Journalist, Animal Rights Advocate, Campaigner, Author Interview w/ Jane Velez Mitchell | Episode 52

This episode is supported by https://betterhelp.com/PBN

Devoted animal rights activist, journalist, and campaigner Jane Velez Mitchell is the latest to feature on the PBN podcast.

This podcast covers subjects including:

4:58: Discovering the vegan lifestyle

10:53: Relationship with food during childhood

14:52: Coming out story (parents political stance) / AR marches

17:15: Journey into broadcasting and media

18:40: Wanting to change the world (Social justice movement)

23:21: Are humans naturally compassionate? Or is it learnt?

27:02 Are we a product of our environment?

31:06: Can humanity stop consuming animal products?

35:41: Is it a bad thing for Humans to become extinct?

41:04: Covid is an opportunity for veganism to grow

43:32: Is caring for animals/environment assigned to a certain political side?

46:20: History of Jane Unchained

50:32: Using Facebook live to spread the message

52:30: New day, new chef on Amazon Prime

55:26: Is there a more effective form of activism?

1:01:10: Vegan sanctuaries and the work they do

1:09:30: Infighting and critics to veganism

1:18:35: The future of Jane Unchained

1:20:40: Stranded on a desert island

Find out more about Plant Based Neighbour https://plantbasedneighbor.com

You can follow Jane's work here https://janeunchained.com

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Presented by Robbie Lockie | Edited & produced by Phil Marriott

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