Podcasts about black vegan

I have to confess I am a meat lover—a carnivore. I think I tried vegan for one meal, and it didn't take with me. But everybody I've talked to who's gone vegan swears by it. My next guest is such a person. Jeniece Paige is with Black Vegan Health and Wellness.

UnchainedTV has been celebrating Black History Month with a category devoted to videos about the many Black movers and shakers in the vegan movement. Frankly, there are too many to mention. But, suffice it to say, that - according to numerous reports and surveys - African-Americans are going vegan at a higher rate than other demographic groups in the US! And, women are more likely than men to dropkick meat. So, today, we speak with 4 leading Black female voices in the vegan movement. Gwenna Hunter is the founder of Vegans of Los Angeles Food Bank. the first Vegan Food Bank in LA. Naijha Wright-Brown is the Executive Director of the Black Veg Society, a partner in The Land of Kush, VeganSoul Bistro, and co-creator of Vegan Soulfest and Maryland Vegan Restaurant Week. Jasmine Leyva directed and stars in The Invisible Vegan, a brilliant documentary about how veganism can reverse unhealthy dietary patterns in the African-American community. And, Brenda Sanders is the Executive Director of the Afro-Vegan Society, dedicated to helping minority communities transition to a plant-based lifestyle. UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell is the host for this compelling conversation.

UnchainedTV has been celebrating Black History Month with a category devoted to videos about the many Black movers and shakers in the vegan movement. Frankly, there are too many to mention. But, suffice it to say, that - according to numerous reports and surveys - African-Americans are going vegan at a higher rate than other demographic groups in the US! And, women are more likely than men to dropkick meat. So, today, we speak with 4 leading Black female voices in the vegan movement. Gwenna Hunter is the founder of Vegans of Los Angeles Food Bank. the first Vegan Food Bank in LA. Naijha Wright-Brown is the Executive Director of the Black Veg Society, a partner in The Land of Kush, VeganSoul Bistro, and co-creator of Vegan Soulfest and Maryland Vegan Restaurant Week. Jasmine Leyva directed and stars in The Invisible Vegan, a brilliant documentary about how veganism can reverse unhealthy dietary patterns in the African-American community. And, Brenda Sanders is the Executive Director of the Afro-Vegan Society, dedicated to helping minority communities transition to a plant-based lifestyle. UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell is the host for this compelling conversation.

Mpumalanga-born comedian, The Napsta is on his mission to break the stereotype that Africans cannot live without meat, in his new show. The Napsta, whose real name is Napoleon Masinga, is hosting “The Black Vegan” as a reflection of his vegan journey, and the challenges he faced when attempted to make the switch. Napsta will perform in Johannesburg next weekend, Friday 10 November and Saturday 11 November at Blackbrick Sandton 2 Theatre as part of his new Black Vegan Comedy Show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Black Vegan Experience is a multicultural educational conference, celebration of African-American ancestry and networking event that was born in November 2019 during a Vitamix demonstration and conversation between a Vegan Teacher, Vegan Nurse, Vegan Nutritionist and Naturopathic Physician. With so many plant-based conferences hosted across the US and locally, there was still little diversity established in most of these medical conferences. This Vegan Quartet sang a new song, one where Black professionals and practitioners would create an educational conference of their own, to address the medical concerns in the Black community and remove the stereotypes attached to Veganism and Black culture. Contributors to this original conversation would go on to form the Committee of Consciousness who have collaborated to host the inaugural event, originally scheduled to debut March 14, 2020, on the rescheduled date of May 15, 2021.    Committee of Consciousness is a newly formed non-profit organization that strives to empower others through education. A percentage of the proceeds from The Black Vegan Experience will go to Committee of Consciousness' organization to fund building the knowledge base of plant-based nutrition, meal planning, budgeting and related nutrition services in local communities. Executive Director and Event Coordinator, Vonettia Calloway says, “When we know better, we do better.” She and her fellow COC members believe educating others empowers them to make informed choices in addition to helping us all hold each other accountable to higher standards of self-care and caring for Earth. COC plans to partner with other organizations on projects that eradicate food deserts and grant access to healthy food for all. By the end of 2021, COC believes they will be able to provide transportation for families needing this service, one-to-one and group nutrition consultations, referrals to affordable health care and health & wellness workshops within the community.   The Black Vegan Experience, will be a community event, where our keynote speaker, Dr. Milton Mills, from documentaries “What the Health?” and “The Invisible Vegan” (along with producer Jasmine Leyva) will enlighten you on plant-based living, with tentative virtual appearances from Tabitha Brown, other guests, Food, Fun and Fuel for a Vegan Soul…and the Veg-curious of course=)    Location: Outside The Flying Squirrels Stadium at 3001 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd and Online. For more information, email vonettia@theblackveganexperience.net, call 804-571-6689 or visit    To connect with Vonettia, use the links below:   IG:blackveganexperience    Website: www.theblackveganexperience.net    For more information, visit the website or send an email.   email: wegotproblemspodcast@gmail.com Web: https://www.wegotproblemspodcast.com     Networking Group Join We Got Problems After Dark   Our Websites https://wegotproblemspodcast.com https://curtisgmartin.com https://rhondawritesofficial.com https://thetrashvegan.com   Follow us on Social Media:  @curtismartin247  Curtis G Martin @therhondalbrown Rhonda L Brown @the_trash_vegan_ Caliph Johnson Sr #curtisgmartin  #rhondalbrown  #caliphjohnsonsr #wegotproblemsafterdark #wegotproblemspodcast #therhondalbrown #the_trash_vegan_ #curtismartin247 #wegotproblems #wegotsolutions #CurtisGmartin #RhondaLBrown #CaliphJohnsonSr #LaChekaPhillips

On this episode of Black Girls Eating, Candace and Tanorria welcome Emani Cocran of Black + Vegan to the show. Emani shares her journey with food and how becoming vegan was an important part of her food map and make up. Listen in as we dive into to all things Black and Vegan.

