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2 episodes with Jasmin Singer
2 episodes with Jasmin Singer
2 episodes with Jasmin Singer
This week on The Hen Report, Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan navigate challenging political times while delivering animal rights news with their signature blend of insight and humor. They cover everything from labor issues in animal agriculture to exciting vegan product launches before welcoming psychologist and author Dr. Melanie Joy to discuss her surprising pivot from non-fiction to fiction with her…
In this delightfully loopy episode of The Hen Report (affectionately dubbed “Henry Port” by hosts Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan), the duo spans topics from coast to coast while delivering their signature wit and animal rights commentary. Jasmin checks in from Los Angeles, where she’s attending the Animal and Vegan Advocacy Summit, reminiscing about her time living in the sprawling city…
In the first hour of "Environmental Connections" on 2/28/25, host Jasmin Singer explores how deforestation in Rochester is raising concerns about flood risks, biodiversity loss, and rising urban heat.
Matthew Halteman is professor of philosophy at Calvin University and a fellow in theOxford Centre for Animal Ethics. He wrote Compassionate Eating as Care of Creationand co-editedPhilosophy Comes to Dinner: Arguments about the Ethics of Eating (with Andrew Chignell and Terence Cuneo). His latest book,Hungry Beautiful Animals: The Joyful Case for Going Vegan, was published in November 2024.In Sentientist Conversations we talk about the most important questions: “what's real?”, “who matters?” and "how can we make a better world?"Sentientism answers those questions with "evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings." The video of our conversation is here on YouTube.00:00 Clips01:12 Welcome- Our Sentientism guest mutuals: Jasmin Singer, Mariann Sullivan, Christof Koch, Elan Abrell, Christopher Sebastian, John Sanbonmatsu...04:19 Matt's Intro- "A kid from the mid-west - my people are agriculture people"04:30 What's Real- "A Mennonite boy... anabaptist tradition of the Christian faith"- "A group... who focuses much more on... the ethics than the meta-physics"- "I remember being really surprised... to realise that other kids had different versions of the Christian faith..."- "The tradition I grew up in was really focused on... god is love and Jesus said... love god with all your heart... love your neighbour as yourself"- "The question in my tradition... was 'are you loving people'... unconditional love, unconditional grace... are you being the hands and feet of Jesus Christ on the ground"- "My family... the group of Mennonite scholars that gets tapped to write the book about Mennonites... my dad was the Mennonite economist... my aunt was the Mennonite feminist theologian..."- "My uncle... wrote a systematic theology...the Catholics and the Protestants had been doing this for centuries and the Mennonites were always focused on what happens on the ground... being the hands and feet of Jesus showing unconditional love to a suffering world."- "I've always thought that arguments about what is real tend to distract us from the real question... how do we show love to our neighbour... lifts up the people who are suffering... brings the people on the margins to the centre"- "Culture wars... debates over worldviews... have not shown a very impressive track record of success in this regard"- "We spend so much time fighting over what is real that we miss the fact that in a lived experiential way we have way more in common than we disagree about"- "For finite, error-prone creatures like us the really interesting conversations are on the ground where we're grieving, where we're suffering, where we're celebrating..."And more... full show notes atSentientism.info.Sentientism is “Evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings.” More atSentientism.info. Join our"I'm a Sentientist" wall viathis simple form.Everyone, Sentientist or not, is welcome in ourgroups. The biggest so far ishere on FaceBook. Come join us there!
In the second hour of "Environmental Connections" on Friday, August 30, 2024 — a monthly series hosted by Jasmin Singer that covers climate-related issues affecting you — we focus on the animals displaced by climate change.
Join host Jasmin Singer as she explores the climate toll of airplanes.
Join host Jasmin Singer as she explores the future of green jobs.
In the first hour of "Connections" on Monday, February 26, 2024, guest host Jasmin Singer leads a discussion with journalists from the USA Today Network-New York about an investigation into the frequency, severity, and impact of police crashes in various parts of the state.
In the second hour of "Environmental Connections," guests join host Jasmin Singer in discussing how climate-related increased rainfall will continue to affect our area and beyond.
In the first hour of "Environmental Connections" on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024, guests join host Jasmin Singer to discuss the climate-related implications of having kids.
In the second hour of "Environmental Connections" with Jasmin Singer — a new monthly series exploring climate change — we delve into the realm of climate-friendly food sector practices.
In the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Wednesday, December 27, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer hosts a discussion on navigating personal growth in a transforming world.
In the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Tuesday, December 19, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer and panelists address the high suicide rates among older men, what contributes to this troubling issue, and how to curb it.
In the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Monday, December 18, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer sits down with clinical psychologist JoAnne Pedro-Carroll, Ph.D., to discuss how to help children thrive after their parents divorce.
In the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Monday, December 18, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer leads a discussion about how members of Generation X shaped culture.
In the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Wednesday, December 6, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer sits down with tech experts to answer your questions about technology challenges and updates.
In the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Wednesday, December 6, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer talks with psychologist Melanie Joy, author of "How to End Injustice Everywhere."
In the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Wednesday, July 19, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer discusses native gardening.
In the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson' on Wednesday, guest host Jasmin Singer talks about time management.
In the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Tuesday, July 18, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer asks what will we be eating in 2040?
In the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Monday, July 17, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer asks why the American Medical Association redefined the role of BMI.
In the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Thursday, May 11, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer discusses green burials.
In the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Thursday, May 11, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer discusses solutions to cat overpopulation.
In the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Wednesday, April 19, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer hosts a discussion regarding the mystery of menopause.
In the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Wednesday, April 19, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer discusses Rochester's past, present and potential future involvement with the film industry.
In the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Tuesday, April 18, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer explores how the region can shift from an extractive to a regenerative economy.
