Podcast appearances and mentions of James Aspey

James Aspey comes on to discuss his recent health issue and dealing with anger, the thing that caused it. We also delve into ex-vegans, theism, and the Matrix...

In terms of my purpose, I would say that I am here to be an instrument of truth and peace and love and respect.  -James AspeyJames Aspey has made waves across the globe with his message over the years, sometimes in a really positive light, and, yes, there's also been quite a bit of controversy over his methodology and language as well.One thing I really admire about James is his commitment to his own evolution and his willingness to share his journey with the world. In this episode we cover a ton of ground, starting with the death-sentence he was given at the age of 17 when he was diagnosed with cancer. I invite you to listen with an open mind to his fascinating story.VIEW THE FULL SHOW NOTES AND GUEST BIO & LINKS HERE ---------------------------------------SPONSORED BY THE PLANT-EMPOWERED COACHING PROGRAMIf you're ready to ditch dieting and build a plant-strong body for life, CLICK HERE to learn more and book a consultation.—---------------------------------------Check out our sister show, The Vegan Life Coach Podcast, HERE!LET'S CONNECT!

Andrew Taylor's story went viral when the world caught wind of the then-36 year old Aussie dad who had embarked upon a quest to eat only potatoes for the entirety of 2016. With the media frenzy that followed his 'Spud Fit Challenge' story came the opportunity to help thousands of other food addicts deal with their own food psychology issues while losing weight and getting healthier along the way. Andrew's first short book, 'The D.I.Y. Spud Fit Challenge' : a how-to guide to tackling food addiction with the humble spud' was co-authored by his wife Mandy van Zanen and has helped many people to break the shackles of food addiction. His second book, ‘Spud Fit: A whole food, potato-based guide to eating and living' is a collaborative effort between him and over 90 contributors, many of them giants in plant-based nutrition science from around the globe. Andrew now spends his time coaching others through food addiction through his courses, informal and informative Youtube videos, his blog and his steadily expanding Spud Fit community, along with Mandy. He is also a sought-after speaker and natural interviewer, hosting groundbreakers such as Rich Roll, James Aspey, Doug Lisle and Alan Goldhamer for his podcast. In his spare time, Andrew doesn't have spare time - he instead wrangles his two young sons. One day he hopes to be able to have a minute to think in peace so that he can think about what he might like to do with that peace. To learn more, check out www.spudfit.com Thank you for watching. Love & Kale, Chef AJ

James Aspey, vegan activist, released a video discussing why he was off social media for some time. He did have some issues with his back, but one of the main reasons was because of body pain due to stress and tension from vegan advocacy. I believe there are better ways to advocate for the animals than getting into arguments with people online, debating with family & friends or even getting to the point of physically fighting people. I have so much respect for James and what he has done/gone through. I just wish he didn't have to deal with this kind of pain for doing what he's doing. This is something that we can all learn from, though. Be a beacon of light. Let me know your thoughts below.Video I discussed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iqc3yJY7Hhk&t=1671sMedical Disclaimer: This is not medical or health advice. The discussions, talks, interviews & research brought upon by Hungry People are meant for informational and educational purposes only. The content we provide is not exhaustive or specific towards any, one individual. If you choose to apply any recommendations from Hungry People, that is at your own risk. You are in full control of your own health.0:00 - Introduction0:39 - Last week recap2:20 - Today's episode4:07 - Physique & vow of silence6:08 - Big vegan activist8:50 - Back issues11:40 - Vegan activists/Thanksgiving story19:00 - Opioids & nothing working21:30 - "Let's meditate"23:37 - Opioid-induced hyperalgesia25:13 - Dr. Sarno & the MIND!26:16 - Manifesting through the pain30:18 - Comment sections32:36 - Final thoughts

✨🎙️Episodio 60 del podcast VEGANISMO Y SOSTENIBILIDAD de Infovegana✨🎙️ 🔥En este episodio hablamos de: ►Analizamos el regreso del activitsa vegano James Aspey y hablamos sobre el burnout, la importancia del autocuidado y la salud mental de los activistas. ►Comentamos la campaña co-financiada por la Unión Europea de la Ruta del Foie Gras y las prácticas de explotación animal que utiliza esta industria contra patos y ocas. ►Os traemos un estudio donde comentamos como afecta la cautividad en elefantes y cetáceos y como a través de su traslado a santuarios animales se pueden revertir estereotipias y recuperar su salud física y mental. ►Y como siempre, recomendaciones, repaso de la semana, anécdotas y mucho más ;) 💥CADA DOMINGO UN NUEVO EPISODIO DEL PODCAST (disponible en Ivoox, Spotify, Apple Podcast y Youtube) 💙Nuevo formato, más relajado, donde charlamos tranquilamente sobre anécdotas, comentamos noticias, os planteamos dilemas morales y compartimos recomendaciones. Todo relacionado con el antiespecismo, el veganismo y la sostenibilidad. ★Si te apetece, puedes ver nuestro contenido de otras RRSS★ 👉IG: https://www.instagram.com/info_vegana/ 👉TW: @infovegana 👉WEB: https://infovegana.com/ 👉CONTACTO: hola@infovegana.com

Craig and his wife Sam started Five Vegans after recognising a great opportunity to source and sell vegan products online and at local vegan events. The business name is inspired by them being a vegan family of five. One of Five Vegans core values is giving back, so they designed a mystery box where $10 per box is donated to a different animal charity each month. So far, they have donated over $2000 to charities. Craig went vegetarian at age 30 after seeing an article in the newspaper and footage of sheep in the Middle East. Almost 10 years later, Craig watched a number of videos including What The Health and James Aspey's speech and he went vegan. Although Craig was motivated by the ethical side of veganism, he was also interested in the health benefits, as he suffered from an auto immune arthritis called Ankylosing Spondylitis.   Not long after going vegan, Craig met the Perth Anonymous for the Voiceless organiser and began participating in Cube of Truth events. He is regularly involved in animal rights activism events such as outreach and marches. In this episode, Craig also shares their hopes to expand the business, as well as advice for vegan parents and businesses. http://www.fivevegans.com.auhttps://instagram.com/fiveveganshttps://fb.com/fiveveganshttps://www.tiktok.com/@fiveveganshttps://pinterest.com.au/Fivevegans/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXtCQfFVpc1RgThDgj5kpWg

James Aspey returns to the podcast – this time, with his wife Nicky. They have a beautiful story of falling in love and creating a life of shared purpose together. Nicky had to push back against her Brazilian heritage in order to become vegan, and she helped James stop worrying about what other people thought of the language he used to spread the message of veganism and animal cruelty. We talk about their lifestyle, how they both met, how they each became vegan, and more.To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: lytyoga.com/blog/category/podcasts/Resources:Instagram: @jamesaspey + @nickyaspeyYouTube: youtube.com/voiceless365patreon.com/jamesaspey402. “Veganism & Earning Planet Peace, with James Aspey”Visit sprytherapeutics.com and use code “LYTFRIEND” at checkout for a discountRedefining Yoga is a production of Crate Media See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

James Aspey is a renowned animal activist who’s been vegan for eight years. The path to him becoming a voice for the unheard started with his decision to become voiceless, himself. He took a vow of silence in honor of animal suffering and maintained it for an entire year. With his big personality, outspoken charisma, and extreme commitment to the cause, he’s doing so much good in the world. He saw the massive injustices in the animal product industries and just how few people were actually speaking up in the way that they needed to, so he had to take on the mission, himself. The language and tone he uses is often the center of controversy and criticism. We talk about the backlash to this approach, the morality of veganism, and how his diet changed his life following a cancer diagnosis. To learn more and for the complete show notes, visit: https://lytyoga.com/blog/category/podcasts/ (lytyoga.com/blog/category/podcasts/) Resources: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesaspey/?hl=en (@jamesaspey) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/voiceless365 (youtube.com/voiceless365) Visit http://tryveganmealprep.com (tryveganmealprep.com) and use code “LYTYOGA” for 25% off your first order Redefining Yoga is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