Naijha Wright-Brown is the Executive Director of the Black Veg Society, a 501c3 non-profit organization that educates predominantly Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities on the benefits of holistic living, the plant-based diet, and veganism.  She is also the co-creator of Vegan Soulfest and Maryland Vegan Restaurant Month. Naijha shares her journey creating a soul food restaurant called The Land of Kush as well as an incredibly successful Black-focused vegan festival all while running the Black Veg Society. Naijha is on a mission to help people find their vegan soul!Resources:Naijha Speaks- YouTubeBlack Veg SocietyVegan SoulFest- August 19 & 20, 2023 About the Egyptian Kingdom of KushSoul of Ahimsa: Vegan Spiritualty Retreat in NY

My guest this week is Kadedra Holmes. Kadedra is the founder of Black Nomads Meet and Eat Fresh Veggies. She is a vegan Food Traveler & Educator using her passion for plant-based food and travel to help the world fall in love with food and people again. She's got a wealth of information about both the Black Nomads community and eating healthy on the road. Including foraging for your own food. I had such a great time talking with Kadedra. This conversation was super inspiring to me. Thinking about the choices we can make in not only our food choices, but how we prepare our food and how that impacts the environment. And also about the diversity of food that is edible but how limited we are by what's at our grocery stores. Show Notes Afro Vegan Society: https://www.afrovegansociety.org/ Black Nomads Meet: https://www.blacknomadsmeetup.org/ Eat Fresh Veggies Classes Kadedra's website: Eat Fresh Veggies! Plant based on a budget https://plantbasedonabudget.com/ Black Nomads Meet Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blacknomadsmeet Kadedra's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/eatfreshveggies/ Kadedra's YouTube Solo Women RV Solo Women RV Website Solo Women RV Facebook Page Solo Women RV theme song is Fields Station by Nikole Potulsky --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kathy-belge/support

With over 20 years of teaching, mentoring, tutoring, and counseling experience, Vonettia Calloway is committed to empowering children and adults. As a woman of great faith, she was given the vision to co-create The Black Vegan Experience. The Black Vegan Experience is a multicultural educational conference, celebration of African-American ancestry, and networking event where Black professionals and practitioners address the medical concerns in the Black community and remove the stereotypes attached to veganism and Black culture. It takes place quarterly in different US cities and is funded by The Committee of Consciousness, also founded by Vonettia. Vonettia is a wonderful example of Love in action on the planet. In this episode we learn about Vonettia's inspiring faith-based and gratitude-centered life, the biblical roots of veganism, and how her vision is unfolding. We also mention the documentary, They're Trying to Kill Us, in relation to food deserts and the disproportionately high rate of chronic disease within the Americans of Color communities. theblackveganexperience.com committeeofconsciousness.org https://www.theyretryingtokillus.com/

The guys are back with another episode discussing hip-hop culture and healthy living. Drop in to hear their thoughts. It's another episode that you do not want to miss! Join in on the discussion. Follow the podcast on Instagram @FaceTheMusicNC. Face The Music covers music, artists, hip-hop culture. They give an everyday millennial perspective. Follow us on Instagram: Justin Vickers @Vickisback Jelan Abrams @JelanAbrams Tony Sumter @Tonysustainsme The show releases every single Friday night. Artwork by Tony Sumter. Music by Jelan Abrams. Produced & edited by Justin Vickers. #HBCUAlum --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/facethemusicnc/support

Join Food & Justice w/ Brenda Sanders for our first full-length interview of Season 2, featuring Tracye McQuirter, MPH Premiering Friday, July 22, 5:30 PM EDT / 2:30 PM PDTAbout Tracye  Tracye McQuirter is a 34-year vegan, best-selling author, award-winning public health nutritionist, and vegan trailblazer. She is the founder of 10 Million Black Vegan Women and the author of By Any Greens Necessary and the African American Vegan Starter Guide and co-author of Ageless Vegan.  The New York Times called her work a key reason for the popular rise of veganism among African Americans—who are the fastest growing vegan demographic in the U.S. She's spent the past 30 years teaching people how to go vegan for life and loves doing it.About Food & Justice w/ Brenda SandersFood & Justice w/ Brenda Sanders is a weekly online video series and podcast that tackles issues of food access, environmental justice, health disparities, dietary racism, and other topics related to food and justice. Food & Justice features 1 hr pre-recorded interviews, panel discussions and conversations with activists, thought leaders, experts and influencers working on the front lines of food, environmental and social justice movements. We will cover important and timely topics from a socially conscious, non-oppressive perspective, exploring real world solutions to pressing global challenges.Visit http://fjpodcast.com to subscribe to the show on your favorite video streaming or podcast platform and to watch and listen to past episodes. Among Tracye's Accolades and Accomplishments • Received Compassionate Vegan Living Award from Farm Sanctuary • Received U.S. Animal Rights Hall of Fame Award • Received Vegan Soul Superstar Award from Vegan Soulfest • Received Distinguished Alumni Award from Sidwell Friends School • By Any Greens Necessary cited by The New York Times as a key reason for the popular rise of veganism among African Americans during the past decade • Named a national food hero changing the way America eats for the better by Vegetarian Times • Featured in PBS Women Thought Leaders Series • Ageless Vegan received starred review by Library Journal, which stated the book "raises the standard of plant-based cuisine" • Ageless Vegan was twice the number one best-seller in vegan cookbooks on Amazon in 2018 and 2020 • Featured in The Invisible Vegan documentary • Featured on the cover of Barefoot Vegan and Natural Awakenings magazines • Directed the first federally funded vegan nutrition program in the U.S., the VSDC Eat Smart Program • Co-created one of the earliest vegan websites in 1997, which was also the first vegan website by and for African Americans, blackvegetarians.com  • Co-founded an animal rights organization in 2000 for people of color, Justice for All Species • Co-founded the Black Vegetarian Society of New York • While in college, co-founded We Feed Our People, a 32-year nonprofit that organizes the now largest Martin Luther King, Jr Holiday Day of Service event in Washington, DC, providing food and services to unhoused residents Support the show

