846: Gail Eisnitz: The Inside Story of a Life Investigating Factory Farms

This Sustainable Life by Joshua Spodek

Feb 17, 20261:00:13Health

Gail shares her investigations into meat industry practices, exploring how exorbitant slaughterhouse production line speeds in a consolidated slaughter industry affect animals as they are being handled and killed, and ho...

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