Support us on Patreon for BONUS episodes each month & other perks (New Membership tier starting at only $3!!): www.patreon.com/thesavegpodcast In this weeks episode we discuss more on the recent Framing Britney Documentary and how it has increased awareness on how women are treated in the entertainment industry. Rose also dives deep into the scandalous James Aspey youtube drama, what are your thoughts? Also, on a side note, Skype was unfortunately very laggy for this episode, which we tried to fix as much as possible. YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/thesavegpodcast INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/thesavegpodcast

Get ready, cuz in this episode I go DEEP. I share my story about why I became a vegan years ago, and why I'm choosing to go by “vegan-ish” nowadays. There really is no ONE reason for this, so i'm sharing the multiple epiphanies and trains of thought I've been going through these past few months. I don't wanna give too much away... but you're gonna wanna listen to this one :) If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love to know! Feel free to email or message me with your thoughts, and if you're up for it, leave me a review on Apple Podcasts. Or even better, share this episode with a friend who might like it. I appreciate you, you know that right? You can learn more about me and the work I do over at www.nativalderrama.com or follow me along on instagram @nativalderrama. Podcasts I mentioned: Podcast name: Imagine a World with Olivia Episode name: Antinatalism - Imagine a World Podcast name: Yoga Girl: Conversations from the Heart Episode name: Peace, Love and Veganism with James Aspey

Join me for this incredible conversation with animal rights activist, James Aspey. Animal rights is fast becoming one of the most important issues of our lifetime, with far reaching consequences for the planet, climate change, our health, as well as the lives and welfare of the billions of voiceless creatures themselves. Tune in to hear the truth about the industrial meat complex, unpack the double standards that society holds around animals, and learn the simple, smart, health-giving shifts you can make in your diet to respect other species.Head to https://melissaambrosini.com/378 for the show notes.My newsletter: melissaambrosini.com/newsletterMy instagram: @melissaambrosini See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode, I am joined by James Aspey. He is a famous Australian animal rights activist and he dedicates his life to speaking up for the the animals and educating others about the horrors of the animal agricultural industry. James is non-judgmental, open-minded and speaks about veganism from a place of compassion and kindness. He is well-known for taking a 365 day vow of silence to bring awareness to veganism. We dive deep into the difference between vegan vs. plant-based, the dark sides of the meat, dairy and egg industries, how to eat vegan when out in a restaurant, and more.  This episode is brought to you by Silver Fern. Silver Fern is a company that creates incredible gut-friendly products to improve your gut health. I am obsessed with their probiotic, it's third party tested for the highest quality probiotic and it makes such a huge difference. It helps with bloating, clearing skin, improving regularity, preventing constipation and managing any gut issues you might be facing.  USE CODE "HEALTHYGIRL" at checkout for 20% off your Silver Fern probiotic! go vegan: veganuary.com Follow James on Instagram Follow Danielle on Instagram Easy vegan recipes: HealthyGirlKitchen.com

Motivated to raise greater awareness for the planet’s forgotten victims, in 2014 this passionate, Australian animal rights activist took a 365-day vow of silence. After an entire year without uttering a single word, he ended it on Australian national television in an iconic interview that reached millions and inspired countless people to make more conscious and compassionate lifestyle choices.Ranked #3 among the “Top 25 Most Influential Vegans” by Plant Based News, James has gone on to cycle 5000kms across Australia to prove that vegans can be fit & healthy. He got tattooed for 25 hours straight to raise $20,000 for charity. He’s been featured in a multitude of prominent mainstream media outlets; given free speeches at countless schools, universities, and conferences; and attended local activism events, slaughterhouse vigils, and street outreach events all across the world.He transparently shares his life and campaigns online to a massive tribe of global followers. His speeches have been viewed tens of millions of times and his most popular speech, "This Speech Is Your Wake Up Call", has been viewed over 13 million times. Enthusiastic, relatable and highly skilled behind a podium, James is inspiring a new generation to change how we eat and live in communion with the animals that share this Earth with us.In this episode James Aspey and Yoga Is Vegan's Holly Skodis discuss the following:James Aspey's journey towards veganism and vipasana meditationSlaughterhouse: The Shocking Story of Greed, Neglect, and Inhumane Treatment Inside the U.S. Meat Industry by Gail EisnitzThe treatment of animals in slaughterhousesEarthlings DocumentaryDominion DocumentaryConnect with James: Instagram: @Jamesaspey Facebook: @JamesaspeyactivismYouTube: James Aspey

James Aspey is one of the most influential animal activists and vegans to date, motivated to raise greater awareness for the planet's voiceless victims. In 2014 he took a 365-day vow of silence and after an entire year without uttering a single word, he ended it on Australian national television with an interview that inspired millions to make more conscious and compassionate lifestyle choices. If you're looking for inspiration, ways to get active and how to stay positive in this world of animal rights activism this podcast is for you. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/livingcrueltyfreewithme/message

5 DELICIOUS DINNER RECIPES to support your weight loss: https://www.chefaj.com/5-delicious-lo... ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Andrew Taylor's story went viral when the world caught wind of the then-36 year old Aussie dad who had embarked upon a quest to eat only potatoes for the entirety of 2016. With the media frenzy that followed his 'Spud Fit Challenge' story came the opportunity to help thousands of other food addicts deal with their own food psychology issues while losing weight and getting healthier along the way. Andrew's first short book, 'The D.I.Y. Spud Fit Challenge' : a how-to guide to tackling food addiction with the humble spud' was co-authored by his wife Mandy van Zanen and has helped many people to break the shackles of food addiction. His second book, ‘Spud Fit: A whole food, potato-based guide to eating and living' is a collaborative effort between him and over 90 contributors, many of them giants in plant-based nutrition science from around the globe. Andrew now spends his time coaching others through food addiction through his courses, informal and informative Youtube videos, his blog and his steadily expanding Spud Fit community, along with Mandy. He is also a sought-after speaker and natural interviewer, hosting groundbreakers such as Rich Roll, James Aspey, Doug Lisle and Alan Goldhamer for his podcast. In his spare time, Andrew doesn't have spare time - he instead wrangles his two young sons. One day he hopes to be able to have a minute to think in peace so that he can think about what he might like to do with that peace. To learn more, check out www.spudfit.com Thank you for watching. Love & Kale, Chef AJ

