Open the Cages! A travelling animal liberation festival

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Riaz Sayani-Mulji
February 11, 2013
Progressive Voices
Open the Cages Tour

On this week's episode of Progressive Voices, radical folk-punk musician Mike XVX speaks about the Open the Cages Tour, a travelling animal liberation festival combining music, art, film, education, and direct action. The documentary film Maximum Tolerated Dose is screened at each stop of the tour, examining vivisection as it has impacted the lives of both non-humans and humans in North America, in addition to musical performences, art displays, workshops for activists, and demonstrations at animal testing facilities.

The 2013 summer schedule for Open the Cages is available here: http://openthecagestour.com/2013-tour-schedule/

Progressive Voices airs Friday mornings at 9:00 a.m. on 93.3 CFMU Radio

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