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You have to get comfortable with being uncomfortable if you want to solve these hard problems

because my eyes were really opened up talking to Craig and what can happen if we step out of our comfort

zone. And only talking to people who agree with us often won't get us to the solution.

That was Leah Garces, the president of Mercy for Animals, a leader in the Animal Protection

Movement, and the author of Grilled, turning adversaries into allies to change the chicken

industry. Stay tuned as we're about to explore the social, health, and ecological impacts

of factory farming, which dominates animal agriculture in the United States, the value and

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