Oder: Wie wir uns selbst belügen. // V.E.G.A.N. Und schon fängt die Diskussion an. In dieser Folge geht es nicht darum, ob Veganer*innen, Frutarier*innen oder Allesesser*innen die besseren Menschen sind, sondern um die Diskussionskultur, die rund um das Thema Veganismus vorherrscht. Und jetzt viel Spaß beim Streiten. // Teilt mit mir eure Gedanken zur Folge: instagram.com/jungundflexibel. Bewertung schreiben: bit.ly/jungundflexibel-apple. Vorbeischauen: www.jungundflexibel.de. // Quellen: https://www.gesundheit.de/ernaehrung/gesund-essen/ernaehrungswissen/grundbausteine-der-gesunden-ernaehrung. https://laurenwildbolz.ch/kochbuecher/. Podcast-Interview mit Lauren Wildholz in "Einfach gesund leben" von Dr. Janna Scharfenberg: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0zEb6HY2n09uK1ycOE2j8D. Instagram-Accounts zu dem Thema "Vegane Kindererziehung": https://www.instagram.com/earthyandy/?hl=de. KORREKTUR: Es handelt sich um "Ellen Fisher" statt "Rudy Jude": https://www.instagram.com/ellenfisher/. https://www.dw.com/de/die-deutschen-und-das-fleisch/a-49947501. https://www.sueddeutsche.de/leben/tiere-menschen-verhaeltnis-nutztiere-tierschutz-1.4712004?reduced=true. https://www.welt.de/reise/Fern/article152771094/Auf-Fleischkonsum-drohen-sogar-Haftstrafen.html. https://www.peta.de/china-hunde-katzen. https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article193881877/Currywurst-Das-sind-die-beliebtesten-Kantinen-Gerichte-der-Deutschen.html. https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/london-behoerde-zieht-muttermilch-eis-aus-dem-verkehr-a-748171.html. Tierrechtsaktivist James Aspey: https://www.instagram.com/jamesaspey/. Podcast-Interview mit James Aspey in "Yoga Girl: Conversations from the Heart" von Rachel Brathen: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/peace-love-and-veganism-with-james-aspey/id1219728105?i=1000393767672. Netflix-Dokumentation: "The Game Changers" von Louie Psihoyos. https://www.focus.de/gesundheit/ernaehrung/the-game-changers-gamechangers-raet-zur-ernaehrungsumstellung-muss-das-sein_id_11448172.html. Podcast-Interview mit "Slow Food Deutschland e.V."-Vorstand Dr. Ursula Hudson in "Sinneswandel" von Marilena Berends: https://marilenaberends.de/2019/12/09/33/. //

Hey everyone, here's another episode to help you get through the zombie apocalypse!   As always..thanks for listening!   https://www.patreon.com/theweekindoubt http://palbertelli.podbean.com http://www.facebook.com/TheWeekInDoubtPodcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-week-in-doubt-podcast/id510160837 www.audibletrial.com/theweekindoubt Twitter: @theweekindoubt Also available on Stitcher

In part one of McUniverse we serve a 3 course meal of ideas as a carnivore, a vegan and a scientist, talk about the ethics of eating and the consciousness of plants. Guests James Aspey https://www.jamesaspey.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/jamesaspey/?hl=en Dr Monica Gagliano https://www.monicagagliano.com/ https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/576914/thus-spoke-the-plant-by-monica-gagliano/ Carnivore Diet Links Mikhalia Peterson https://mikhailapeterson.com/ Shawn Baker https://shawn-baker.com/ Joe Rogan and Shawn Bakerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj_Bc9hdHa0 Plant Intelligence Links Michael Pollan https://michaelpollan.com/ The Huichol - Keepers of Peyote https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huichol#Peyote Contact www.danmcuniverse.com https://twitter.com/DanMcUniverse dan@danmchugh.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join me, Dan McHugh, for McUniverse... A podcast that encourages you to entertain ideas that you wouldn't normally allow yourself to consider.   Contact www.danmcuniverse.com https://twitter.com/DanMcUniverse dan@danmchugh.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At the age of 17, James Aspey was diagnosed with leukaemia and given six weeks to live. Over the next 3 years, he fought to survive, which he did. He emerged from that battle with a new appreciation of life and a personal understanding of suffering. During his treatment he'd gained 23kg and after being given the all clear he began, with the help of a trainer to get his weight and fitness back on track. Inspired by the help he'd got James became a personal trainer too. It was whilst on a cruise ship working as a PT that James met a man that would completely change the path of his life. He began to question some of the things he'd always believed about food and health and embarked on a journey that would lead him first to giving up eating animals, then to giving up his voice for animals and finally, to what he does today, speaking all over the world about animals and veganism. His words are visceral and provocative, his message is hard to hear...but more and more people are listening, and that's why I asked James to come on the show. If you want to get some lessons from a master speaker, with a heartfelt message that is influencing people across the globe to make a major shift in their life and beliefs...then listen to this show...but be warned... at times you may find what James says disturbing and challenging. What we talk about: What James found out that changed the course of his life. Why we should care about what we eat. The benefits of a vegan diet. How James coped having a year without uttering a word. Why it's important for speakers to focus on understanding and addressing potential objections and how James does it. Why James believes education is the best way to influence people and how he does it. How James tailors his message for different audiences Why we sometimes need to shock to create change How being Vegan can help you grow as a communicator Why Tofu is one of the most underrated foods of all time! Why humour is so powerful, especially when your message is serious! How James puts his talks together, for maximum attention and impact. What James considers to be the most important point of his speeches. James' secret to becoming a great speaker. James' secret to business success. All things James: @JamesAspey https://www.jamesaspey.com.au Other Resources* The Power by Rhonda Byrne The World Peace Diet by Dr Will Tuttle Eternal Treblinka by Charles Patterson   https://www.mystorywizard.com https://www.standoutpitch.com https://www.thespeakingclub.com/masterclass Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts:                                                  leave a comment below. Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. To help the show out: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. *(please note if you use my link I get a small commission, but this does not affect your payment)  

Let’s Rage Together Podcast — In this episode we discuss and critique some recent forms of vegan activism, from offering Trump $1 million to not eat animals for a month, to vigils, to reenacting non-human animal exploitation, to The Game Changers documentary. We also respond to some interesting listener feedback. · The Lonely Vegans (Instagram Post) · Muslims Aren’t A Race, So I Can’t Be Racist, Right? Wrong. (Article) · Racism and Islamophobia (Article) · Yes, Islamophobia is a type of racism. Here’s why · The Instagram Conundrum: Why did a photo of James Aspey spark outrage and split opinions? (Article) · Blue Horizon International Foundation (Website) · ·

In the case of being vegan, you are considering animals who are other sentient beings -- they have souls like we do -- so, if I care deeply about people... then I should care an equal amount -- and I do care an equal amount -- for animals as well... The fifth interview in this series, features Raffaella Giampaolo. Raffaella is an intuitive healer providing Reiki, sound therapy, aroma therapy and spiritual readings for self-discovery and transformation. Raffaella has been vegan for 4 years. In this interview, she helps us understand why she became vegan and shares with us her personal vegan journey. Mentioned in this podcast: Kimberly Snyder, Glowing Green Smoothie, Eating Animals (documentary), James Aspey, EarthlingEd

#33: My guest for you today is James Aspey a vegan who is an animal rights activist who comitted to a vow of silence for 365 days to get his message out to the world. He goes over vegan diets, why killing animals is wrong, vegan alternatives to meat, and how to be vegan in the most healthiest way possible.

Once you’ve experienced true fear and suffering, it’s hard to ignore the agony and trauma of others.    James Aspey was diagnosed with cancer at only 17 and was told he’d be dead in six weeks if he didn’t start chemotherapy immediately.    After three years of treatment, he’d gained 50 pounds and developed a severe binge eating disorder.    As he worked to find peace and healing through the principles of Vipassana meditation, he was exposed to the realities of the meat and dairy industries.    James made vows to resist the impulses of his bulimia, to never consume animal products again, and to stay silent for 365 days to raise awareness and promote peace over violence.    He joins Dotsie and Alexandra in this episode to share how making the switch has been spiritually liberating and has allowed him to live truly aligned with his values.    You’ll hear how he broke out of his food addiction, his tips for transitioning to veganism, and why it’s so important to be part of animal activism outside of your personal plate.    What we discuss in this episode:   - The article recently published in a New York university’s Women’s and Gender Studies journal that’s calling out the sexual abuse of dairy cows   - James’s story of being diagnosed with cancer at 17 and dealing with three years of treatment   - How eating out of boredom and a need for pleasure led to a serious binge eating disorder   - How a Vipassana meditation course and a book by Jennifer Taitz gave James the tools he needed to break free from his bulimia    - Why James took a vow of silence, a vow to stop purging, and a vow to never consume animal products again   - James’s tips for anyone wanting to cut animal products out of their life   - The four must-watch documentaries James recommends if you want to understand the importance of going vegan: Forks Over Knives, What the Health, Cowspiracy, and Dominion   - Why it’s important to have compassion for people who have been socialized to reject plant-based diets, and how to be empathetic to anyone who has yet to make the switch   - If you want to liberate animals you must first liberate yourself: Hear how to free yourself by accepting negative sensations    - Follow James on Facebook at @JamesAspeyActivism, on YouTube at James & Carly, on Instagram at @jamesaspey, and on his website at jamesaspey.com.au.   Connect with Switch4Good   - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ2toqAmlQpwR1HDF_KKfGg   - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Switch4Good/   - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/switch4good/   - Twitter: https://twitter.com/SwitchForGood   - Website: switch4good.org