This week's guest is artist YEZA whose first release "Everything Is Irie" was  recorded in the iconic Bobby Digital recording studio. With follow up singles ‘Is It Because I'm Black' , produced by Rory Stone love, 'Kingdom' and her latest single 'Glory' ft Sizla, look out for her debut album to be released by the end of the year. Connect with YEZAAll social media ; @yezamusicCheck out YEZA's latest release - Glory ft Sizzla -  https://youtu.be/PUUk97pi2yEPlease subscribe if you feel the vibe and connect with Danieal via www.danieal.co.ukDisclaimer : Reggae Uprising Podcast does not own any of the rights to any of the music or extracts featured. It is used only as a tool of education, upliftment and empowerment for and of people of the diaspora. 

In this episode we talk with Joshua Black The Urban Black Vegan. He discusses his journey with overcoming diabetes. He talks about a powerful documentary that changed the course of his life. We talk vegan politics, health and the passion behind his drive to educate the community on the power of a plant based diet.  www.urbanblackvegan.com https://www.facebook.com/urbanblackvegan https://www.instagram.com/urbanblackvegan/  

Shout out to this week's sponsor: Maxine's Heavenly - https://brnvgn.me/maxines use discount code BROWNVEGAN to save 25% Clicking the link above is an easy and free way to support the podcast. Thank you so much for checking out the sponsor! Blog post for this episode Sign up for the 7 Steps to Go Vegan workshop On this podcast episode, I am talking with Chantele Jones, chef and owner of Estella's Vegan Cuisine & Desserts and Estella's Vegan Dessert Boutique–Detroit's first all vegan bakery and home of the vegan pound cake! Chantele comes from a family of bakers but her own passion for baking started when she was just 6 years old, when her grandma Stella taught her how to make her first cherry pie. Chantele's love for baking continued well into adulthood, until she was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and had to completely change her diet.  Chantele says that her journey has really been a journey of unlearning unhealthy habits which  has led her to her mission of helping people start their own journeys to better health. She is also determined to destroy the negative stereotypes associated against vegans and our food–one meal and pastry at a time. 

