In this episode, Sue speaks with Victoria Featherstone Pearce - co-founder of K-9 Angels and the Vegan Women’s Club about her years of hands-on rescue work, campaigns in Romania, and what it really takes to keep going when the emotional weight of animal advocacy starts to pile up.

Victoria talks about how she went from rescuing one dog to helping re-home over 1,500, and why sterilisation campaigns have become a major focus. She shares her journey into veganism, her thoughts on the everyday realities of activism, and the reasons behind launching a new space for vegan women to connect and support one another.

A conversation about dogs, people, burnout, and why small consistent action still matters.

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In this episode, Sue Joyce talks with psychologist and author Dr Angela Crawford about the emotional and psychological side of going vegan.

Angela shares insights from her new book The Vegan Transformation, which draws on conversations with vegans worldwide. They explore how people navigate social challenges, find a sense of purpose, and come to feel more aligned with their values through veganism.

The conversation also touches on mental wellbeing, activism, and the different ways people discover and express their compassion.

👉 Learn more at angelacrawfordphd.com

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In this episode, Sue Joyce speaks with Michelle St John, founder of VINE (Veganism in Education), about the need to embed vegan ethics, sustainability, and critical thinking into the school curriculum.

Michelle shares how her background in law led to a focus on education, developing resources that challenge the status quo and encourage schools to think differently about food, justice, and compassion.

They discuss why children are often more open to ethical thinking, how the Growing Nature Academy supports alternative education, and the role of creativity in encouraging long-term change.

Learn more at https://www.teachvine.org

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