In this episode of The Plant Trainers Podcast, we talk with Australia and Canada’s influential animal rights activists, James Aspey and Carly Taylor. This was a fun one since Adam had just hosted James and Carly at his school a few months ago. So we got to talk about the impact that one speech has made so far amongst the staff and students. We cover a lot from Australia's “heart-healthy” recommendations to how they each became vegan. We spent some time talking about eating disorders and how a vegan diet actually helped heal James from his. Of course, we talked about James' year-long vow of silence and a few other myth busters.  Carly Taylor is an animal rights activist originally from Toronto, Canada. After studying biology & psychology in her undergrad, she now travels around the world with her partner organizing activism events and speeches, and creating online content to help spread the vegan message & inspire people to live more conscious lifestyles. Ranked #3 among the “Top 25 Most Influential Vegans” by Plant Based News and motivated to raise greater awareness for the planet’s voiceless victims, in 2014 James Aspey took a 365-day vow of silence. After an entire year without uttering a single word, he first spoke on Australia’s most popular morning show in an interview viewed by tens of millions and inspiring countless people to make more conscious and compassionate lifestyle choices, cementing him as a charismatic new force in the fight for the ethical treatment of animals. James Aspey has gone on to cycle 5000 km across Australia to prove that vegans can be fit & healthy. He transparently shares his life and campaigns online to a massive tribe of global followers. Online, his speeches have reached tens of millions of people. And his most popular speech has been viewed over 12 million times. Enthusiastic, accessible and highly skilled behind a podium, James is inspiring a new generation to change how we eat and live in communion with the animals that share this home we call Earth. This is a great episode for anyone who is considering being vegan, wants to know more about the vegan movement or wants to hear a more in-depth interview with these amazing well-known activists.  In this episode we discuss: Milk is liquid meat  Australia’s heart-healthy recommendations Carly becoming vegan Starting the vow of silence Violence behind every single animal product James' eating disorders Overcoming an eating disorder Impact of the vow of silence and breaking it The traveling and impact Costa Rica Amazon rainforest How to respond to “used to be vegan but it wasn’t healthy for me” The blood type diet Advice to people who want to change but think they can’t James and Carly at Adam’s school Links to things we mentioned:  – use “planttrainers” at checkout for a discount! Host your own podcast with  – use promo code “plants” and get a month free! James Aspey - , , Carly Taylor - ,  - The Guardian How Not To Die with Michael Greger M.D. – 

Vyprávění o tom, jak jsem klidným objektivním komentářem vytrigerroval fanatické veganské uctívače aktivisty Jamese Aspeyho. Řekneme si o tom, jak jsou vegani povýšení, jak Facebook zveličuje emoce a vytváří nesmyslné rozbroje. No a taky se dozvíme, jaký jsem anti-vegan propagandistický troll co ani neumí anglicky! VE VIDEU ZMIŇUJU TOTO SUPER VIDEO OD KURZGESAGT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouAccsTzlGU

¿Hay algún método comprobado para acompañar a gente interesada en el veganismo y ayudarle a dar el paso? Sí. ¿Está en español? A partir de la semana próxima, ¡sí! Se llama Desafío 22+. Hoy hablamos con Nozomi, que dirige el nuevo proyecto de Challenge 22+ en español y nos cuenta cómo funciona el proyecto, cuánto éxito está teniendo en el mundo y por qué. Enlaces relacionados: Post sobre el diálogo de James Aspey con un «hater» antivegano en Facebook (y que termina con una invitación al Challenge 22+) Desafío 22+: http://challenge22.com/es Registro de voluntari@s: https://db.challenge22.com/mentor-application-form?lang=es ¿Qué te parece este proyecto? ¿Conoces a alguien que lo haya hecho? ¿A quién se lo recomendarías? Comparte tu punto de vista en los comentarios.

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Not often you come across a person that just gets it. Understands the true meaning of compassion and consciousness. Finding a whole family with this view is impossible. Well thats what I thought until meeting Margaux Khoury and Joshua Bruce David. They are the uber successful founders of The Best Deodorant in the World along with James Aspey, they are in the process of launching Vegan Rebels which is a vegan venture capital company, they supply the world with clean drinking water, they unschool their 3 children and they live a conscious vegan lifestyle. Nothing is impossible for this family. And as a bonus they are the kindest and most loving souls ever.We Chat About the Following Topics:Raising 3 kids consciously, compassionetely and veganThe disconnection within reality. Animal agriculture and the relationship towards climate change, health and peace.How being a wholefood vegan is the healthiest and most sustainable way to beUnschooling and how the current school system is archaic and not suited to aid the growth of individual personalitiesThe Best Deodorant in the World: Speak of a near fatal call through surgical error which motivated them to transform their deo company into a business thats purpose was to pay it forward. They partnered with Water.org and for every deo that they sold they supplied one person with water for a year.Vegan Rebels: Opening up their own venture based company to help vegan businesses growWhy he got cow tatoos on his hand"The world needs more elevated children"Resources:The Best Deodorant in the WorldThe Best Deodorant In The World VideoVegan Made Simple Facebook GroupMargaux Khoury InstagramJoshua Bruce David InstagramGreta Thunberg VideoJohn Holt - Growing without schoolingSir Ken Robinson - Do Schools Kill Creativity TED TalkIndiegogoSimon Sinek - Start with Why

Hosted by: Dr. Danielle Belardo Instagram: @theveggiemd Twitter: @theveggiemd Facebook: The Veggie MD Produced by: Dr. Kasey Johnson Instagram: @drkaseyjohnson   Todays episode with James Aspey is special.  Today we change direction and take a break from the science, and we talk about the journey to veganism.   James is one of my good friends and he's a well known world wide public speaker and activist for animals.   How did James go from eating meat and dairy with every single meal to going fully vegan?  What made this brilliant individual take a 365 day vow of science?  What is cognitive dissonance?  From a place of compassion, empathy, and understanding, James Aspey and I walk you through the journey to going vegan.  If there is any episode I have shared that I wish you would listen to, it's this one.   More about James Aspey:   James Aspey is a public speaker, activist for both human and animal rights, and world leader in compassion.  He has gone on to cycle 5000kms across Australia to prove that vegans can be fit & healthy.  In 2014 this passionate, young, Australian animal rights activist took a 365-day vow of silence and he ended it on Australian national television with an interview that inspired millions to make more conscious and compassionate lifestyle choices. On YouTube, his speeches have reached tens of millions of people. And his most popular speech has been viewed over 12 million views. Find James Aspey on Instagram at: @jamesaspey Facebook: James Aspey Youtube: James & Carly

Recently Logan Paul hosted James Aspey, a vegan activist on his podcast show The Impaulsive Podcast. I talk about what I think it means for this message to be out there on such a big platform and also discuss why I think Logan might have not thrived on his Vegan diet experiment.