Today we're talking to our girl, Angela Means, owner and head chef of Jackfruit Cafe in Los Angeles. Angela was best known for playing Felisha in the classic 1990s cult classic, Friday, but is now widely known as a vegan soul food chef. Since 2017, Angela has been bringing delicious plant-based food to Los Angelenos and beyond.  http://www.jackfruitcafe.com http://www.instagram.com/jackfruitcafe http://www.facebook.com/jackfruitcafe1 http://www.twitter.com/jackfruitcafe   Special thanks to our sponsors: Year & Day: Year & Day is giving The Only One in the Room listeners a special offer. Visit yearandday.com/one and use code: ONE to get $25 off your first order of $150 or more. Also, receive Free shipping on orders of $150 or more. So drop whatever you're doing and go visit yearandday.com/one and use the code: ONE to get $25 off your first order of $150 or more! PATREON SHOUT OUTS: Mercedes Cusick LMFT, Website: www.mercedescusick.com, IG: @recoverhealbloom Check Out How To Do The Pot Thanks to Kathleen Hahn Cute Booty Lounge is made right here in the USA, by women and for women. The company is incredible, female, and minority-owned and all of their leggings make makes your booty look amazing. Go to https://cutebooty.com/ today! Embrace your body, love your booty! Join our Patreon: Become an Only One In The Room patron by joining us on Patreon! Starting at only $5.00 per month, you'll get bonus content, access to outtakes that the general public will NEVER see, extremely cool merch, and depending on what tier you get, monthly hang time with Scott and Laura. Join our Patreon today at https://www.patreon.com/theonlyonepodcast Be sure not to miss our weekly full episodes on Tuesdays, Scott Talks on Wednesdays and our brand new series On My Nightstand on Fridays by subscribing to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.  Join our Only One In The Room Facebook Group if you'd like to ask a question of any of our upcoming guests for this series.  Also visit the website www.theonlyonepod.com for the latest from our host Laura Cathcart Robbins like featured articles and more. We love hearing from you in the comments on iTunes and while you're there don't forget to rate us, subscribe and share the show! All of us at The Only One In The Room wish you safety and wellness during this challenging time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kanye West, a Jeen-Yuhs? with Miles Low & Keith Terrell - Episode 203Rapper Miles Low & Film Director Keith Terrell join Myisha to discuss Kanye West, his impact on culture, the recent Netflix trilogy "Jeen-Yuhs" and more. 1:10 Kanye gets mad when he's called the "best rapper-producer"5:45 Conversation with Film Director Keith Terrell starts8:30 Keith Terrell challenges Myisha after she makes comments about her fan-celebrity relationship with Kanye being "toxic9:45 Keith pushes back asking why fans feel entitled to expect celebrities to behave a certain way. 11:00 Keith Terrell explains the unfortunate truth for black men in film, media and entertainment. Challenges the notion that Kanye (and other celebrities) owe us any thing and questions: "Why do we cancel?" 12:45 Myisha explains the danger of Kanye's words when he is on very public platforms and recalls the day Kanye said "Slavery sounds like a choice" on TMZ. We talk Van Lathan's response. 16:25 Myisha unpacks the realities of black issues in America and how Kanye's comments may have a negative effect on national conversations surrounding these issues. She recalls the California Prop 16 campaign she worked in 2019 surrounding Affirmative Action for people of color that did not pass. Implies that we are still not fully free even in one of the most progressive states in America. 21:00 Myisha & Keith reminisce on "All of the Lies" a remake they did to Kanye West's "All of Lights," yes, she sang... he rapped. 21:30 Myisha & Keith talk "Jeen-yuhs" documentary. 26:55 Keith answers some questions about Kanye & music. 30:35 Miles Low & Myisha talk how they met31:35 We get to know Miles Low & his single "Swear 2 Gawd" @mileslowmusic32:40 Miles & Myisha talk Jeen-yuhs trilogy Act II. They talk moving in the industry & controlling your own narrative, not being placed in the boxes that people put you in. 38:00 Miles & Myisha talk Kanye's triumphs and struggles. 41:30 Miles & Myisha talk Kanye doesn't negotiate with therapists42:00 Miles & Myisha talk Kanye West, arrogance, narcism & the camera. 45:00 Pharrell hears Kanye rap for the first time. Miles & Myisha react to that moment in the Jeen-yuhs trilogy. 48:15 Miles talks how its crowded at the bottom and not the top and how there is enough for everybodt49:00 Is Kanye "Un-Cancel-able?" 51:20 Should we hold Kanye accountable for any of his behavior? 52:30 We start to wrap up the themes of this episode... the toxic relationship, the public's relationship with Kanye, what Kanye actually owes us54:25 Miles sets the record straight - Kanye has GOT IT WRONG.... 55:55 Kanye's Mom, Donda West, Miles reflects.... 59:00 Shout out to Miles's mom & how Coolio told him to answer the phone WHENEVER she calls. 1:01:00 Keith Terrell is Young, Black & Vegan! Subscribe to his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3e9U0Sd3Oh8g-uIly7yKHQ/featureda1:03:00 Miles & Myisha can seem to stop chatting.... Miles tells us his favorite Kanye SongsWe end with Miles Low's single "Swear 2 Gawd" - Download it now! https://music.apple.com/us/album/swear-2-gawd/1580163253?i=1580163255

Sorry about the crappy audio, the Bluetooth mics sounded great during testing but didn't work very well LIVE. We will try to rerecord this interview remote asap. Many thanx. Check out the deep dive on Edd Black here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsMAZ... #EddBlack has been putting out some amazing Vegan food coming out of his place in Taichung. I have been on the lookout for the best vegan burger on the island for a while and I've gone through many places. Although there are many that I haven't tried yet, so far my favorite has been the Vegan burger by Edd's Cookhouse. So, I've decided to grab the family, get out of town, and head over to Taichung to see Edd and his family while we sample some of these delicious Vegan delights, we are very excited. So join us on your first Podcast, on location, and let us know what you think about our new "On Location" style of podcasts where we wanna showcase some other awesome places to eat in Taiwan. Check out Edd's FB page here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/eddscookhouse

Steve Francois spent 3 years as a vegan with increasing pain, inflammation and weight gain from restless leg syndrome and sciatica. He finally decided to try another approach and found relief with the carnivore diet. He quickly lost the weight and the pain that kept him from working out the way he wanted. Now he's built the physique he always wanted and wants to share his workouts with you. Contact him on Instagram @musclenerdfrancois or email him at Musclenerdfrancois4@gmail.com for more information and to purchase his workout.

In this special episode, we celebrate vegan influencer @vegansouliscious (AKA Charlise Rookwood) and the release her new show - the Black Vegan Cooking Show, airing on MadameNoir (starting March 22, 2022). Before launching the show, we sat down with Charlise to talk about her passion for plant-based cooking and promoting a healthy lifestyle. The British-born culinary artist, who is equally proud of her Jamaican and Mauritian heritage, talks with us about her short stint as a fashion designer, her successful career in the music industry, and her eventual full-time occupation as a vegan chef and food vlogger. Follow Rookwood at @vegansouliscious.

