Episode 9: animals
Our 9th episode of The Kibitz, titled ANIMALS, features an exclusive tour inside Teva Foods, one of the few remaining kosher slaughterhouses in the LA area. We’ll discover how the kosher slaughter process takes place and examine whether kosher is a more or less humane method of processing beef for food. I also interview Yadidya Greenberg—a Jewish Animal Welfare Advocate, Shochet, and Blogger who works with the Jewish Initiative for Animals—and Devora Kimelman-Block, the founder of KOL Foods, the only purveyor of pasture-raised grass-fed kosher beef in the US.
Who's in this episode?
Teva Foods
Teva Foods is one of the few remaining kosher slaughterhouses in the LA area.
Yadidya Greenberg
Yadidya Greenberg is a Jewish Animal Welfare Advocate, Shochet, and Blogger who works with the Jewish Initiative for Animals.
Devora Kimelman-Block
Devora Kimelman-Block is the founder of KOL Foods, the only purveyor of pasture-raised grass-fed kosher beef in the US.
Host: Dan Crane
Dan Crane is a writer, musician, Jew (lax, loves lox) and professional air-guitarist. He’s the author of To Air is Human and stars in the documentary, Air Guitar Nation. He writes about culture and travel for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, California Sunday, Slate, and numerous other publications. When he’s not writing, or hosting air guitar championships at home and abroad, he plays “there” guitar in various bands including Nous Non Plus and Ray & Remora.
This podcast is sponsored by the Emanuel J. Friedman Philanthropies.