Peter Singer, philosopher and author of Animal Liberation, discusses fifty years of the modern animal liberation movement and where reason, emotion, and effective altruism fit in the fight to reduce unnecessary suffering. The episode covers personal ethical choicemaking as well as systems-level change; how we can extend concern beyond our own families and communities to those who need help most;, AI's growing influence; and effective altruism's evolving priorities. Peter traces his own reckoning with the movement's uneven progress and his hopes for the future.

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About the Podcast Solutionary Voices is a podcast hosted by Zoe Weil and produced by the Institute for Humane Education. Each episode highlights individuals who are working on the forefront of building a more humane, just, and healthy world for all people, animals, and the ecosystems that sustain life.

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• Bring solutionary thinkers to a wide audience

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• Turn values into measurable impact