Episode Summary:This episode is all about soul food, but not the soul food you may be used to, today we are talking about vegan soul food with my guest Kirsten Ussery. Kristen talks with me about her journey of going vegan and later opening a vegan restaurant. I also spend a little time talking about the history of traditional soul food. Veganism has many health benefits and I am thinking about incorporating a few vegan days into my diet.Show your Support:If you like what we're doing here on Still Talking Black, the best way to show your support is by liking, rating, and sharing our content, buying merch from our store at StillTalkingBlack.com/Shop, or donating using the link below. Every little bit helps. Thank you for your continuing support. About the Interviewee:Kirsten Ussery partnered with Erika Boyd to co-create the Detroit Vegan Soul restaurant brand in 2012. The pair own and operate a restaurant in Detroit's historic North Rosedale neighborhood and have provided employment opportunities for many people who otherwise would not have the opportunity to work and advance in the food industry. Ussery has been a speaker on various panels about entrepreneurship including the Small Giants Conference, Net Impact Food Panel, and JPMorgan Chase's CityLab Detroit Global Summit. She is a graduate of the Goldman Sachs 10K Small Business Program. With over 20 years combined experience in both communication/public relations and the food industry, Ussery is a veteran in research, management, operations, communications, and marketing.Instagram:@detvegansoul@kirstenussery Facebook:DetroitVeganSoulKirsten UsseryReferences from the Episode:Soul food: Scraps became cuisine celebrating African-American spirit - https://www.post-gazette.com/life/food/2006/02/23/Soul-food-Scraps-became-cuisine-celebrating-African-American-spirit/stories/200602230275#:~:text=Slaves%20were%20forced%20to%20eat,bones%2C%20hog%20jowls%20and%20gizzards.7 COMMON HEALTH CONCERNS AFRICAN AMERICANS SHOULD MONITOR - https://www.centrastate.com/blog/7-common-health-concerns-african-americans-should-monitor/Veganism - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VeganismThe Humble History of Soul Food - https://www.blackfoodie.co/the-humble-history-of-soul-food/#:~:text=Soul%20food%20takes%20its%20origins,in%20quality%20and%20nutritional%20value.Credits:Host and Producer: Richard Dodds @DoddsismShow Music: @IAmTheDjBlueWebsite: StillTalkingBlack.com Still Talking Black is a production of Crowned Culture Media LLC. All rights reserved.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CrownedCulture)

As Chicago Black Restaurant Week comes to a close, Reset checks in with the owner of The Black Vegan in Little Village for the latest in our series “Food Friday.” The restaurant offers plant-based comfort food classics like portabella wings and jackfruit sliders.

Tracye McQuirter, is a Vegan agent of change, an award-winning public health nutritionist, speaker, and best-selling author. She has also just launched the 10 Million Black Vegan Women Movement, a groundbreaking public health intervention that will change the health paradigm of black women for generations to come. On the next Industry night, Nycci & Tracye talk the benefits and social impact of evolving to a plant based diet - especially for women of color. Tuesdays at 7pm on Real Fun DC.

*Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast!* Hi everyone! Thank you so much for coming back to listen to another episode. This week I'm talking to Danni Gaulden about why black people should go vegan, how she transitioned her kids to a plant-based diet, and why so many arguments against veganism are defunct. Danni had such great energy and I loved this conversation. I hope you all enjoy it! Danni, thank you so much for being my guest this week! IG: @bydaniellerichardson Email: danielletrichardson@gmail.com (contact me if you want to be on an episode or if you have any feedback/episode ideas!) Danni's IG: @damgoodvegan Danni's Website: https://www.damgoodvegan.com Danni's Book: https://plant-based-lovin.myshopify.com/collections/wellness-guides-ebooks/products/readytogovegan Recommended Books: Ready to Go Vegan by Danni Gaulden, By Any Greens Necessary by Tracye McQuirter, Ageless Vegan by Tracye & Mary McQuirter, Afro-Vegan & Vegetable Kingdom by Bryant Terry, The China Study by T. Colin Campbell & Thomas M. Campbell, and How Not to Die by Michael Greger & Gene Stone Special thanks to Dara Michelle and Mayah Dyson for allowing me to use their work for the podcast! They're so talented! Everyone go support their art! Dara's art: drawnbydara.com -- You can order prints, stickers, etc and you can get personal commissions! Mayah's music: @mayahdyson & mayahdyson.com -- check out her new single called I Won! Thank you so much for listening. Talk to y'all next week

Black people are the fastest-growing demographic for veganism in the country. Amirah Mercer is the founder of Other Suns, a wellness guide for Black women, and she joins host Krys Boyd to talk about her switch to a vegan lifestyle, the isolation from the community she initially felt, and her subsequent deep dive into the long history of plant-based diets in the Black diaspora. Her article, “A Homecoming,” was published on Eater.

EPISODE 66. J.HILL [Host of Vegan Podcast, What’s on Your Plate?] joins via Zoom to talk how he became a Vegan foodie, which Vegan Restaurants around the country to check out including who’s making the Vegan Big Mac, Burger King’s impossible whopper, breaking Vegan myths, Vegan snacks you’d never think were vegan, and counting chemicals not calories.We’re in the kitchen cooking up LEMON PEPPER HONEY FRIED CAULIFLOWER w/ Honey Drizzle while we play KEYWORDS with red wine! WATCH INTERVIEW:BLOG: https://www.jampackedshow.com/post/whats-on-your-plate ABOUT:J.Hill is the Host of the Vegan Podcast, “What’s on Your Plate?” highlighting some of the top vegan restaurants/companies in the country! He interviews top restaurant/company owners across the country as they share some amazing food inspiration on their menus, history, business tips, and more.When he’s not podcasting or producing podcasts, look out for him on Clubhouse connecting with like minded users who love to use their platform to help others, moderating rooms, and looking to help folks start their podcasts. He’s also the Owner of clothing brand, POWERED - Athletisure wear for the driven individual and a women’s Basketball Coach/Recruiter.@j.hill_eats_plants@woyp_podcast https://linktr.ee/j.hill_eats_plantshttps://poweredclothes.com/WWW.JAMPACKEDSHOW.COMJAMPACKED PHONE LINE#: 818-514-5830#vegan #vegancooking #veganfood #veganism #vegandish #veganrecipes #veganlife #cooking #asmr #plantbased #plantbasedfood #LemonPepper #Cauliflower #veganfoodporn #foodporn #mukbang #asmreating #organic #organicfood #blackvegan

