New Zealand's Sam Tucker is one incredibly busy and prolific teenage abolitionist animal rights activist and educator. He's the creator and host of the informative and nearly-weekly Food for Thought podcast (listen to it here) which features commentary on topical animal-related issues, interviews, cookbook reviews and shared vegan recipes. He also created and maintains the educational NZ Dairy Cruelty and NZ Egg Cruelty websites.
NZ Vegan Podcast's Elizabeth Collins talked about Sam and his activism back in June (listen to it here) and this past December, Sam was profiled and interviewed on the Veganicious website (you can read it all here). He also creates videos about veganism for YouTube and you can check out his latest below.
(Update: Check out the just-released Episode 51 of the NZ Vegan Podcast to hear Elizabeth Collins interview Sam.)
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Spotlight on Activists: Sam Tucker
Posted by M at Sunday, February 14, 2010
Labels: Elizabeth Collins, Food for Thought, NZ Dairy Cruelty, NZ Egg Cruelty, NZ Vegan Podcast, podcasts, Sam Tucker, vegan education, Veganicious
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4 comments:
Thank you for covering Sam and his work :)
It's my pleasure! He does fantastic work.
So do you, with your own podcast (http://coexistingwithnonhumananimals.blogspot.com/). :-)
And you do wonderful work too Mylene. Thanks for all you do :)
Thanks, Trisha. We all do whatever we can. :-)
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