The Bearded Vegans

This week, Paul and Andy discuss something that’s been on their minds for quite some time and came to a head after a vegan food truck owner celebrated the horrific […]

This week, Paul and Andy discuss something that's been on their minds for quite some time and came to a head after a vegan food truck owner celebrated the horrific death of country music fans during the recent Las Vegas shooting: misanthropy in the vegan movement. Why does hatred of our fellow humans hurt our cause, rather than help it? Additionally, the unveil a new intro song, make some changes to the format, go over the news and rave about vegan food at some recent vegfests.

This week, Paul and Andy discuss something that's been on their minds for quite some time and came to a head after a vegan food truck owner celebrated the horrific death of country music fans during the recent Las Vegas shooting: misanthropy in the vegan movement. Why does hatred of our fellow humans hurt our cause, rather than help it? Additionally, the unveil a new intro song, make some changes to the format, go over the news and rave about vegan food at some recent vegfests.

This week Paul and Andy announce the itunes review winners, talk about some delicious eats, reflect on the past 100 episodes and then squeeze into their tightest speedos before leisurely backstroking through the bastion of listener comments and questions.

This week Paul and Andy announce the itunes review winners, talk about some delicious eats, reflect on the past 100 episodes and then squeeze into their tightest speedos before leisurely backstroking through the bastion of listener comments and questions.

This week, Paul and Andy return with tales from their Canadian travels and then follow up on the Kansas town trying to kick out Tyson, discuss the news including the recent reveal that Beyonce has had an apparent positive effect on the number of people interested in veganism and then conclude by asking if having tattoos makes someone a bad animal rights advocate? Is it imperative that we shed our cultural capital and social signifiers in an effort to appeal to more mainstream sensibilities?

This week, Paul and Andy return with tales from their Canadian travels and then follow up on the Kansas town trying to kick out Tyson, discuss the news including the recent reveal that Beyonce has had an apparent positive effect on the number of people interested in veganism and then conclude by asking if having tattoos makes someone a bad animal rights advocate? Is it imperative that we shed our cultural capital and social signifiers in an effort to appeal to more mainstream sensibilities?

In this bonus episode, Andy is joined by Jaime K, on stage at the NEPA Vegfest, to discuss the prevalence of fat shaming in the vegan community. What is it? How does it manifest specifically within veganism? Why does it harm vegans as well as the animals they fight for? And, most importantly, what can we do about it?

In this bonus episode, Andy is joined by Jaime K, on stage at the NEPA Vegfest, to discuss the prevalence of fat shaming in the vegan community. What is it? How does it manifest specifically within veganism? Why does it harm vegans as well as the animals they fight for? And, most importantly, what can we do about it?

This week Paul and Andy head north of the border for their first ever international event and second ever live podcast! The duo brings out Carol Adams right away to talk about what they've all been eating and then move swiftly into a conversation covering sexism within the animal rights movement, how to deal with serial exploiters, why there was a need to write Even Vegans Die, among other topics.