In this episode of the Brown Vegan podcast, I interview Britany King about her journey towards becoming plant-based and how it relates to her work as a licensed therapist.

After being diagnosed with PCOS in 2015 (and not satisfied with the treatment plan her doctor provided), she explored alternative methods, including a plant-based diet.

We chat about how PCOS affects women of color disproportionately. Britany also highlights many Black women may not even realize they have PCOS due to a lack of education and awareness about the symptoms. Women are often taught that irregular periods are normal and may not realize that other symptoms such as hair loss, excess hair growth, and changes in blood sugar levels could be linked to PCOS.

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Jasmine, the content creator and owner of Mood Junkie, a jewelry and apparel brand, is featured in this episode of the show.

We chat about a range of topics including her life in New York City, her wedding, being a content creator, and charging her worth when working with brands. She shares her love for New York and how it is her happy place.

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Latosha was also on episode 171 https://www.brownvegan.com/podcast/latosha-thomas-pay-off-debt

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I’m so excited for today’s episode of the podcast because we’re back with my friend Plant-based Tamika! 

It’s been two years since she last caught up with us on the podcast and this conversation is long-overdue and full of amazing energy.

In this episode we talk about:

• Growing up experiencing homelessness, healing from generational trauma, and finding forgiveness
• Using alcohol as a distraction from trauma, why Tamika decided to stop drinking, and her experience with that transition
• Solo travel and the importance of doing what calls to you 
• Behind the scenes of Tamika’s amazing food reactions and video footage + tips for high quality content on Instagram
• Some misconceptions of being an influencer + tips and tricks for navigating brand partnerships
• Tamika’s Standout Style boutique and how she balances it with her content creation
• Staying excited for the future without being attached to a plan

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If you don’t already know Todd Anderson (@turnipvegan), then you’ll definitely want to listen to this podcast episode which is full of vegan advice, interesting stories, and new perspectives. 

Todd L. Anderson AKA Turnip Vegan, lives in San Diego, CA and co-owns Spoiled Vegan Cafe. He has one son and two beautiful granddaughters and is a full-time content creator, recipe creator, and videographer. Todd is inspired by the next generation and the freedom to decide what we put in our bodies. 

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Emani Marie Corcoran is a vegan recipe and lifestyle creator who caters to all people curious about expanding into the vegan lifestyle. She focuses on health and nutrition as a focal point in her creations, while creating delicious meals that will entice even the most notorious meat eater.

In this episode we cover:

• Finding self care practices that work for YOU
• Balancing self discipline and down time as a business owner
• Why What The Health is such a powerful vegan documentary and has something for everyone
• The importance of finding your WHY as a vegan
• The struggle of learning to cook tofu and why it’s now Emani’s favorite
• The 85/15 rule for eating whole foods vs processed alternative meats
• Beginner vegan tips and why having fun should be a part of your transition process
• The best vegan snacks and chips discussion
• A sneak peak of what’s to come for Emani’s upcoming cookbook

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Jenna is a content creator and recipe developer that makes Caribbean-style vegan food and eye-catching video recipes. She shares creative vegan meal ideas that reflect her Caribbean/Jamaican background.

If you follow Jenna on Instagram, you know that she creates high-energy, high-quality recipe videos with food that looks so good it will inspire you to get in the kitchen right away. During this conversation, she shares some behind the scenes of how she creates her content, what her process looks like, and how she manages life as a content creator. We also reflect on how working on vacation can be a challenge and what Jenna has done to make it work for her. 

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In this episode we cover:

• Growing up with a large family and learning to cook from a young age
• Managing life as a content creator, finding time for self care, and how to balance work with vacation time
• What Jenna loves to eat as a high protein vegan
• The method of cooking tofu that changed Jenna’s perspective
• Veganism vs plant based
• The process of veganizing different aspects of your life and how everyone’s life looks different
• How Jenna’s large Caribbean/Jamaican family responded to her going vegan and whether or not they enjoy her vegan cooking
• Transitioning to vegan from a heavy meat diet and how to safely increase calories with vegan foods
• The importance of not being hard on yourself during your transition to veganism
• Tips and unpopular opinions for new vegans 

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