She’s been arrested, protested in the nude, and called milk sexist.
This week, PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk joins Stay in the Gray for one of the most polarizing, eye-opening interviews yet.
Ryan and Trey sit down with the head of the world’s most famous (and infamous) animal rights organization to talk about lab testing, veganism, fur protests, and the moment that ignited Ingrid’s global crusade.
🔥 In This Episode:
The Silver Spring Monkeys case that launched PETA into the national spotlight
Ingrid’s stance on whether humans are truly carnivores
Why she believes drinking milk is sexist
The wildest naked protest moments, including the legendary “I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” campaign
The cockroach encounter that almost changed her tune on insect cruelty
A deep dive into horse slaughterhouses, lab animals, and mustang abuse
Her most horrifying memory as an activist—and why she still hasn’t quit
And yes… she sent Ryan and Trey vegan lunch
💬 Plus:
A round of "Would You Rather" with Ingrid
A hilarious Butthurt Commenter thinks his posts are being deleted
And Trey might have a new side hustle (wait for it)
📌 Chapters (Condensed):
00:00 – Vegan Lunch & Crab Race Rage
07:40 – Meet Ingrid Newkirk
10:32 – Interview Begins
12:40 – Silver Spring Monkeys Case
18:36 – Vegan Lunch Delivery
21:15 – Ingrid’s Journey Into Activism
29:05 – Would You Rather with Ingrid
32:25 – Milk Is Sexist?
37:30 – Why People Hate Cruelty But Eat Meat
42:05 – Naked Protests & PETA Campaigns
53:00 – Are Humans Carnivores?
1:00:15 – Cockroach Story & Insect Ethics
1:04:08 – Mustang Slaughter & Industry Secrets
1:08:05 – Ingrid’s Most Horrifying Moment
1:12:53 – Final Thoughts Post-Interview
1:22:20 – Butthurt Comments: Deleted Posts?