Guest Jo-Anne McArthur, award-winning photojournalist, shares her journey into veganism and animal rights, the inspiration behind her powerful photos, and her latest book 'Hidden: Animals in the Anthropocene'. They discuss the importance of capturing impactful images, the challenges of staying empathetic, and reflections on a career as an animal rights photojournalist.

Renowned wildlife photographer Jo-Anne McArthur discusses her new book 'Hidden' which explores the lives of animals. They also talk about feral pigs in Texas, supporting black-owned vegan businesses, and the importance of documenting animal treatment. They highlight the organization's projects and initiatives in animal advocacy and discuss the Encompass Essays, which aim to centralize anti-racism in the animal rights movement.