Jamie's Corner

Let's talk the future of fashion people! I had the pleasure of interviewing the CEO of Material Innovation Initiative, Nicole Rawling about Next Gen materials and sustainability.

In this compelling episode, I have the privilege of conversing with the founder of the Duo Duo Project, an organization dedicated to eradicating China's Dog and Cat Meat Trade.

Andrea's journey began with her deep affection for dogs. A pivotal moment occurred when she received a warning about her own dog potentially falling victim to the illicit dog meat trade. Upon investigating the industry, she was confronted with the harsh reality that surpassed her initial apprehensions. Shockingly, over 10 million dogs are slaughtered for meat in China every year.

Throughout this episode, Andrea sheds light on the staggering scale of the issue, delves into the prevailing societal attitudes, and explores actionable steps we can take to contribute to a solution. I challenge her to explore the ethical distinctions, if any, between consuming dogs and other animals such as pigs, chickens, or cows.Get ready, this is a good one. Enjoy the episode.

In this episode, I sit down with Steven Rouk, the visionary founder of Connect For Animals, delving into the crucial role of social support in activism.

Embarking on a vegan lifestyle requires courage to challenge the status quo. Join us as we explore the profound impact of standing against the mainstream and the vital significance of fostering a supportive community in the realm of activism. Steven shares his insights and experiences, shedding light on the transformative power of connection and collaboration in advocating for change.

Tune in as we unravel the layers of activism, discovering how collective strength and shared values can amplify the impact of individual choices. We discuss not only the challenges but also the triumphs of activism fueled by a sense of community.

Enjoy the episode.

https://connectforanimals.com

In this episode, I sit down with Amy Aela, Indian-Australian actress, model, entrepreneur to talk about all the excuses meat eaters have.

We destroy the classic lions and tigers eat meat so therefore we should too argument as well as the deserted island tale, the protein myth and other lame claims that meat eaters use to justify their actions.

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In this episode, I sit down with Jessica Karwat, a vegan nutritionist specializing in women's health. We delve into the essentials of maintaining optimal well-being on a plant-based diet and explore what our female bodies specifically require for a healthy lifestyle.

Timecodes:

0:00 - 2:36 Introduction

6:26 - 10:20 Birth control

Work with Jess:  https://www.womensacademyoftransformation.com/plantiful-goddess-program

Podcast Jess: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jessica-karwat

Free Cycle Syncing Guide: https://www.womensacademyoftransformation.com/free-miniworkbook

In this episode, I sit down with Robert Grillo, founder of a grassroots organization called Slaughter Free Network to discuss the importance of pressure campaigns, strategic forms of actions, working with non vegans, and the tipping point of social justice movements.

Robert has this stuff down to a science and he explains how we can be more effective and collaborative as a movement. Tune in as we reflect on other social justice movements to determine how we too, can achieve success.

In this episode, I sit down with Lisa DeCrescente, Director of Special Projects at FARM USA and Writer of The Next Girl Film to discuss special upcoming events in the animal rights movement, The Next Girl Film, effective ways to advocate, and more.

In this episode, I sit down with Victoria Moran, an award winning author, speaker, and animal rights activist to discuss what it was like being vegan 50 years ago.

In this episode, I sit down with Ryuji Chua, to discuss effective ways to advocate, expanding the reach of our message, wild animal suffering and the scale of the issue with animal agriculture.

In this episode, I have the privilege of conversing with the esteemed TV personality and passionate activist, Emily Austin. Our discussion delves into pressing topics, such as animal rights during times of war, the art of harmonizing veganism within family dynamics, and the quest for truth. Emily's remarkable transformation into a dedicated ethical vegan commenced just seven months ago, sparked by her collaboration with  @peta  on an anti animal testing campaign. She went from avid steak eater to full-blown ethical vegan pretty quickly and is now is starting to use her voice and platform to share with her fans the truth about what happens to animals.It's a genuine privilege to have had the opportunity to engage in this conversation with her, and I trust you will find our episode both enlightening and enjoyable.