doi:10.7916/d8-vvkw-5s74Oral history interview with Tom Regan 2001Regan, Tomoral historiesmixed materialVeganism--Moral and ethical aspectsAnimal industry--Moral and ethical aspectsAnimal rightsAnimal rights movementAnimal rights activistsRegan, TomSinger, Peter, 1946-People for the Ethical Treatment of AnimalsIn this two session interview, Regan discusses a range of topics related to animal rights and ethics. The interview covers his childhood, college education, anti-war activism, the influence of Gandhi, and early writings on philosophy and animal rights. He speaks about meeting Peter Singer and comments on Animal Liberation. He discusses his 1983 book The Case for Animal Rights at length, including its writing and reactions from the public. He analyzes the activities of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). He also speaks about philosophy of liberation, veganism, and interpersonal relationships within the animal rights movement. Regan speaks about the March for Animal Rights in 1990 and memories of the day. He also addresses the founding of the Culture and Animals Foundation in 1985 and the state of the animal rights movement at the time of the interview.