Spoiler alert! Darren and Adam chat about Simon Amstell's sci-fi vegan mockumentary – Carnage: Swallowing the Past (available on BBCiPlayer: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04sh6zg)

Darren and Adam talk about how religious traditions intersect and occasionally conflict with veganism. Recorded over Pesach (Passover) and Easter, they consider the importance of compassion as well as calls for consistency in dietary practices.

In this episode, Darren and Adam are joined by the always excellent Andy West. They talk about Andy's essay – "I Stopped Eating Animals Because of Human Rights" – which is available here: https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/transformation/i-stopped-eating-animals-because-of-human-rights/

Darren and Adam talk about food, identity and memory. What's so comforting about comfort food – and does Adam model himself on a famous 90s meat icon?

In this first rough and ready episode, Adam joins Darren and Rageshri to try  a load of fake meats. They talk about memories of meat-eating and Darren's experiences working in an abattoir.

Adam Ferner and Darren Chetty (authors of ‘How To Disagree’) talk about veganism in relation to... well, everything.