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By Driftwood Media
The podcast currently has 13 episodes available.
When Lukkah Churchill says he's going to do something, he truly commits. Whether it's going vegan or opening up a food cart even after it's impaled by a tree, Lukkah always goes in 110%. With the wildly successful soft opening of his new PDX food cart, Fatsquatch, in his wake, Lukkah knows what it takes to run a solid business. However, he couldn't do it without the help of the Portland vegan community, his family, and his wife and partner, Christine.
Mentioned in this episode:
facebook.com/Fatsquatch-PDX-a-vegan-food-cart-1458070821170887/
snackrilege.com
Coming from a family of environmentalists might not seem cool when you're a kid, but Monica Schrock may beg to differ. Having spent her formative years in Texas with aspirations to become a lawyer or athlete, Monica's personal need for body care products that didn't include questionable chemicals paved the way for a completely different career.
Mentioned in this episode:
barebonesbody.com
johnrobbins.info
Food Revolution
Keep-A-Breast Foundation
University of Northern Texas
If you're looking to watch a truly inspirational vegan documentary, look no further than Vegan Everyday Stories. We're joined by guest Eric Day, who, with his wife and a crew of vegan filmmakers, traveled the country to document the real lives and tales of a select group of vegans that range in all shapes, sizes, colors, etc.
Eric, who became vegan while trying to prove why he shouldn't go vegan, talks about how he got started in the activism world and how that led him to produce Vegan Everyday Stories, which also features interviews with Moby, Ed. Begley, Jr, and Russell Simmons.
Mentioned in this episode:
VeganMovie.org
VeganMovie.org/Free
Forks Over Knives
Cowspiracy
HORNS UP!
If you've been to almost any co-op or natural grocer in the Portland area, you've certainly seen individually wrapped sandwiches with a heavy metal vibe. That's Snackrilege and their sandwiches are incredible! As Driftwood supporters from day 1, Roz and Clayton have quickly become a fixture in the Pacific Northwest vegan scene, but it hasn't always been easy.
Mentioned in this episode:
witchfindergeneral.net
metalinjection.net
snackrilege.com
Green Festival Expo has been around for 15 years and the final stop on their 2016 multi-city tour ends this weekend (12/9-12/11) at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, OR. The Green Fest mastermind, Corinna Basler, joins us to talk about her journey as a vegan and marketing professional and how that has led her to join the already successful Green Fest.
Green Festival has events every year in San Francisco, New York, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Portland, and will be launching an expo in Fort Lauderdale in 2017.
Mentioned in this episode:
greenfestivals.org
eventbrite.com/e/portland-green-festival-dec-9-11-2016-tickets-26519355105
The Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle is becoming quite a vegan mecca, largely thanks to Jean White who opened her vegan boutique, Drizzle & Shine back in May, 2016. Not only does the store sell high-quality vegan clothing, shoes, accessories, but they also donate a portion of every sale to incredible vegan charities & nonprofits.
Be sure to look out for Driftwood at Drizzle & Shine, too!
Mentioned in this episode: drizzleandshine.com sunshineandslaughter.com jeanofalltrades.com narn.org pasadosafehaven.org preciouslifeanimalsanctuary.org foodispower.org thefurbearers.com savetheduckusa.com monkeegenes.com mudjeans.eu Herbivore's Social Media:Driftwood’s Social Media:
Twitter: @Driftwood_mag
Instagram: @DriftwoodMagazine
Facebook: facebook.com/driftwoodmag
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You've been to their website. You've seen their t-shirts and hats. Maybe you've even been to their store. But do you know the full story behind Herbivore Clothing Company? On this episode, Herbivore founders Josh Hooten and Michelle Schwegmann tell the entire story of Herbivore's past, present, and future.
Mentioned in this episode: HerbivoreClothing.com Animal Ingredients A to Z Mercy for AnimalsHerbivore's Social Media:
Twitter: @HerbivoreCC
Instagram: @HerbivoreClothing
Facebook: facebook.com/herbivoreclothingcompany
Driftwood’s Social Media:
Twitter: @Driftwood_mag
Instagram: @DriftwoodMagazine
Facebook: facebook.com/driftwoodmag
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCgnzpk3Etv6q80o3AVj9SJw
Episode 5: Fetch Eyewear's Chris Hoffman
Fetch Eyewear is not only a fantastic eyeglass company using all vegan materials. They also exist with the sole function of funding Pixie Project, a Portland-based animal rescue and adoption nonprofit. Listen to Fetch's Chris Hoffman tell his story of an animal-loving child who found his dream job with Fetch.Fetch's Social Media:
Twitter: @fetcheyewear
Instagram: @fetcheyewear
Facebook: facebook.com/fetcheyewear
Driftwood’s Social Media:
Twitter: @Driftwood_mag
Instagram: @DriftwoodMagazine
Facebook: facebook.com/driftwoodmag
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCgnzpk3Etv6q80o3AVj9SJw
Since the early ’80s, Seth Tibbot has played a huge role in the global vegan community. At a time when the word “vegan” wasn’t even a blip on the radar, Seth started selling tempeh at natural markets. When he developed Tofurky for like-minded “pure vegetarians” in the mid-’90s, he had no idea he would be the inspiration for future generations of vegan food entrepreneurs.
Mentioned in this episode:
Tofurky
Diet for a Small Planet
The Pollination Project
Tofurky’s Social Media:
Twitter: @Tofurky
Instagram: @the_tofurky_company
Facebook: facebook.com/TofurkyFan
Driftwood’s Social Media:
Twitter: @Driftwood_mag
Instagram: @DriftwoodMagazine
Facebook: facebook.com/driftwoodmag
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCgnzpk3Etv6q80o3AVj9SJw
Vegan travel to some may seem like an oxymoron. The truth is that you can thrive as a vegan traveler, but it doesn't hurt to have a little help. That's why Caitlin Galer-Unti wrote The Essential Vegan Travel Guide and regularly updates her blog, The Vegan Word. You may have also seen Caitlin's article, "Springtime in Romania", in Issue Two of Driftwood.
Mentioned in this episode:
theveganword.com
The Essential Vegan Travel Guide on Amazon
Caitlin’s Social Media:
Twitter: @TheVeganWord
Instagram: @TheVeganWord
Facebook: facebook.com/theveganword
Driftwood’s Social Media:
Twitter: @Driftwood_mag
Instagram: @DriftwoodMagazine
Facebook: facebook.com/driftwoodmag
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCgnzpk3Etv6q80o3AVj9SJw
The podcast currently has 13 episodes available.