He took a 1 year vow of silence to support the voiceless. James Aspey will not accept your meat eating bulls**t.Join The Movement. Be A Maverick ► https://maverickbyloganpaul.comSUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► https://www.youtube.com/impaulsiveLISTEN ON:ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/i...SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/36PzTdM...CASTBOX: https://castbox.fm/vc/1486024Watch Previous (Tai Lopez)  ► https://youtu.be/6RnLB2UkTlAADD ME ON:INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/LoganPaul/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/LoganPaul***PLEASE NOTE***Impaulsive is a significant break from the typical content viewers have come to expect from the vlog channel & we could not be more proud and excited to watch this unfold and grow. Please be advised that we will be exploring a wide variety of topics (some adult-themed) and our younger viewers (and their parents) should be advised that some topics will be for mature audiences only.

Observing silence for a full year in solidarity with the animals, James Aspey has been called the conscience of the animal rights movement; and Laura Callan is the founder and publisher of the hottest new publication in the United Kingdom, Bright Zine. Show notes.

Kindness is the language the deaf can hear and the blind can see. In Episode 57 I sit down with Carly Taylor & James Aspey to talk about animal activism and talk about the importance of being patient, kind and understanding when communicating the 'vegan' message. For those of you who may be more interested in the health aspects of a plant-based lifestyle, or perhaps see 'vegan's as extreme, I urge you to listen to this conversation - I think it just may give you a different view of veganism. IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER: Carly's personal story - where she grew up, what life was like, why she transitioned to a plant based diet and why veganism is so important to her Carly's typical day on a plate Supplements Carly takes Carly's idea of Pre-Vegans Strategy for talking to others about the ethics of veganism Human Rights, Mental Health, Animal Health/Rights and Planetary Health The idea of 'humane' slaughter, organic, free-range, cage-free etc Packaging of animal products on shelf & marketing angles Fuelling yourself on plants in 2019 - options for everyone (junk food versus whole food) Importance of the Lifestyle Medicine Doctor's encouraging plant based nutrition A plethora of resources to refer to for more information & inspiration Plans James & Carly have for 2019 and beyond and much much more during this 2.5 hour conversation *NOTE: although this podcast doesn't go into as much detail about factory farming as my previous podcast with James Aspey when he shared his story, there is still some talk about what happens to animals. So with that in mind, perhaps one parents want to listen to first before deciding if it's ok for their juniors to listen. I personally think there are so many powerful messages in this for our children to hear - whether via directly listening or being given a summary appropriate to their age and personality etc RESOURCES: Footage: watch1000eyes.com aussiefarms.org watchdominion.com https://speciesismthemovie.com Youtube videos: James' speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHOcox2lvQo Gary Yourofsky's speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=es6U00LMmC4 Earthling Ed's speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3u7hXpOm58 Erin Janus' dairy video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcN7SGGoCNI Kid friendly videos (Bite Size Vegan): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDEc87fomio&list=PLmIqdlomtuStMwQ9KWEE8Nn5GyK6vNqz2 Recipes: BOSH: bosh.tv Forks Over Knives: https://www.forksoverknives.com/recipes/

Kindness is the language the deaf can hear and the blind can see. In Episode 57 I sit down with Carly Taylor & James Aspey to talk about animal activism and talk about the importance of being patient, kind and understanding when communicating the 'vegan' message. For those of you who may be more interested in the health aspects of a plant-based lifestyle, or perhaps see 'vegan's as extreme, I urge you to listen to this conversation - I think it just may give you a different view of veganism.IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:Carly's personal story - where she grew up, what life was like, why she transitioned to a plant based diet and why veganism is so important to herCarly's typical day on a plateSupplements Carly takesCarly's idea of Pre-VegansStrategy for talking to others about the ethics of veganismHuman Rights, Mental Health, Animal Health/Rights and Planetary HealthThe idea of 'humane' slaughter, organic, free-range, cage-free etcPackaging of animal products on shelf & marketing anglesFuelling yourself on plants in 2019 - options for everyone (junk food versus whole food)Importance of the Lifestyle Medicine Doctor's encouraging plant based nutritionA plethora of resources to refer to for more information & inspirationPlans James & Carly have for 2019 and beyondand much much more during this 2.5 hour conversation*NOTE: although this podcast doesn't go into as much detail about factory farming as my previous podcast with James Aspey when he shared his story, there is still some talk about what happens to animals. So with that in mind, perhaps one parents want to listen to first before deciding if it's ok for their juniors to listen. I personally think there are so many powerful messages in this for our children to hear - whether via directly listening or being given a summary appropriate to their age and personality etcRESOURCES:Footage: watch1000eyes.comaussiefarms.orgwatchdominion.comhttps://speciesismthemovie.com Youtube videos:James’ speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHOcox2lvQoGary Yourofsky’s speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=es6U00LMmC4Earthling Ed’s speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3u7hXpOm58Erin Janus’ dairy video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcN7SGGoCNIKid friendly videos (Bite Size Vegan): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDEc87fomio&list=PLmIqdlomtuStMwQ9KWEE8Nn5GyK6vNqz2Recipes:BOSH: bosh.tvForks Over Knives: https://www.forksoverknives.com/recipes/Plant Proof: Recipes PageAssistance going vegan:Challenge22.comVeganuary.comNetflix documentaries:Forks Over KnivesWhat The HealthCowspiracyBooks:World Peace DietEternal TreblinkaWhat a fish knows by Jonathan BalcombeHow Not to Die - Dr. Michael GregerProteinaholic - Dr. Garth DavisAnd of course keep your eye out for the Plant Proof book I'm publishing with Penguin at the very start of 2020 (all profits being donated to charity)Activism resources:CarnismDebunked.comEarthlingEd.com/eBookTo follow these guys and see what they're up to connect with Carly & James on Instagram.Studies spoken about in the intro:Fibre study in the LancetEat Lancet Diet for Planetary HealthIf you enjoyed the episode and have a spare 1-2 minutes please leave a review on iTunes so the Plant Proof podcast ranks higher and becomes more discoverable for other listeners. And if you have any friends that you think will benefit from listening to this episode or any of the other Plant Proof episodes please share the link – together we can make this world a healthier place.Currently, the Plant Proof podcast can be listened to on iTunes, Google Podcasts (note: use the google podcast app not google play), Spotify, Stitcher, Soundcloud or on the Plantproof.com directly. If you listen on iTunes be sure to hit ‘subscribe’or ‘follow’ on Spotifyso you are instantly notified when I release new episodes each week.Hope you enjoy the episode friends.Simon HillCreator of Plantproof.com - your FREE resource for plant based nutrition information

