Welcome to The Our Hunt House interview.

I'm Jasmine Singer.

I'm Marianne.

So, Marian, do you feel like if we just, like, went out to the grocery store or a coffee shop

and I said, I'm Jasmine Singer, you would just immediately, I'm Mary Ann Sullivan. Like,

because I feel like you just say it. Uh, no. It's like a call and response. Okay. I don't think I would do

that. All right. Okay. Well, I also don't. I think I know when I'm on Zoom and when I'm not.

I don't know. I frequently don't go into grocery stores and say,

I'm Jasmine St. Well, speaking of which, if we were to go into a grocery store near where we live,

and we weren't paying attention to where, it would likely be a Wegmans, which is the primary grocery

store in the area where we live, which brings us to. Yes, we are so excited for this

flock Friday. We're so excited to welcome Adam Durand. Adam is a videographer and an animal

rights activist with over two decades of history in the movement. And he first gained recognition

in 2005. I can't believe it was that long

now. I am so old for exposing cruelty at Wegmans. And this is, it was specifically at the

Wegman's egg farm, I think, in a case where he spent 35 days in jail before being released

by an appellate court. And Adam's advocacy has included so much, it's hard to put into a sentence, but open rescues

and strategic campaigns and support for farm animal sanctuaries such as Mockingbird Farm Sanctuary,

where he serves as the lead caregiver.

A lead caregiver.

I'm sorry.

A.

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