Lord of the Wild – Viva!life 85
Randal Plunkett, 21st Lord of Dunsany, chats with Viva! founder, Juliet Gellatley, about the pleasure and challenges of rewilding his Irish estate.
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Juliet Gellatley
Juliet Gellatley is founder & director of Viva! – the biggest vegan campaigning charity in Europe. Viva! launched in 1994, joined by Viva! Poland in 2002.
Juliet has created and launched numerous campaigns on the impact of what we eat on animals, the planet and our health. She has also investigated many farms – often the big names - and exposed the devastating cruelty. She is the author of several reports, guides and books and producer of the award-winning HOGWOOD: a modern horror story documentary on Amazon Prime. Juliet has given many hundreds of talks, radio, Podcast and TV interviews.
Juliet has a degree in Zoology & Psychology and is a qualified nutritional therapist.
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Randal Plunkett, 21st Lord of Dunsany, chats with Viva! founder, Juliet Gellatley, about the pleasure and challenges of rewilding his Irish estate.
Kevin Brennan, CEO of Quorn reveals his passion for saving the planet and animals to Juliet Gellatley, Founder & Director of Viva! Interview from Viva!life 69/Winter 2018.
In March, I went to Poland to support our dedicated staff, help where I could and to report back to the UK. It was an historic and intense visit.
Why the meat-alternative food revolution is unstoppable and why British billionaire, Jim Mellon, is in!
There is much confusion and a real lack of information about the menopause – we explain why it can make life so difficult for many women and what we can do about it. Can vegan diets help hormone balance?
For most of us farting is a great thing, a natural part of the digestion of essential foods. A by-product of feeding trillions of life forms who nestle inside us, toiling hard to keep us shipshape.
Humankind has a big decision to make. Go vegan or risk a repeat of the collective trauma that will haunt us for generations.
THE 1957 Asian Flu crisis is the pandemic the world just doesn’t want to talk about. In February of that year, a new influenza virus emerged in Guizhou in southwest China. The novel virus – a combination of avian and human influenza strains – swept across the world frighteningly quickly.