The Bearded Vegans

This week the bearded duo bring you a discussion regarding something that has been on their minds for quite a while. Should vegan activists get paid? They aren't talking about people working for non-profits, but more specifically activists who start Patreons to fund their activism with no specific tangible goals other than "I will do more activism". Do we need activists dedicated 24/7? It is classist to demand activists work for free? Does crowd-funded activism run the risk of only rewarding certain types of activism at the detriment to others? They roll up our sleeves and dive deep into this one!

Plus they go over the news, including the Impossible Burger rolling out to White Castle and the latest in the By Chloe legal proceedings. Additionally, they follow up on last week's discussion about veganizing prison farms.

This week the bearded duo bring you a discussion regarding something that has been on their minds for quite a while. Should vegan activists get paid? They aren't talking about people working for non-profits, but more specifically activists who start Patreons to fund their activism with no specific tangible goals other than "I will do more activism". Do we need activists dedicated 24/7? It is classist to demand activists work for free? Does crowd-funded activism run the risk of only rewarding certain types of activism at the detriment to others? They roll up our sleeves and dive deep into this one!

Plus they go over the news, including the Impossible Burger rolling out to White Castle and the latest in the By Chloe legal proceedings. Additionally, they follow up on last week's discussion about veganizing prison farms.

This week The Bearded Vegans bring you an interview with Sarah Woodcock, an amazing vegan and social justice advocate who has recently turned her efforts to opening a vegan restaurant. […]

This week The Bearded Vegans bring you an interview with Sarah Woodcock, an amazing vegan and social justice advocate who has recently turned her efforts to opening a vegan restaurant. They talk about her journey to veganism and what it means to open a restaurant with a social justice focus.

They also discuss several news stories including the recent YouTube shooting, committed by a vegan.

This week The Bearded Vegans bring you an interview with Sarah Woodcock, an amazing vegan and social justice advocate who has recently turned her efforts to opening a vegan restaurant. They talk about her journey to veganism and what it means to open a restaurant with a social justice focus.

They also discuss several news stories including the recent YouTube shooting, committed by a vegan.

This week the bearded duo delve into another news roundup to discuss a variety of timely topics that have sparked their curiosity. Most notably a vegan author who believes veganism […]

This week the bearded duo delve into another news roundup to discuss a variety of timely topics that have sparked their curiosity. Most notably a vegan author who believes veganism is the solution to America's gun problem and the revelation that America ranks damn near dead last on a new animal cruelty index. They also discuss a baloney ban and Greenpeace's new anti industrial meat video, among others.

This week the bearded duo delve into another news roundup to discuss a variety of timely topics that have sparked their curiosity. Most notably a vegan author who believes veganism is the solution to America's gun problem and the revelation that America ranks damn near dead last on a new animal cruelty index. They also discuss a baloney ban and Greenpeace's new anti industrial meat video, among others.

​What’s up, beardos?! This week Paul and Andy are joined by their friends Callie and Nichole of the Vegan Warrior Princesses Attack! podcast to explore anti-capitalist veganism, a topic that […]

What's up, beardos?! This week Paul and Andy are joined by their friends Callie and Nichole of the Vegan Warrior Princesses Attack! podcast to explore anti-capitalist veganism, a topic that has becoming increasingly a part of their political identity over the past few years. What is capitalism? Is it incompatible with veganism? If we oppose capitalism, how can we practice that within our veganism?