry is panicking about animal rights groups making common cause with small farmers, how dairy operations turned their unwanted male calves into a billion-dollar beef sideline (20% of the US bee...
Expanding the Tent
When you are part of a really small movement that wants to change the world in huge fundamental ways, there is an understandable desire, and need, to build coalitions, find partners, frame your issues in ways that “expand the tent.” The ani...
"Marshmallows Are Their Favorite”: Inside a Primate Lab with Undercover Investigator Lindsay Oliver
Award-winning undercover investigator Lindsay Oliver joins Jasmin and Mariann to discuss her groundbreaking work inside a national primate research center and her new memoir, Marshmallows Are Their Favorite: Undercover at a Primate Lab. Ove...
Inside the 207-Mile March to Abolish Animal Testing
In this episode of The Hen Report, Jasmin and Mariann sit down with Gretchen Primack and Ella Magers to debrief the historic March to Abolish Animal Testing (MAAT) — a 207-mile trek from Albany to Marshall Bioresources, the country’s larges...
Wool, Wealth, and Walking Out: Why the Animal Industry Is Having a Terrible Week
Marshall BioResources is big mad about Our Hen House, the Animal Agriculture Alliance thinks animal activists are secretly swimming in a billion dollars, and a UK newspaper is very upset that PETA has the audacity to care about sheep. Meanw...
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