NZ Vegan Podcast Episode 41 - Special guest Corey Wrenn!  PhD Student in Sociology at Colorado State University and also the writer for the Roanoke Vegan Examiner episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 28, 2009

NZ Vegan Podcast Episode 41 - Special guest Corey Wrenn! PhD Student in Sociology at Colorado State University and also the writer for the Roanoke Vegan Examiner

from NZ Vegan Podcast · host Elizabeth Collins

Listen HERE This week I have a long awaited and well worth the wait interview with Corey Wrenn from the Roanoke Vegan Examiner.  We talk about Professor of Philosophy Bernie Rollins with whom Corey is taking an animal "rights" seminar, and the many challenges involved in being the only actual rights advocate in the room, and that includes the lecturer.  We also discuss student advocacy, the absence of animal issues from the environmental movement. sociology and academia in general,  and discuss what will be involved in Corey's PhD. Enjoy!  Thanks so much to Corey Wrenn for coming on the show.   You can follow her on Twitter at this link. Major apologies from me for not checking my SKYPE input and using the built-in mic rather than the headphone mic. You can play 'guess the frequency!' every time my mic comes in.  Sorry for the hummmmmmmmmm and whhhhhhirrrrrrr. :-) (lucky I am not getting paid to do this, if I were my boss I would fire me)

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