Anna Sewell
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Nov 3, 2026
GeorgiaHOST
Here at Red Wings we are connected to two very important and influential women in the world of animal welfare.
GeorgiaHOST
Anna Sewell, the author of Black Beauty, and Ada Cole, an incredible animal welfare campaigner.
GeorgiaHOST
And we are proud to continue their legacies by educating the public about both of them and by continuing to campaign on issues facing animals in the modern day.
GeorgiaHOST
Anna Sewell was born in 1920 in a house in Great Yarmouth.
GeorgiaHOST
Red Wings currently look after that house and open it to the public on set days as a place to commemorate Anna and her mother Mary and educate people about horse welfare.
GeorgiaHOST
Anna developed a love of horses as a child.
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Nicola JarvisGUEST
well you're very inspirational that's a lovely thing to say I know very well I wouldn't be the same without the veterinary team so thank you very much thank you
GeorgiaHOST
Thank you so much to Helen, Sarah and Nikki for joining me on the podcast to explore how our understanding and practices in campaigning, behaviour and veterinary care have changed over time and for all their services to Red Wings over the years.
Anthony BurrillGUEST
So I went in there, and I had an idea to do ...
Anthony BurrillGUEST
So I'd got this cassette of, it was like a talking book of Black Beauty by Anna Sewell.
Clare BlytheHOST
Yeah, I remember reading that.
Clare BlytheHOST
I used to love it.
ChrisHOST
Clue number four.
ChrisHOST
A 19th century Anna Sewell novel published just five months before her passing.
ChrisHOST
A 19th century.
ChrisHOST
I think I said 18.
ChrisHOST
I apologize.
ChrisHOST
A 19th century Anna Sewell novel published just five months before her passing.
ChrisHOST
Clue number five is a bit long, so bear with me here.
ChrisHOST
Clue number five.
Paul ShapiroHOST
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Paul ShapiroHOST
I'm your host, Paul Shapiro, author of a nationally best-selling book on food sustainability and CEO of a company in the same space.
Paul ShapiroHOST
On this show, I speak with founders, investors, and thought leaders who prove that doing good and doing well can go hand in hand.
Paul ShapiroHOST
The biggest challenges facing humanity are solvable and are often profitable too.
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Paul ShapiroHOST
And it was very sobering.
Paul ShapiroHOST
It was a great interview, but he asked you this question, which I really, it was very sobering for me.
Paul ShapiroHOST
He asked you, If animals could communicate with you, what would they ask you? The author of Animal Liberation, the person who spawned the modern animal protection movement half a century ago, what would animals ask you if they were interviewing you? And you replied, why have you failed? And then you went on to talk about the fact that in the past half century of obviously lots of people have been inspired to take up the animals cause many of them, including myself in large part because of you.
Paul ShapiroHOST
But at the same time, in your newest edition of Animal Liberation, which came out a couple of years ago, you write and I'm quoting, there are now more animals suffering in laboratories and factory farms than ever before.