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Welcome!

Philadelphia's only animal-themed radio show and podcast! 


Why "Other Animals?" Like it or not, we share this world with animals like us, just not the human kind. The Other Animals explores our strange and often baffling relationship with these other animals.


To be sure, this is not another 'Wonderful World of Animals' show,' nor is it simply vegan advocacy.  Rather, it explores and even celebrates our human inconsistencies, and it grapples with those shades of gray we usually avoid at all costs.


Learning about how we interact with any kind of "Others," human or not, may be the great quest of our times.


We're a proud member of the iRoar podcast network and were recently selected by Feedspot as one of the 10 Best animal-themed podcast internationally.



References from Recent Shows

Stories from 1/15 episode

Why the Capitol Rioters Wore Animal Pelts


Yellow Grub Becomes EU's First Insect Food


Missing Cat Turns Up 3 Years After California Disaster


Using Wolves as First Responders Against Chronic Wasting Disease


1/15 Podcast


News stories from 1/8 episode

The Last Two Northern White Rhinos on Earth


New Zealand deals with invasive predators


USDA "MyPlate" Guidelines


Vegetarianism in Brazil


Gabriel Rosenberg's article:

The Meat Industry's Bestiality Problem


Gabriel's Newsletter


1/8 Podcast


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