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b'One Woman\\u2019s Experience with the Vegetarian Movement
Guest:\\xa0Deborah Madison, award-winning author of fourteen cookbooks, including "The New Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone," and, "Vegetable Literacy,"\\xa0\\xa0in 2016 she was inducted into the JamesBeard Foundation Cookbook Hall of Fame, author of, "An Onion in my Pocket: My Life with Vegetables"
Deborah Madison has had a profound impact on how Americans view vegetarianism, but doesn\\u2019t like the label for herself. While she does prefer mostly veggies on her own plate, she hopes that food will bring people together instead of dividing them.
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One Gilded Age Eccentric\'s Fight for the Rights of Animals
Guest: Ernest Freeberg, Professor of humanities and head of the history department at the University of Tennessee, author of "A Traitor to His Species: Henry Bergh and the Birth of the Animal Rights Movement"
Henry Bergh was a sort of super-hero\\u2014running through the streets, interrupting traffic, making arrests, all to save a mistreated horse or dog. This Gilded Age man started the Animal Rights movement.'