EPISODE · Jul 17, 2025 · 51 MIN
Jim Mason on the Madness of Animal Agriculture
from Main Street Vegan · host Victoria Moran
Jim Mason, attorney, author, and activist, grew up on an Ozarks farm in the mid-20th century. He witnessed and participated in animal cruelty that traumatized him as a child and motivated him as an adult. His latest book is Madness, combining memoir, investigative journalism, and persuasive nonfiction.Books:Madness: The Deep Driver of Our Climate Crisis, Lesson from My Family Farm (This important book sells for only $10)An Unnatural Order: The Roots of Our Destruction of NatureAnimal Factories: What Agribusiness Is Doing to the Family Farm, the Environment and Your Health, with Peter Singer, the classic book on factory farmingWebsite: http://www.jimmason.websiteBluesky: @jimmasonauo.bsky.socialAlso alluded to in this episode:The term misothery (accent on the second syllable, as in with misogyny), means hatred of or disgust for animals.Main Street Vegan Academy, https://www.mainstreetvegan.com (use the code FRIEND for 50% off, autumn 2025 course only)Holistic Holiday at Sea, all-vegan Alaska cruise August 31-September 7. Tell them that you heard about the cruise from the Main Street Vegan Podcast and earn a $50 onboard credit. Presenters include Michael Greger, MD, Chris Werk (Chris Beat Cancer), Koya Webb, Columbus Batiste, MD, Adam Sud, Robert Cheeke, and Victoria Moran.
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Jim Mason, attorney, author, and activist, grew up on an Ozarks farm in the mid-20th century. He witnessed and participated in animal cruelty that traumatized him as a child and motivated him as an adult. His latest book is Madness, combining memoir, investigative journalism, and persuasive nonfiction. Books: Madness: The Deep Driver of Our Climate Crisis, Lesson from My Family Farm (This important book sells for only $10) An Unnatural Order: The Roots of Our Destruction of Nature Animal...
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