
The Switch: Libraries Can Build Resilient Communities
April Griffith is helping her and other libraries across America become hubs for climate education and solutions.
April Griffith is helping her and other libraries across America become hubs for climate education and solutions.
Taking in too much of the bad? Learn when it’s time to take a break, and how to set healthy boundaries.
Dr. Elisabeth Ormandy joins The Switch to talk about silicone cups, washable pads and other products for menstruating individuals.
Oscar-nominated director Tomm Moore talks about his latest animated feature, the importance of storytelling from generation to generation, and how looking backwards gives us hope and ideas for the future.
Gas-powered leaf blowers can have a negative impact on the environment. Learn more and how you can help your community make the switch!
Executive Director Lesley Fox shares our history on this issue over the last year and what’s next. Also, psychotherapist Stephanie McMahon discusses grieving for the coyotes.
Philosopher of science Dr. Lee McIntyre shares insights from his new book on how to combat science denial in the modern era.
A quick introduction to a new show on the Defender Radio feed to help you combat climate change and protect wildlife with daily choices.
Ecologist Nikki Heim and drone pilot Alex Taylor are locating wolverine den sites with new technology so much-needed habitat can be protected.
This special report is an evidence-based conversation with a researcher who’s on the ground in BC’s Stanley Park, gathering data about coyotes, park use, and changing behaviour.
Author and photographer Cheryl Alexander joins the Defender Radio podcast to discuss her new book and how she got to know the lone wolf. Takaya (2020, Rocky Mountain Books) is available at local bookstores, libraries and at TakayasLegacy.com.
Dr. Sara Dubois of the BC SPCA joins the podcast to discuss the science, ethics and consequences of providing food to wild animals.
Parachutes for Pets in Calgary is a grassroots organization that is working to build community supports to protect the connection between people and their companion
Urban Resource Institute, America’s largest domestic violence residential service provider. and the National Domestic Violence Hotline, recently released the results of their national survey. The
Karol Orzechowski of Faunalytics joins Defender Radio to discuss the organizations’ U.S. Wildlife Trade report and how animal lovers can make a difference.
Charlotte Dawe of the Wilderness Committee joins the podcast for a primer on old growth forests and logging.
Michael Howie brings you updates on the podcast and his hiatus, new episodes on the way and how you can get involved with the show.
MP for Beaches-East York discusses petition e3096 and how all MPs can learn more about animal welfare.
Lauren Van Patter and Lesley Sampson discuss why sometimes “hazing” works and sometimes it seems it doesn’t on the Defender Radio podcast.
Pandemic PPE is just the tip of the iceberg, says OceanAsia’s Dr. Teale Phelps Bondaroff. Listen now!
Luci Cadman and Ellie Lamb discuss how human behaviour and perception can drastically change the way we live around bears on the Defender Radio podcast.
Hidden includes the work of a global community of photographers. Hear from Jo-Anne McArthur, co-editor and founder of We Animals Media on this episode of the Defender Radio podcast.
A lot of animals are tested upon and killed in the name of science, particularly biomedical research. In conversation, many people adopt a utilitarian attitude
Anthrozoology is a flourishing field of study and there’s a podcast featuring three up-and-comers that you’re going to love! Hear more from the creators on our own podcast – then check out theirs!
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