Jeff Sebo: podcast appearances and interviews

Jeffrey Raymond Sebo is an American philosopher and animal rights activist who is an associate professor of environmental studies at New York University. He is also affiliated with NYU as a professor of bioethics, medical ethics, philosophy, and law. Sebo serves as the director of the Center for Environmental and Animal Protection and the Center for Mind, Ethics, and Policy at NYU, and is the co-director of the Wild Animal Welfare Program. His work focuses on various topics including animal ethics, bioethics, environmental ethics, agency, well-being, moral status, moral philosophy, legal philosophy, political philosophy, the ethics of activism and advocacy, and the ethics of philanthropy. Sebo has authored several books, including Food, Animals and the Environment: An Ethical Approach in 2018, co-written with Christopher Schlottmann, Saving Animals, Saving Ourselves in 2022, and The Moral Circle: Who Matters, What Matters, and Why, scheduled for 2025.