Racism as Zoological Witchcraft by Aph Ko is now available as an audiobook here.

Karen Davis was recently on the Our Hen House podcast to talk about her book, For the Birds, including discussing why the language we use when talking about animals is so important. You can listen to it here.

The January issue of Animal Culture is now out, the magazine co-created by Patricia Denys, contributor to The Art of the Animal. This issue reviews The Clean Pet Food Revolution.

Aph Ko was recently on the Our Hen House podcast to talk about her new book, Racism as Zoological Witchcraft. She breaks down how Jordan Peele’s film Get Out uses animals as symbolism for racism, how the film’s portrayal of racism intersects with rituals from witchcraft, and why we need to find new ways to talk about racism. You can listen to it here.

Dr. Ernie Ward, Alice Oven, and Ryan Bethencourt were interviewed by Marc Bekoff on Psychology today about their book The Clean Pet Food Revolution. You can read it here.

Lantern co-founder, publisher, and author Martin Rowe was recently interviewed on the Our Hen House podcast to talk about his new paper, Beyond the Impossible: The Futures of Plant-based and Cellular Meat and Dairy. You can listen to it here.

Listen to Dr. Ernie Ward and Alice Oven talk about The Clean Pet Food Revolution on the Veterinary Viewfinder podcast. They discuss why pet food is such a hot - and often controversial - topic for veterinary professionals and pet parents, what the plant-based diet shift means for dogs (and cats), the coming cellular agriculture meat revolution, and why they felt this book needed to be written now.

The Black VegFest has announced that they will be back in Brooklyn for their third year on August 8-9, 2020. This fest addresses food sovereignty in poor communities of color, women’s rights, unhealthy food in our neighborhoods, gender bias, environmental pollution, gentrification, and animal suffering. Lantern is a proud supporter and will be there selling books.