In this episode, I describe my journey to Black Veganism, and the struggles and triumphs along the way. I also detail how veganism has impacted my relationship with food and my ability to prioritize and value myself. You can share your insights and ideas with me by:Email at journeyinlovepodcast@gmail.comFacebook at https://www.facebook.com/Journey-in-Love-Podcast-114329820438903Twitter at https://twitter.com/podcast_journey Insta at https://www.instagram.com/journeyinlovepodcast/

Washingtonian Tracye McQuirter, MPH, is a writer, speaker, public health nutritionist, and 33-year vegan who has been teaching people how and why to live a healthy vegan lifestyle for the past 30 years. She is the recipient of multiple awards for her public health nutrition and vegan advocacy and was named a national food hero changing the way America eats for the better by Vegetarian Times. She's the author of the book Ageless Vegan, which Library Journal starred as “raising the standard of plant-based cuisine,” and the national best-seller By Any Greens Necessary, which established her as one of the most influential vegans in the country. She directed the nation’s first federally funded vegan nutrition program and was a nutrition advisor for the Black Women’s Health Imperative. Tracye recently created the first-of-its-kind, free African American Vegan Starter Guide in partnership with Farm Sanctuary and previously co-created one of the earliest vegan websites 20 years ago, which was also the first by and for African American vegans. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today, Essence, Bon Appetit, Ebony, Women’s Health, Black Enterprise, VegNews, The Huffington Post, and many more. Tracye is a graduate of Sidwell Friends School, Amherst College, and New York University, where she received a master's degree in public health nutrition. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackwhiteincolor/support

Welcome to Episode 38 of the Plantarion Podcast.  Danni McGhee chats with Paul Joseph of Vegan Skin by Paul Joseph, as he shares how going vegan actually saved his life plus he gives us insight on how it is to be vegan, black, and dating.SUBSCRIBE TO PLANTARION PODCAST ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST PLAYER!Interview with Paul JosephPaul Joseph is a Historian & Teacher. He is the owner of Vegan Skin by Paul Joseph.  He earned his masters from Tufts University, and bachelors from UCLA.  He’s also a West African Dance Instructor.Follow Paul JosephInstagramInstagramWebsiteEpisode Mentions:Green Body Brand WebsiteFollow Plantarion on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, & Youtube!SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS ABOUT THIS EPISODE ON OUR LATEST INSTAGRAM POST!

Get the show notes at brownvegan.com/podcast Tracye is a 33-year vegan, national best-selling author, public health nutritionist, international speaker, and vegan trailblazer. In this episode, we chat about: Some of the shifts Tracye has noticed in the vegan movement over the last several decades Her program 10,000 Black Vegan Women - how and why she started it and what participants can expect Her perspective on how some people don’t embrace veganism and what we can do about it The health crisis in the Black community and why it should be discussed on a national level

Thanks to @zipporahthevegan and @camtheevegan for sitting with me as we break down our vegan journeys, deconstructing vegan stereotypes, and exploring the cultural implications of being both black and vegan. A very chill episode you'll want to tune into whether you're a herbivore, carnivore, or omnivore. Dropping tonight @ 7 PM EST everywhere you get podcasts! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thornandthistle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thornandthistle/support

Tracye McQuirter is an author, public health nutritionist who's been teaching people how and why to live a healthy vegan lifestyle for the past 30 years. She is the author of the books “By Any Greens Necessary” and “Ageless Vegan”. Tracye is a vegan trailblazer who became a vegan over 30 years ago. This October, Tracye is kickstarting her own 10,000 Black Vegan Women series that will include a free online 21-day vegan fresh start, with cooking videos, meal plans, recipes, nutrition tips and more. To learn more about the initiative, visit https://byanygreensnecessary.com/10000. 

Tracye McQuirter is a writer, speaker, public health nutritionist who's been teaching people how and why to live a healthy vegan lifestyle for the past 30 years. She is the author of the books “By Any Greens Necessary” and “Ageless Vegan”. Tracye is a vegan trailblazer who became a vegan over 30 years ago. This October, Tracye is kickstarting her own 10,000 Black Vegan Women series that will include a free online 21-day vegan fresh start, with cooking videos, meal plans, recipes, nutrition tips and more. To learn more about the initiative, visit https://byanygreensnecessary.com/10000. ______________________________________________________________ More on Tracye: Website: https://byanygreensnecessary.com/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/tracye.mcquirter Twitter: https://twitter.com/byanygreens?lang=en LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com › tracyemcquirter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/byanygreens/?hl=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYeCIvEHqwfPk1kFl5E2zvg ______________________________________________________________ Books Mentioned: By Any Greens Necessary Ageless Vegan

I talk with Erika Hazel about creating the brand, Bizerkeley Vegan; keeping the focus on Black Vegan business and how George Floyd's death changed the tone of her brand. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two very funny female, African-American, vegan powerhouses, who are multi-talented singers, writers, humorists and entrepreneurs literally sing their goals and accomplishments and talk all things intersectionality!

Two very funny female, African-American, vegan powerhouses, who are multi-talented singers, writers, humorists and entrepreneurs literally sing their goals and accomplishments and talk all things intersectionality!

Today, DJ recaps his virtual experience of the Black Vegan Fest from Indianapolis.

