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The Loudest Silence - Inspiring Animal Activist James Aspey, Part 1 of 2

2018-03-15
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Mr. James Aspey is a respected animal rights activist and speaker from Australia, who on January 1st 2014 took a 365-day vow of silence in order to raise awareness of the billions of voiceless animals who are slaughtered and treated with cruelty each year. James broke his silence on Australia's most popular morning TV show in January 2015. The interview has been viewed by almost three million people and since then, Mr. Aspey has given over one hundred speeches about veganism and his vegan journey.
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