Welcome to Our Hen House. This is Mary Ann Sullivan. And this is Jasmine Singer. And on this

week's show, P.J. Nyman will be joining Jasmine to speak about their anti-oppression work within animal

advocacy on Mercy for Animals Corporate Engagement Team,

and on the Board of Encompass,

as well as how their own personal identity within the LGBTQ community

has informed the way they approach animal rights.

You love this conversation, didn't you?

So much, and so did everyone else at our headhouse

because we have this sort of series of listening to the episodes before they are finally edited.

And everyone on Slack at our henhouse was like just talking about how much they enjoyed this interview.

Also, PJs in Toronto.

And now that we live in Rochester, I was like, you're so close.

And I like somewhat inappropriately slash

awkwardly Google mapped their address to my address while we were on the Zoom call.

Weird. Totally weird. They're like, okay, so we're on this side of Lake Ontario. And I swear,

if I got in a canoe and went right across, they are on the other side. Unfortunately, you have to go around. So it's a little longer. But anyway. There used to be a ferry years ago. I know, a fast ferry. Maybe they'll get it back. I literally Googled that the other day. Will that come back? There's no signals that it might, but maybe we can start a change.org. Oh, this was funny.

And an article I was reading about whether the ferry would come back. It was talking about how

when the Rochester to Toronto ferry started, all of the Rochester news was there and everyone

was so excited and absolutely nobody from the Toronto news showed up.

I thought it was very funny. Anyway, Toronto's kind of like more of a big city than Rochester.

It's true. Okay, I know. Anyway, so on this week's flock bonus segment, I do continue that

enlightening conversation with PJ.

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