In episode 3, Shanice reflects on her first two years as a Black vegan mom. Shanice distinguishes between a vegan lifestyle and a vegan diet and highlights the difference between a vegan diet, a vegetarian diet, and a pescatarian diet. Then, she shares her vegan journey (hint: she never thought she could stick to a vegan diet!). She also offers some practical suggestions for anyone looking to start a vegan diet.FREE Self-Care Plan: https://plan.herguidedevolution.comShow Notes: https://herguidedevolution.com/blackvegan

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In this first episode of Her Guided Evolution, Shanice defines well-being, introduces herself, the podcast, and some concepts that she'll be returning to on the show. A guided evolution is based on the idea that you are intentional about who you want to become and the healthier lifestyle you want to live. Her Guided Evolution is a resource that was created to help you take daily action toward becoming that person—while managing multiple roles as a working mom.Show Notes: https://herguidedevolution.com/whatiswellbeingFREE Daily Self-Care Plan: https://herguidedevolution.com/plan

I was blessed with the opportunity to catch up with the Urban Black Vegan himself. We chatted about the vegan lifestyle, the journey to veganism and how our food choices oftentimes reflect our relationship choices over all. This conversation was so enlightening and it is meant to encourage positive lifestyle changes for those that are interested. Join us for the discussion! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therelationshipzone/support

This episode featured the multitalented artist and entrepreneur, Robin Beltran, the brains behind The Black Vegan Company. Her business is on a mission to save lives, starting with food. After an intense life event rocked her world (must listen in to hear the catalyst for the lifestyle change that started it all), Robin set out to heal the trauma her family was experiencing through a plant-based diet. After seeing positive results in her family's physical and mental health, she made it her mission to educate the possibility of healing trauma through diet in black and brown communities- a demographic of people hit hard by social and economic traumas. We discuss the power of plants and the need to change the stigma around vegan foods, how to approach the discussion with friends and family, balancing motherhood while running a business, and refusing to have the word "CAN'T" in her vocabulary. Robin is currently serving the Austin community with The Black Vegan Company through a partnership with her not-for-profit, The Morpho Effect, by serving free organic produce every Monday 7am-10am at The Idea School on Palmer. Statement Sip: "If it doesn't feel good, let it go." *queue Elsa played by your host, Abbie*

On this episode of US, The Podcast, we interview the founder of Black Millennial Vegan, Imari Gabrielle. Imari discusses why she chose to go vegan, the holistic benefits of being a vegan, and the importance of making wise food choices for Black people. She also shares how to practically incorporate a plant-based diet into your lifestyle. You can learn more about Imari and Black Millennial Vegan at BlackMillennialVegan.com or by following @BlackMillennialVegan on Instagram! Podcast Graphic by Jackelin Garcia (@garciajackee on instagram) Instrumentals: Horus III - Wind Follow US, The Podcast on Social Media: Facebook: US, The Podcast Twitter: @usthepod Instagram: @usthepod Did you know US, The Podcast has a Patreon? Well if ya don’t know, now ya know! Financially support the work that we do by subscribing to get access to our bonus content. Bonus content includes #ReactPod episodes, Meditations with Drea, Devos with Drew, and extended interviews with all of our guests. Check out our Patreon webpage and support: Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/usthepod For one-time donations, give through CashApp $UsT --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mikey Butler discusses Stage 4 cancer and how the plant-based lifestyle impacts his cancerThe human relation to GorillasSeeds vs NutsThe Glycemic IndexJuicing Vegetables vs FruitsThe Excalibur DehydratorShrub Sodas / Vinegar Sodas

Vegan expert Tracye McQuirter, MPH, will give black women the support they need to go vegan, get healthy, and feel great for life. “The 10,000 Black Vegan Women program will help 10,000 African American women go vegan in 2020 to live longer, healthier lives,” says Tracye McQuirter. “Although we have a long history of plant-based pioneers and activists, including Rosa Parks, Coretta Scott King, Angela Davis and others, we also have the most to gain from the health benefits of eating plant-based foods because we experience the highest rates of preventable, diet-related diseases in the country.” With animal agriculture being the leading cause of global warming, the 10,000 Black Vegan Women program gives women of color an opportunity to do something good for their mind, body and the environment, too. “I want to truly change the health paradigm of black women. We are leaders in so many progresive ways, but we are in a crisis when it comes to our health.

Vegan expert Tracye McQuirter, MPH, will give black women the support they need to go vegan, get healthy, and feel great for life. “The 10,000 Black Vegan Women program will help 10,000 African American women go vegan in 2020 to live longer, healthier lives,” says Tracye McQuirter. “Although we have a long history of plant-based pioneers and activists, including Rosa Parks, Coretta Scott King, Angela Davis and others, we also have the most to gain from the health benefits of eating plant-based foods because we experience the highest rates of preventable, diet-related diseases in the country.” With animal agriculture being the leading cause of global warming, the 10,000 Black Vegan Women program gives women of color an opportunity to do something good for their mind, body and the environment, too. “I want to truly change the health paradigm of black women. We are leaders in so many progresive ways, but we are in a crisis when it comes to our health.

Season 2 Premiere Greens & Vegan CheesesAre we both still vegan?The process of opening the Hella Nuts restaurant Disappointing vegan restaurants while eating on the road USDA Cow habitats along Highway 10 Manuka honey Air purifier

On this episode Naz is joined by none other than @bryjokhan again for some stimulating conversation. Shem of course missed this episode doing whatever he does off air. They discuss relationships, being a black vegan, and Beyoncé being trash in Lion King. Tune in for a fantastic episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Talk about it Tuesday... Funny and fabulous HEALarious Healer HolisticallyHEALarious on her journey..... Coming out black vegan and spiritual as I take you on my interesting roller coaster ride of an amazing life of divinely-guided experiences love notes in the form of people and Miracles upon miracles..... From unbalanced root chakra to getting an alignment to receive and all things in between... This is part 1.... Coming Out Black Vegan And Spiritual. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/holisticallyhealarious/support

