- Robin and John discuss "Stars in the Sky" by Steve Rinella, available on Netflix
- Robin is an "A" student with excellent notes on discussion topics.
- The movie addresses the rift between hunters and non-hunters.
- R&J discuss how nutritional philosophies also lead to great rifts in ideology.
- Robin describes her own journey of making food choices based on ethics to making choices based on health.
- R&J dive into the ethics of hunting, veganism, and farming.
- The movie presents hunters as conservationists, which Steve calls environmentalists with guns.
- Stars in the Sky posits that hunters are the most well acquainted with "the interconnected cogs of the natural world."
- Is more hunters a good thing?
- R&J discuss how fair chase ethics dictate how people hunt.
- Two thumbs way up for Stars in the Sky!
- Robin and John discuss "Stars in the Sky" by Steve Rinella, available on Netflix
- Robin is an "A" student with excellent notes on discussion topics.
- The movie addresses the rift between hunters and non-hunters.
- R&J discuss how nutritional philosophies also lead to great rifts in ideology.
- Robin describes her own journey of making food choices based on ethics to making choices based on health.
- R&J dive into the ethics of hunting, veganism, and farming.
- The movie presents hunters as conservationists, which Steve calls environmentalists with guns.
- Stars in the Sky posits that hunters are the most well acquainted with "the interconnected cogs of the natural world."
- Is more hunters a good thing?
- R&J discuss how fair chase ethics dictate how people hunt.
- Two thumbs way up for Stars in the Sky!