The Bearded Vegans

This week, Paul and Andy bring you their long-awaited review of Eating Animals, the documentary adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer’s bestselling memoir. Ten years ago, the book was responsible for […]

This week The Bearded Vegans are discussing a number of news stories that have caught their interest. Topics include a ruling that almond milk can officially be called “milk”, CCTVs […]

This week The Bearded Vegans are discussing a number of news stories that have caught their interest. Topics include a ruling that almond milk can officially be called "milk", CCTVs in Scottish Slaughterhouses and a meme providing alternatives to "anti-animal language" that has momentarily blown up the internet. They also do extensive follow-up to last week's discussion regarding whether vegans should be protected by anti-discrimination laws.

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The Bearded Vegans are back from their winter break, refreshed and ready to bring you new weekly episodes! They start by catching up on one of the most talked-about news […]

The Bearded Vegans are back from their winter break, refreshed and ready to bring you new weekly episodes! They start by catching up on one of the most talked-about news stories of the past month: a lawsuit in the UK alleging that a man was fired for being an ethical vegan. The case could legally assign ethical veganism as being protected by the Equality Act. They'll discuss whether or not they think this case could go through in today's political climate, ask if vegans are a marginalized group in need of protection by anti-discrimination laws, and do their best to explore all the various slippery slopes that this ruling could potentially lead us down. 

You can always reach The Bearded Vegans by emailing [email protected] or visiting TheBeardedVegans.com

In the final installment of their winter break interview series, The Bearded Vegans bring back one of their most-cited interviews from the archives. Back in May of 2016, they talked […]

In the final installment of their winter break interview series, The Bearded Vegans bring back one of their most-cited interviews from the archives. Back in May of 2016, they talked to Rama Ganesan about her article "Is Non-Violent Communication Effective Vegan Advocacy?" to get to the bottom of that very question. Since that interview, they have found themselves referring back to it often and began to consider it one of their most formative episodes in terms of shaping the way they (try to) approach communicating with others in their activism as well as their everyday lives. Enjoy!

You can always reach The Bearded Vegans by emailing [email protected] or visiting TheBeardedVegans.com

This week The Bearded Vegans bring you a classic interview from deep in the archives. All the way back in episode 10 they interviewed Derrick “Doomie” Bey about Redefine Your […]

This week The Bearded Vegans bring you a classic interview from deep in the archives. All the way back in episode 10 they interviewed Derrick "Doomie" Bey about Redefine Your Mind, his two pronged project that is both a vegan clothing line as well as a program that educates incarcerated youth about living a compassionate lifestyle. They talk about going vegan while incarcerated, starting a clothing line and the methods he uses to educate the youth. A fascinating and uplifting interview, Paul and Andy are so pleased to bring this one back for new listeners!

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This week The Bearded Vegans bring you the next installment in their winter break interview series as they sit down with Chelsea Lincoln, the creator of Fat Vegan Voice. Chelsea […]