In this episode we talk with Joshua Black The Urban Black Vegan. He discusses his journey from fat to fit and how one powerful documentary changed the course of his life. He talks vegan politics, health and the passion behind his drive to educate the community on the power of a plant based diet.  www.urbanblackvegan.com https://www.facebook.com/urbanblackvegan https://www.instagram.com/urbanblackvegan/  

Alex and I talk about growing up in Southeast DC and the changes that have come with being a lifetime Washingtonian. She shares her transition into veganism and gives advice for people looking to start Living On The Vedge. She lets me in on her secret dream job and we discuss the importance of self-care. Alex's Social Media (IG: @LivingOnTheVedgeLLC, CookingOnTheVedge.com)

Javiers OrganicsLatino male from Oakland, CA speaks on his transition to veganism due to health and philanthropic awareness. Food Deserts in our communities and how this affects our students throughout the dayThe powers of fruits and vegetables and their medicinal values! Protein, Seeds & GreensOvercoming cheesePlant-based Tacos, Homemade Nutcheese, Almond Walnut Milk, Irish Moss (Sea Moss)How we feel about SOY Javiers Organicshttps://www.instagram.com/Javiers_organics/Bijou Organics https://www.bijouorganics.comPromo Code: HELLANUTS10La Finca Tortilleria3809 Foothill Blvd, East Oaklandhttp://www.lafincatortilleria.com

What's Vegan?Why we began the PodcastWho we areWhy we went VeganThe Vegan PyramidObstacles & BenefitsWaterProducts that we thought were veganRotten Fruit Box code NUTS15 (15% off a box of dried fruit delivered to your door)https://therottenfruitbox.com/Civilized Cosmetics code HELLANUTS50 (50% of vegan-friendly cosmetics)https://civilizedcosmetics.com/Follow Us on the following outletsInstagram @Hella_NutsTwitter @Hella_Nuts

Koya Webb is one of the leading black vegan, yoga, and wellness experts in the world. How do you eat healthy on a budget? What foods are ACTUALLY good for you (this might surprise you!)? And how does your health affect your ability to break through systemic oppression so that you can manifest your dreams and desires? This interview will tell you everything you need to know to get healthy and stick to it long term! Go to our website to join thousands of other black people in our global community and get unapologetically black empowerment, inspiration, and tangible tips delivered directly to your inbox once per week: motivationforblackpeople.com Hosted by Justin Michael Williams

In this episode, I chat with my girl #chefnikkiinthemix about why black vegan activism is so important, vegan dating & why she decided to start her journey in 2016.  This convo is soooo important!   Reach Nikki and see all the show notes here http://www.brownvegan.com/podcast/55

Here's our 15TH Podcast Episode! We got a request from our Fan Helen, who watched a Health Documentary "What the Health" on Netflix and wanted to hear our perspective. We discussed what it means to be an African vegan, navigating that on a Date and why Men grunt so much at the Gym *side eyes*. We also discussed our own personal health regimes! What are your thoughts? Do you have any tips? Tweet at us: www.twitter.com/itsAfrolit Have a question, comment or just wanna say hi? Find us at: afrolitpodcast@gmail.com Abolade's Info: https://twitter.com/Aboladeee Ekua's Info: www.instagram.com/ekua.pm www.twitter.com/ekuapm Bobo's Info: www.instagram.com/thisfashionfiend_ www.twitter.com/BobydahBadu Imagery provided by Jamaican-American born artist akujixxv Instagram: @akujixxv_theartist Web: www.society6.com/akujixxv --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afrolit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afrolit/support

In this episode, I chat with Joshua Black of Urban Black Vegan about how he lost 50 lbs on a 21-day juice cleanse, why he decided to avoid oil as much as possible, what it's like to be a vegan YouTuber and what motivates him to keep going. Get the full show notes at brownvegan.com  

S2:E5 - Eb & J sit down with Aph Ko, founder of Black Vegan's Rock, to discuss the Black Vegan movement and it's intersectionality with racism, speciesism, other ism's and white supremacy. We talk about what Veganism is, Aph's personal journey, animal oppression as it correlates to sub-humanism, stereotypes or preconceived notions about this new concept of veganism and the blacklash that comes with, and so much more!!! You don't want to miss this one!!! Here are some helpful links to stuff we uplifted on the show: APH's work - (a) What does animal oppression have to do with our anti-racist movements? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLG_nanqdAI (b) Afrofuturism and Black Veganism: Towards a New Citizenship https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6MIJVmDhoI (c) http://everydayfeminism.com/2015/09/black-folks-animal-rights-mvmt/ (d) https://aphro-ism.com/2016/02/24/why-animal-liberation-requires-an-epistemological-revolution/ (e) https://aphro-ism.com/2016/01/29/vegans-of-color-and-respectability-politics-when-eurocentric-veganism-is-used-to-rehabilitate-minorities/ Here are some of the food justice folks you should check out: Dr. Milton Mills (he is a physician who writes and talks about black folks and plant-based diets) Tracye McQuirter from By Any Greens Necessary. She's actually launching an African American Vegan Starter guide later this week, but here's a sneak peek so if you launch my interview on Wed, you can include this link so people can download it if they're new to veganism or interested: http://www.byanygreensnecessary.com/veganstarterguide Ron Finley (Gangsta Gardener) Brenda Sanders (co-founder of Vegan SoulFest and PEP Foods) Olympia Auset (25 year old who founded a low cost organic store to service low-income communities in LA) Food Empowerment Project Here are some activist folks and orgs that rock: Christopher Sebastian-McJetters Dr. Breeze Harper of Sistah Vegan Vegan Voices of Color (Unique Vance and Aaron Luxur) Coalition of Vegan Activists of Color