How Do You Sell Compassion? w/ Chris Bryant
Description
The question constantly on our minds is how to figure out the most effective ways to reach people regarding what is happening to animals and maybe even get them to stop eating them. Chris Bryant joins us this week to discuss the work of Bryant Research, a company conducting social science research to aid in the protein transition.
ABOUT OUR GUEST
Chris Bryant is the Director of Bryant Research. He is an expert in alternative proteins and has published dozens of papers on the social dimensions of the protein transition. He has an MSc in Policy Research from the University of Bristol and a PhD in Psychology from the University of Bath.
RESOURCES
- Environmental Connections: Plant-Based Nutrition
- Keto Search Term Down 80 Percent In US Since 2019
- Planet-first diet cuts risk of early death by nearly a third, study says
- Which States Are Banning Lab Meat, and Why?
- Animal rights comes to ‘America’s Provence’ and farmers are worried
- From Lab to Law: Envigo’s $35M Fine Sends Message on Animal Welfare
INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPT
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