“I went voiceless because they're voiceless.“James Aspey Why do we love dogs, eat pigs and wear cows?Dr. Melanie Joy coined this phenomenon speciesism.James Aspey calls it what it is — just plain wrong.Motivated to raise greater awareness for the planet's voiceless victims, in 2014 this passionate, young, Australian animal rights activist took a 365-day vow of silence. After an entire year without uttering a single word, he ended it on Australian national television with an interview that inspired millions to make more conscious and compassionate lifestyle choices and cemented him as a charismatic new force in the fight for the ethical treatment of animals.Ranked #3 among the “Top 25 Most Influential Vegans” by Plant Based News, James has gone on to cycle 5000kms across Australia to prove that vegans can be fit & healthy. He got tattooed for 25 hours straight to raise $20,000 for charity. He's been featured in a multitude of prominent mainstream media outlets; given free speeches at countless schools, universities, and conferences; and attended local activism events, slaughterhouse vigils, and street outreach events all across the world. He transparently shares his life and campaigns online to a massive tribe of global followers. On YouTube, his speeches have reached tens of millions of people. And his most popular speech has been viewed over 12 million views.Enthusiastic, accessible and highly skilled behind a podium, James is inspiring a new generation to change how we eat and live in communion with the animals that share this home we call Earth.But there's so much more to this young man's life than meets the eye. At 17, James was diagnosed with leukemia and told he only had 6 weeks to live. He beat the cancer only to slide into a life of drugs and alcohol punctuated by a profound eating disorder. Then a chance encounter with an Indian man would forever change the trajectory of James' life.Today I'm proud to help this passionate defender of the voiceless share his powerful story.But first, a caveat. I'm not unaware that a contingent of you shut down when the subject turns to animal welfare. I know, because I used to be that person. I didn’t start out inherently compassionate about these issues. My shift to a plant-based lifestyle was initially motivated purely for personal health reasons. In fact it was years before I became sensitive to the horrific and inexcusable manner in which we treat our animal friends. But it's an issue I now care deeply about. And it's an issue we simply can no longer ignore or tolerate.Ghandi once famously said, “The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated.”History will not look fondly upon our track record. And I, for one, want to be on the right side of history.So for those who think this episode just isn't for you, I urge you to set aside any judgment, projection or pre-conceived ideas you may have about James or this subject matter. Trust me. And open your heart. Because to move forward, we cannot continue to turn a blind eye.I really dig this conversation. I hope you do too. More importantly, I hope it inspires you to take positive action for change — both personal and global.To view our conversation on YouTube, visit bit.ly/jamesaspey423. And don't forget we're also now on Spotify here: bit.ly/rrpspotifyPeace + Plants,Listen, Watch & Subscribe See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We had so much fun with our guests in these episodes that we wanted to kick off 2019 with an homage to them with some highlight moments in this very special compilation. Happy New Year from all of us at The Laura Clery Podcast! Enjoy.  -0:00 Intro -1:43 Chelcie Lynn "Trailer Trash Tammy" -8:13 Brittany Furlan -14:52 Perez Hilton  -19:41 Grace Helbig -25:08 Gareth Reynolds -31:39 Jennette McCurdy -35:09 Kyle Dunnigan  41:16 Simone Shepherd  -44:39 Manon Mathews  -48:08 James Aspey  -51:24 Moby -54:47 Outro * If you haven't yet, go sign up for The Laura Clery Podcast Facebook Group so we can see your face and chat with you!

The Love You Give talks to Australian animal rights activist James Aspey about why he took a one year vow of silence, veganism being the diet of the future, and the morality/ethicality/health/environmental affects of our diets. website http://www.jamesaspey.com.au/ instagram @jamesaspey .

This is an epic episode that is pact full with issues that are super important to us like animal rights, the environment and being vegans. James has such a big story to tell and so many life lessons to share. Make sure to stay through to the end for a really conscious version of our Instagram Q & A.  -0:00 Intro -7:36 Go vegan! -18:15 Language -23:26 Greed -24:28 Cognitive dissonance  -28:16 Stephen's vegan story -31:54 Challenge22.com -45:39 Energy (plus...drugs) -57:34 Vow of silence -1:17:49 Instagram Q & A -1:28:51 Best Vegan dog food 2018 * If you haven't yet, go sign up for The Laura Clery Podcast Facebook Group so we can see your face and chat with you!

He went from not liking animals to dedicating his life to advocating on their behalf. Australian vegan activist James Aspey began his vegan journey with a twelve-month vow of silence “to raise awareness for animals and promote peace over violence.” Foremost an advocate for animal rights who now travels the world to spread and promote the cause, James once suffered from bulimia, battled cancer when he was 17, began appreciating animals when he was 26, committed to a 24-hour tattoo session to raise awareness for animals and money for animal charities, and has given hundreds of talks about veganism—to name a few of his achievements. Tune into this special episode of 2RV to learn about James’s transformational journey from meat eater to vegan activist, and to listen as Glenn, Marty, and James discuss how logic is at the root of their vegan journeys, share statistics that illustrate the tragedy of the meat industry, reflect on the impact and importance of bearing witness, debate the media’s influence and the impact of messaging on the narrative of eating meat, confer on the legality of classifying eggs as a health food, unpack the successes of of vegan cuisine among non-vegans and non-vegetarians, and wonder at non-dairy milk sale successes in the United States, and so much more! Warning: Contains adult content

Vegains Podcast with James Aspey 1:39 How did you start your journey as a vegan activist? 5:51 How did he get the idea to not speak for an entire year? 13:39 What problems did he have during this time? 19:55 James was a major influence when I became vegan. Who influenced him? 28:32 How is the whole foods challenge going? What are you missing the most? 33:42 What did he do to those puppies he had? 35:17 How do you deal with family/friends who don’t want to support what you are doing? 41:42 Is he planning to have kids in the future with Carly? I think they would be incredible parents 44:40 Are you going to bali vegan festival again this year? 51:42 Do you think you will ever retire from vegan activism? 56:24 What scares you? 58:29 Best advice you have ever received? 1:01:10 What is the future of veganism? James speaks for the first time after 1 year of silence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgR_zz8Kmbs&t=4s&frags=pl%2Cwn Stay in Touch with James: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcKFPLxaWvKMwbjd5GjhzKg http://www.instagram.com/jamesaspey ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ My website ► https://vegains.org My App ► https://get.vegains-app.com Merch ► https://www.vegansavage.com My Transformation & why I’m Vegan ► http://bit.ly/VeganPlaylist YouTube German ► https://www.youtube.com/VegainsDE YouTube English ► https://www.youtube.com/Vegains Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/vegainstrength/ Instagram Food ► https://www.instagram.com/vegainsfood/ Podcast German ► https://soundcloud.com/vegainsde Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/vegainstrength/

Episode 21 with Animal Activist James Aspey on the horrors of factory farming and why he gave up meat. James Aspey is an Australian Animal Activist & Vegan who incredibly took a year long vow of silence to raise awareness for the animal cruelty that takes place within our food system. He has since become one of the worlds most well known, if not the most well known, Animal Activist having given over 500 free speeches across the globe. He lives and breathes this and is well equipped to explain to us how big of an issue the consumption of animal products is and why everyone should at least consider reducing or eliminating such foods from their plate. In this episode we covered: Where James grew up and the types of foods he ate as a child His own health journey and in particular a pivotal time of his life that led to him becoming more conscious about his health His transition to a vegan diet & what sparked this Why he took a year long vow of silence and what that was like How James makes money & manages to dedicate his entire life to activism What is happening behind the closed doors at factory farms Resources to go away and watch to educate yourself further Factory farming statistics so we can understand the size of this issue Solutions to eating less meat, or cutting it out altogether and reducing animal suffering What Vegan Utopia looks like to him and much more As James does go into detail about what's happening inside the 'abattoirs' please make sure you listen to this at an appropriate time. Whether that is in the company our your children in the car or at home by yourself I'll leave that in your hands but just a pre warning. REVIEW/SHARE: If you enjoyed the episode and have a spare 1-2 minutes please leave a review on iTunes so the Plant Proof podcast ranks higher and becomes more discoverable for other listeners. And if you have any friends that you think will benefit from listening to this episode or any of the other Plant Proof episodes please share the link – together we can make this world a healthier place. WHERE TO LISTEN TO THE PLANT PROOF PODCAST? Currently, the Plant Proof podcast can be listened to on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, Soundcloud or on the Plantproof.com directly. If you listen on iTunes be sure to hit ‘subscribe' or ‘follow' on Spotify so you are instantly notified when I release new episodes each week.

