Eating plant-based is known as one of the most sustainable things you can do as an individual. In my line of work, I've met a lot of different people and while I am not vegan myself, I think being vegan is something we should all learn about. In this second part, I chat with my childhood friend Sandy to finally ask her about her journey to becoming vegan, hear why she didn't make her fur baby be vegan, and get some restaurant recommendations that you should try if you're in the Bay Area.

Sandy's recommendations

Nature Vegetarian Restaurant, Oakland

⁠Golden Lotus Vegan Restaurant⁠, Oakland

Mensho, San Francisco & Oakland

Timeless Coffee & Bakery, Oakland (Piedmont Ave), Oakland (Uptown), Oakland (Jack London Square), Berkeley

Butcher's Son, Berkeley

Vegan Mob, SSF, Santa Rosa: Mob Burger Cheese Rolls and Shrimp Po Boy

Gracias Madre - West Hollywood, Newport Beach, (SF location closed)

Eating plant-based is known as one of the most sustainable things you can do as an individual. In my line of work, I've met a lot of different people and while I am not vegan myself, I think being vegan is something we should all learn about, starting with my friend Stacey. Listen to the episode to learn about her journey to becoming vegan, learn what she likes to eat, and get some restaurant recommendations that you should try the next time you're in the Bay Area.

Stacey's Recommendations
YouTube Channels
Hot for Food: https://www.youtube.com/@hotforfoodblog
Veggiekins: https://www.youtube.com/@Veggiekins
Sweet Simple Vegan: https://www.youtube.com/@Sweetsimplevegan

Restaurants
Indigo Burger, Newark

Golden Lotus Vegan Restaurant, Oakland

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Time for some trash talk. I've done some work in the zero waste world and I have to admit, it can be depressing and overwhelming how challenging making changes can be, but in this episode I want to share what got me into this sector and share some tips that would be helpful for you to have a more zero waste lifestyle.

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Taking a little deviation from the sustainability topics to talk about a topic near and dear to me: API in Entertainment. In this episode I chat with my friend Vivian about the influence of movies and music in our lives, the root of why representation is lacking, and how far we still need to go.

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Inspired by Earth Day, I decided I needed a sustainability episode so I share my definition of sustainability, talk about some of the work I do and, of course, climate change. This episode will just give you a taste of what sustainability entails, so if you want to hear more specific topics, please let me know by commenting or messaging me on my social media.

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Did you know the 1988 Seoul Olympics still has lasting economic effects in 2021? Well now you do. In this episode I'm talking with my friend Vivian about the impacts of the Olympics on host cities and even offer some advice for how to make .

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In this episode, my friend Rachael joins me again to talk about decluttering. Made popular initially from her book "The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up", we talk a lot about Marie Kondo's decluttering method which she calls the KonMari method. Decluttering may be focused on decluttering your things but it can apply to more than just physical objects. Listen to the episode to hear what that entails.

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In this first episode, my friend Rachael and I have a casual conversation about COVID-19 and how it's affected our lives in the past year. We talk about how we've had more time to think and reflect on our personal walks with God, our mental health, and a few other things.

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My name is Shirley and I'm starting a podcast. This is a quick intro for what to expect with The Sustainable Pixel Podcast.

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