Advocating for animals has never been more urgent—or more powerful. In this episode of the Better Life for Animals podcast, renowned animal advocate and digital strategist John Oberg shares how he has reached over 500 million people online with compelling pro-animal content. Since dedicating his life to animal rights in 2012, John has become a leading voice in the movement, using social media to change hearts and minds around the world.
What You'll Learn in This Episode:
How John Oberg uses social media to drive real-world change for animals
Why digital advocacy can be more impactful than traditional protest-based activism
The role of storytelling in inspiring compassion and action
How sanctuaries help people see animals as individuals, not commodities
The power of the reducetarian approach in expanding the vegan movement
Why community support is vital for long-term activism
What gives John hope for the future of animal rights
Key Highlights: John emphasizes the importance of balancing hard truths with uplifting stories to make content accessible and emotionally resonant. He discusses the growing influence of flexitarians and plant-based consumers in shifting market demand, and shares touching stories from animal sanctuaries—including the transformation of Sunshine, a piglet rescued from a slaughter truck.
Support John Oberg's Work: As an independent advocate, John relies on donations to continue spreading awareness.
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