Episode 21 with Animal Activist James Aspey on the horrors of factory farming and why he gave up meat.James Aspey is an Australian Animal Activist & Vegan who incredibly took a year long vow of silence to raise awareness for the animal cruelty that takes place within our food system. He has since become one of the worlds most well known, if not the most well known, Animal Activist having given over 500 free speeches across the globe. He lives and breathes this and is well equipped to explain to us how big of an issue the consumption of animal products is and why everyone should at least consider reducing or eliminating such foods from their plate.In this episode we covered:Where James grew up and the types of foods he ate as a childHis own health journey and in particular a pivotal time of his life that led to him becoming more conscious about his healthHis transition to a vegan diet & what sparked thisWhy he took a year long vow of silence and what that was likeHow James makes money & manages to dedicate his entire life to activismWhat is happening behind the closed doors at factory farmsResources to go away and watch to educate yourself furtherFactory farming statistics so we can understand the size of this issueSolutions to eating less meat, or cutting it out altogether and reducing animal sufferingWhat Vegan Utopia looks like to himand much moreAs James does go into detail about what's happening inside the 'abattoirs' please make sure you listen to this at an appropriate time. Whether that is in the company our your children in the car or at home by yourself I'll leave that in your hands but just a pre warning.REVIEW/SHARE:If you enjoyed the episode and have a spare 1-2 minutes please leave a review on iTunes so the Plant Proof podcast ranks higher and becomes more discoverable for other listeners. And if you have any friends that you think will benefit from listening to this episode or any of the other Plant Proof episodes please share the link – together we can make this world a healthier place.WHERE TO LISTEN TO THE PLANT PROOF PODCAST?Currently, the Plant Proof podcast can be listened to on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, Soundcloud or on the Plantproof.com directly. If you listen on iTunes be sure to hit ‘subscribe’ or ‘follow’ on Spotify so you are instantly notified when I release new episodes each week.

James Aspey is a legendary activist with tens of thousands of social media followers. He was diagnosed with cancer at age 17 and struggled for years to overcome it. He eventually became a vegan animal rights activist and began telling his story all over the world. He is probably most famous for going an entire year without speaking, and then breaking his silence on National Television by speaking in favour of a vegan world. James Aspey Website News of the Day Excuse of the Day: The world will be overrun with animals if everyone goes vegan Tip of the Day: Do activism at supermarkets! The Livegan Podcast Patreon Page The Livegan Podcast Facebook PageThe Livegan Podcast Instagram Page

Activist extraordinaire Jame Aspey lays it all on the line in this episode of Awesome Vegans with Elysabeth Alfano.  He outlines the way we get our food today, how little we have advanced in this area and his favorite snacks and go-to meal.  Listen in here or watch the video on Youtube https://bit.ly/2rFZ1cO. Subscribe!

This week on “Rebel Hearts”: Kristie speaks with vegan activist, James Aspey. James is a man on a mission. He believes the majority of people in the world are participating in unnecessary and easily avoidable violence every time they purchase animal products. He is most well known for taking a year long vow of silence to raise awareness for animals and cycled 5000kms across Australia. He also got tattooed for 25 hours to raise money for charity and has reached tens of millions of people through his online speeches.    In this interview, James talks about his own Hero’s Journey that got him to where he is today. This includes a Leukemia diagnosis at just 17 years old, which led him to become a vegetarian, a personal trainer, and eventually a Vegan. He shares some of the astonishing research he came across leading him to what he believes is the obvious choice.   James and I discuss the difference between vegetarianism and veganism, and why the latter is the next logical step if you want to have an ethical stand. Find out why it’s not just eating meat that causes atrocities to these poor animals, but the dairy industry does, too.   You will also hear James bust some of the myths surrounding veganism and how much we have been brainwashed by the meat and dairy industries. And throughout the entire interview, you will see how practicing compassion through veganism can (and does) certainly affect the state of the world.   Watch this interview to learn how you, too, can make choices that make an impact. BE the change that you want to see in the world … it all starts with us!

Leigh-Chantelle interviews James Aspey by Viva la Vegan!

People always ask 'how you stay vegan for the long term?'. Well, the short answer is simple, animals. Today I'm talking with my husband, Eric Girgash, who created the vegan mini doc, 'The Truth About Chicken' featuring James Aspey. We discuss what the point of a 'Save Movement' is if you can't save animals and finding fulfillment in your activism. Plus, we team up to answer listener questions on vegan alcohol and collagen. WATCH the Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxBS3coCpfc Join the free SELF CARE Challenge with Ana & I! We'll send you weekly emails with actionable tips and ideas to make 2018 the year of Self Love for you. eepurl.com/de8zef Get the MERCH HERE! : www.etsy.com/shop/LivePlanted?r…=l2-shop-info-name Find a complete list of everything MENTIONED on the show including notes, links, and photos over on: http://liveplanted.com/092-hidden-world-chicken-vegan-alcohol-thing/ ▶️ Let's get social! Instagram: www.instagram.com/liveplanted/ Twitter: twitter.com/LivePlanted Facebook: www.facebook.com/LivePlanted/ ✮Write a review & subscribe in iTunes (preferably a 5✮!) The more reviews, the greater chance someone else will hear the podcast. Or share the podcast with a friend.

The incredible vegan activist James Aspey shares his experience spending the last four years as a devoted animal rights activist and spreading the message of veganism across the world, plus his tips for budding activists, or anyone wanting to try out the vegan way of life. 

James Aspey is a animal rights activist from Sydney, Australia. He is travelling the world giving free speeches to make our planet a more sustainable place. Watch this Full Episode for Free: https://londonreal.tv/james-aspey/   Chapters: 00:00 Trailer. 02:00 Brian’s thoughts on the episode. 04:22 Brian’s introduction. 04:57 London, like the rest of the world, where Veganism and animal rights movements are growing. 05:43 Vow of silence for 365 days, not many people are prepared to put that much skin in the game. 11:07 What James learned from that experience including the power of non-violent protest. 16:19 Why people don’t think about the life and death of the animal or fish in the products they eat. 20:34 There will be a radical change towards veganism and for animal rights over the next century. 21:51 Why governments dare not tell people what to eat. 23:55 Can you really beat a KFC? Why not eat a salmon you’ve caught or the deer you’ve hunted? 30:42 Are we not natural predators just like those in the animal kingdom? 33:34 How James became a good public speaker. 35:26 The biggest argument he hears against veganism which frustrates him the most. 37:39 If you are a vegan you can still be a world record holding strong man. 41:59 The vegan community which sometimes seems to attract controversy. 48:30 A typical day in James’ life, which next year he intends to change completely. 51:11 How James makes a living. 52:25 What it will be like for 150 people camping and fasting in front of a slaughterhouse for 5 days. 57:26 James is not an animal lover he just respects them. 59:11 Are comparisons of animal killing to slavery or to a holocaust, justifiable? 1:00:21 James’ views on other activists in the vegan movement. 1:01:34 Cancer, drugs, struggle with bulimia and Tim Ferris’ influence, 1:13:11 What the book “End Emotional Eating” taught James that helped him fight bulimia. 1:15:50 Is veganism an eating disorder? 1:17:14 Modern life is contributing to more people becoming vegans. 1:19;52 James talks about Vipassan? meditation from his experience of seven 10-day sessions. 1:27:30 How James thinks fellow vegans would say he has influenced the Vegan movement. 1:30:31 What James thinks his life will be like in ten years. 1:33:29 Success Secrets. 1:34:12 The worst (and there really were some) and best days of James’ life. 1:40:26 What James thinks is his superpower, 1:41:47 What scares James. 1:42:50 What keeps him awake at night. 1:43:41 What James has changed his mind about recently. 1:45:27 James has just hit rock bottom with the pressures of daily vlogging. 1:48:37 Why James has started breakdancing. 1:50:24 Phone call to the 20 year old James Aspey. 1:51:39 Best advice ever received. 1:54:28 Advice to the 20 year old listening now who would like to promote veganism philosophy. 1:57:21 Brian’s summing up. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://londonreal.tv/james-aspey/

James Aspey is a animal rights activist from Sydney, Australia. He is travelling the world giving free speeches to make our planet a more sustainable place. Watch this Full Episode for Free on the 12th November 2017 only at:  https://londonreal.tv/james-aspey/

In this episode Rachel is joined by James Aspey; vegan, animal rights activist and public speaker. James replaced drugs, cancer and bulimia with veganism, surfing and meditation and his story is an incredible inspiration to people across the globe. After being diagnosed with Leukemia which led him into drug addiction he changed his life drastically and started a journey in search of health and happiness. Through becoming vegan and experiencing first-hand the amazing ways it improved his life (and what it does for the planet!) he has since dedicated his life's work to spreading the message of loving kindness, peace and veganism. In this episode Rachel shares her struggle with having transitioned away from being vegan and how it's affected her life and together they dive into the topic of veganism, health, animals and what it means to live a life that aligns with loving kindness. 

