The Belief System of Carnism to Getting Relationships Right According to Dr. Melanie Joy | S4G Ep274

Join us as we delve into a fascinating discussion with Dr. Melanie Joy, a renowned psychologist and advocate for compassionate living. Dr. Joy shares her groundbreaking insights into the psychology behind meat consumption, the concept of Carnism, and the invisible belief systems shaping our choices. This enlightening conversation is a must-watch for anyone interested in the following topics:
• Discussion on Carnism, an invisible belief system conditioning people to eat certain animals. Dr. Joy's work on Carnism and its global impact where she also talks about her new book, which evolves from her work on Carnism to address broader social justice issues, aiming to highlight the interconnectedness of all injustices and provide practical tools for advocates.
• Exploring the root causes of injustices and the importance of understanding and practicing healthy ways of relating to others.
• Insights into effective communication strategies, such as avoiding defining reality, using person-centered language, and aiming for mutual understanding over winning in discussions.
• How relational literacy has transformed her life and emphasizes the importance of these skills for anyone working toward social change or looking to improve their personal relationships.
Discover how her latest book offers practical tools for addressing internal conflicts within social justice movements and promoting healthier, more empathetic relationships.
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[@JnTmarie]

So good to see Joy! I’ve come to understand how compassionate, intelligent people keep living the way they do. I live a vegan lifestyle as best I can in nyc. I work at being the best I can, compassionate to myself and others . I’ve been attacked for the way I am and I understand they have addictions to their toxic food and drink. It is so frightening to some when they realize the truth of their actions. I reinforce to them that they are intrinsically good. It’s important to Join with people ❤️💜🙏🏻

[@russianvegangirl]

always amazing to hear Dr. Melanie Joy

[@jamesstark8398]

Great Podcast and great information!

[@Volkbrecht]

You want to end "carnism"? Better stop doing psychology and get into biochemistry. Large scale animal production will stop on the day that large scale "lab meat" production becomes cheaper than raising pigs and chickens. People can and do live quite happily in the conscious acceptance of not extending intra-humanity ethics to animals. They also don't lose sleep over things that don't affect them. After all, what most of us experience is that meat grows in supermarkets. So if you want to change the world, you actually have to change the world, instead of talking/writing about how nice it could be if we all behaved differently for no pressing reason.