The Bearded Vegans

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?

This week the bearded duo ask whether or not vegan advocacy that focuses on food and palate pleasure is actually harmful to animals. Should our discourse focus exclusively on the […]

This week the bearded duo ask whether or not vegan advocacy that focuses on food and palate pleasure is actually harmful to animals. Should our discourse focus exclusively on the ethics? Is vegan foodie culture shifting attention off the animals and onto human-centric pleasure? 

Plus they go over their top 3 vegan finds at Expo West and discuss the news including the first company producing clean meat for companion animal food and Trump withdrawing organic animal welfare regulations.

This week the bearded duo ask whether or not vegan advocacy that focuses on food and palate pleasure is actually harmful to animals. Should our discourse focus exclusively on the ethics? Is vegan foodie culture shifting attention off the animals and onto human-centric pleasure? 

Plus they go over their top 3 vegan finds at Expo West and discuss the news including the first company producing clean meat for companion animal food and Trump withdrawing organic animal welfare regulations.

This week Paul and Andy turn their attention to challenge-based advocacy, embodied by campaigns like Veganuary. Does challenging someone to go vegan for a select period of time have a […]

This week Paul and Andy turn their attention to challenge-based advocacy, embodied by campaigns like Veganuary. Does challenging someone to go vegan for a select period of time have a high success rate or is it doing more damage in the long run? 

Plus they follow up on the latest developments in #timesupAR and cover the news, including lawmakers forcing stores to carry eggs from caged chickens.

This week Paul and Andy turn their attention to challenge-based advocacy, embodied by campaigns like Veganuary. Does challenging someone to go vegan for a select period of time have a high success rate or is it doing more damage in the long run? 

Plus they follow up on the latest developments in #timesupAR and cover the news, including lawmakers forcing stores to carry eggs from caged chickens.

What’s up beardos?! This week we bring you an interview with the amazing Julia Feliz-Brueck, the founder of Sanctuary Publishers and VeganismOfColor.com. We talk about Veganism In An Oppressive World, […]

What's up beardos?! This week we bring you an interview with the amazing Julia Feliz-Brueck, the founder of Sanctuary Publishers and VeganismOfColor.com. We talk about Veganism In An Oppressive World, a new collection of essays, poems and interviews from a variety of perspectives regarding the experience of people of color interacting with mainstream veganism. 

On top of that, we discuss the news - including using Kevin Smith's heart attack as vegan advocacy and Tyson's entrance into the plant based protein market.

What's up beardos?! This week we bring you an interview with the amazing Julia Feliz-Brueck, the founder of Sanctuary Publishers and VeganismOfColor.com. We talk about Veganism In An Oppressive World, a new collection of essays, poems and interviews from a variety of perspectives regarding the experience of people of color interacting with mainstream veganism. 

On top of that, we discuss the news - including using Kevin Smith's heart attack as vegan advocacy and Tyson's entrance into the plant based protein market.