In this interview, we welcomed my fellow Australian animal advocate, James Aspey James has overcome some huge hurdles in his life and is a true inspiration. He conquered leukaemia, drug abuse and bulimia before becoming one of Australia’s most well-known animal advocates. Grabbing global attention in 2015 after breaking a year long vow of silence in a powerful TV interview seen by millions,

Welcome to the 405th episode of Our Hen House!  Mariann talks to James Aspey about his year-long vow of silence for animals, the benefits of meditation, and how to stay peaceful and centered as an animal activist. After a chance […]

At 17 years old, James Aspey was diagnosed with leukemia and was given only 6 weeks to live. He beat the cancer, lived a life of hard partying, drugs, and developed an eating disorder.  Many years later, his life changed on a cruise ship - of all places!  Fast forward to today and James has replaced drugs, cancer, and bulimia with surfing, vegan activism, and meditation. In 2014, James took a 365 day vow of silence to raise awareness for animals… and since breaking that vow on mainstream television, he has not stopped talking and educating people about animal liberation and peace.  As an animal rights activist, James has taken part in a multitude of different forms of activism, including giving hundreds of talks around the world, with his most popular speech having 12 million views on social media!  It was a pleasure to catch up with and learn from today’s special guest, James Aspey. References * This podcast episode was sponsored by Mes Amies Soaps. Please check out their website for vegan + cruelty-free skincare products and support the businesses that support our podcast, thank you! Links to James' social media can be found here on his website  James' most popular speech is an excerpt from the full version which is pinned here Instrumental music produced by Chuki   Thanks for Listening!  To share your thoughts • Leave a comment in the comment section below. • Ask a question in the comment section below for our 'Ask TVC' series. • Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, or any of your other social media.  To help out the show • Leave a review and rating on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and we read each one. Enjoyed this episode? Leave a tip on Patreon. For access to ALL our Podcast episodes join us on Patreon. Advertise on the show If you're interested in advertising on the show you can contact us here. Until next time! ← Episode 013: Minimalism - Did We Fail? Episode 015: We Sold Our Wedding Rings! Minimalism - The Hardest Things We’ve Let Go Of → Grab Our Free Gifts Now VIDEO - How to: Healthy, Cheap, Vegan | Pantry, Fridge, Shopping + Yoga Class, Recipe & Exclusive Emails BONUS: 24 hr discount on our Health & Lifestyle Guide eBook Yes, I want these gifts!

Why James and this episode will blow your mind! We discuss: That 'life purpose' and happiness are not meant to be independent The power of making a decision and sticking to even the most challenging goals When you focus on a purpose bigger than yourself - anything is possible Defeating cancer and overcoming drug addictions Overcoming bulimia and related behaviours by understanding the cause How silence can amplify love, kindness, and change in our world  Learning that if you want people to listen, don't push; show them, be patience, give love and compassion Facing demons and working through them in solitary James travels the globe giving free talks to educate about the option of becoming a vegan and helping people understand the suffering of animals to make food, clothing, and entertainment for human beings. He asks himself the confronting question: "If we don't need to kill and eat animals to be healthy, what are we doing this for?" At 17 he was diagnosed with leukemia and told he had six weeks to live. Fast forward to beating that disease, getting hooked on a lot of drugs and letting go of them, overcoming Bulimia and being a dedicated personal trainer for almost a decade, James met a man through his work that changed his perspective on eating animals forever. James brings patience, unconditional acceptance and a down to earth honesty that is very rare, to everything he speaks about. Even if you are completely new to the concept of veganism, have heard amazing or even challenging things against it this interview is worth the listen. I am certain that simply by hearing his journey, and the roller coaster that is his life, it would be impossible to walk away from listening to this episode not be touched in some way, for the rest of your life.  You can find out more about James here I would to know, would you consider stopping eating animal products after listening to this episode? Why, why not? Love Ambz    

Vegan Activist James Aspey says his untangling began when he landed a dream job on a cruise ship, swapping out his drug-taking party life for meditation and veganism. During a 10 day meditation course, James had the inspiration to take a 365 day vow of silence to raise awareness for animals and promote peace over violence. And, as you’ll hear in this interview, when this man puts his mind to something there’s no stopping him. James went on to travel around Australia and cycle 5000kms from Darwin to Sydney as part of his campaign, breaking his vow of silence on Australian TV in an iconic interview seen by millions. I was one of the millions of people watching. I had been vegan for just over a year and I remember watching James and crying with gratitude that someone had finally found a platform on a national scale to speak up for the rights of animals. This interview catapulted James into vegan activism and he now travels the world giving free speeches on veganism. He is captivating, entertaining and disarming. Exactly what the vegan community needs. In this Untangled episode, James and I explore what happens when we follow that one big crazy idea, choosing to step outside our comfort zones despite the fear and how each of us has the capacity to be a powerful instrument for change.   RESOURCES + Earthlings Documentary + This speech is your WAKE UP CALL + Join the Untangled Community Facebook group – a movement of women supporting each other to follow the inner pull, move away from the mundane and embark on a search for something more.   ABOUT JAMES ASPEY Australian animal rights activist James Aspey has risen to celebrity status in the vegan community over the past few years. In 2014, he embarked on an unprecedented and life changing challenge by taking a 365 day vow of silence to raise awareness for animals and promote peace over violence. He traveled around Australia and cycled 5000km’s as part of his campaign. He broke his vow of silence on Australian TV in an iconic and inspiring interview seen by millions. In 2016, James was tattooed for 24 hours straight in a campaign which raised $20,000 for charity. He has given over 150 free speeches on veganism all around the world. One of James’ speeches has over 11 million views online. The list of people inspired by James is long and growing every day. Connect with James at: + Website: jamesaspey.com.au + Instagram: @jamesaspey + Facebook: /jamesaspeyactivism + YouTube: Voiceless365   SPONSOR UNTANGLED If my podcasts have helped you, inspired you or spoken to you, I would be so grateful for your generous contribution. As a one-woman show, in which I do everything myself, your sponsorship – from as little as $1 a month – will help to cover the costs of producing and hosting Untangled plus, eventually with enough support, I hope to release additional episodes and create in-person live untangling events and workshops. This is my dream. To make a contribution, head to the Patreon page here.   LOVE AND FEEDBACK If you love this podcast, I would be so grateful if you would take a couple of moments, head over to iTunes and leave a rating and review + subscribe to the podcast while you’re there.   WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE TO UNTANGLED You can subscribe to Untangled so you never miss an episode. + Click here to subscribe on iTunes + Click here to subscribe on Stitcher + Click here to subscribe on SoundCloud

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