I can’t quite believe it’s taken this long, but thanks to Michael we have our first ever global, online Sentientism meetup scheduled on 9th May. Sign up here for free. Come and join us on Zoom for an informal chat about anything Sentientism (although our sentiocratically selected theme is Sentientist Education.) If you’re interested in more anytime, ad hoc voice chats, there’s always our Sentientism Discord.

We also have our next London in person meetup in the diary on 17th May. Please sign up for free at the Luma invite so Michael can book a good space. We’ll be gathering again at the wonderful plant-based The Spread Eagle pub in Homerton, East London. Our suggested discussion topic is Sentientist Culture and Language, although there’s no obligation to get involved in nerdy conversations. It’s lovely just to chill-out together too. Why not bring a friend, whether canine, human or otherwise?

I’ve had the pleasure of talking about the Sentientism worldview on two very different podcasts recently. If you want to hear me being interviewed, for once, have a listen and let me know what you think. These are the Apple podcast links but you can find them on Spotify and all the other platforms too:

• What Even is Religion, Morals and Ethics? – Sentientism episode
• Brain Shaman – Sentientism episode

You may have seen Dr Jack Symes’ appearance on the Jubilee Surrounded “One vegan vs. 20 meat-eaters” episode. Jack was kind enough to invite me, along with David Ramms, Evan James, Panpsycast co-host Olly Marley and one of the meat-eaters, Dr Pete, to join his debrief livestream (here’s where I pop up towards the end, but it’s worth watching the whole thing). Don’t forget to subscribe to Jack’s new channel.

As ever, thank you everyone who is helping to fund our worldview work via our Sentientism Patreon, our Ko-Fi page and via YouTube membership. You can do the same or help by picking out some Sentientism merch on Redbubble (mugs, t-shirts, stickers…) or buying our guests’ books from your local bookstore via the Sentientism Bookshop. Every cent or rupee or penny goes towards normalising the Sentientism worldview.