In the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Tuesday, April 18, 2023, guest host Jasmin Singer discusses the history of the LGBTQ+ movement in Rochester.
This week I'm joined by writer and academic Christopher Sebastian McJetters. We're talking about what speciesism—the view that certain species should have more rights to freedom and life than others—has to do with racism, sexism, and homophobia. Following our recent episode with Jasmin Singer about help being more vegan-friendly, I was thrilled to hear some of you were inspired to try eating more plant-based. It's a resolution that a lot of people are making in the month of January, as we try on those New Year's resolutions. (There's even a campaign called Veganuary that can help.) But I wanted to have this broader conversation with Christopher about why caring about animal rights is a social justice issue that is related to being anti-racist, anti-sexist, and anti-homophobic. My hope is listening will help deepen your resolve to eat more plant-based for the animals/environment/health, or at least expand your circle of compassion a little wider. I hope you find this conversation helpful, empathy-building, and inspiring. -- Christopher Sebastian is an author, researcher, and lecturer. He writes about food, politics, media, and pop culture. He currently teaches news writing for social media and has guest lectured at Columbia University, Cambridge University, Cornell, and the University of Oxford. Find out more about him at https://www.christophersebastian.info/ -- HOUSEKEEPING NOTE: As you might have noticed, I'm moving the podcast to biweekly for the time being so that I don't burn out and don't have to bug you quite as often about fundraising to support the podcast. I still will sometimes, but not as much. (@rachel-krantz on venmo, icymi :)) Thank you so much to everyone who has supported the podcast thus far, and I promise that even though it'll be slightly less frequent, the quality will hopefully be that much better.
In honor of my fellow vegans and vegetarians getting shit from their families this Thursday (and also in honor of World Vegan Month), I wanted to do an episode to help those wanting to lean in a more plant-based direction. This episode was filled with vegan hacks, recs, tips, and heartfelt feelings. I've been vegan for seven years now, and one of my first vegan friends was podcaster, activist, and author Jasmin Singer. She became one of my closest people because she's a compassionate, generous powerhouse and sister from another Jewish mister. Jasmin is the author of The Veg News Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan, an excellent place to start if you want to learn more about everything we talked about in this episode. She's also the author of Always Too Much and Never Enough: A Memoir, and the editor of Antiracism in Animal Advocacy. She's also the co-host and creator of Our Hen House, an excellent podcast that centers around animal rights. I hope this conversation is helpful to you, no matter where you are on your journey. Keep an open mind, and you might just make a new best friend too. -- Help Existing is listener supported...theoretically. Please throw a dollar in the hat through my Venmo, @rachel-krantz, if you can.
Fran Costigan, chef, cookbook author and Director of Vegan Baking and Pastry at the Rouxbe Online Culinary School is internationally renowned as the authority on vegan desserts. Professionally trained, Fran was a chef in both traditional and vegan pastry kitchens before moving into teaching over 25 years ago. Her unapologetically luscious confections lack nothing — except dairy, eggs, white sugar, and cholesterol. Fran's vegan desserts are appropriate for everyone who loves dessert, whether or not dietary restrictions are an issue. Fran enjoys mentoring students off all levels, from beginner to pro in The 90-day Essential Vegan Desserts Course she developed and leads at Rouxbe.. Fran's cookbook, Vegan Chocolate Dessert: Unapologetically Luscious and Decadent Dairy-Free Desserts, is available in German, French and Italian editions, and follows the classic, More Great Good Dairy Free Desserts. You can find Fran sharing her knowledge and passion across North America and Europe, at schools, conferences, festivals, and corporations at resorts and on cruise ships too. A professional member of the International Association of Culinary Professionals, Les Dames d' Escoffier, and American Culinary Federation, Fran is a proud to be an advisory board member of the New York Coalition for Healthy School Foods, and Main Street Vegan Academy. For more information and recipes, newsletter sign up, visit https://francostigan.com/ Follow @goodcakesfran on Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn Fran Costigan Vegan Pastry Chef on Facebook Essential Vegan Desserts at Rouxbe Victoria Moran Listed by VegNews among the “Top 10 Living Vegetarian Authors” and voted "Peta's Sexiest Vegan Over 50" in 2016, Victoria Moran has written thirteen books including Main Street Vegan and Creating a Charmed Life. She was featured twice on Oprah. Vegan for 38 years and an obesity survivor, Victoria is the founder and director of Main Street Vegan Academy, in its eleventh year training and certifying Vegan Lifestyle Coaches and Educators. The course, live via Zoom, has as its presenters Vegan and plant-based luminaries including Marty Davis, MS, RD, Milton Mills, MD, Stephanie Redcross West of Vegan Mainstream, Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan, JD, of Our Hen House, and Chef Fran Costigan. Chef AJ herself will present for the October 2022 cohort. The Academy prepares committed Vegans to expand their outreach to the professional level, and graduates are coaching, consulting, writing books, working for Vegan organizations and plant-based companies, and starting their own businesses -- cafes, food trucks, an award-winning bakery, a bodega, bed and breakfast, retail shop, Vegan cheese and yogurt companies, Vegan cowboy boots, and many more. (As a subscriber of Chef AJ's, you can get 20 percent off your Main Street Vegan Academy tuition by using the code Kindness20 AT https://mainstreetvegan.com/) In addition to her passion for Veganism and healthy living, Victoria is very involved with yoga and ayurveda. Her undergraduate degree was in comparative religions; she worked with Tibetan refugees in Nepal and Northern India; and she is a Yoga Alliance-registered yoga teacher (RYT-200). She was lead producer of the 2019 documentary, A Prayer for Compassion, about food choices and spirituality; and is one of the cofounders of the Compassion Consortium, an online Interfaith spiritual center for animal advocates. After hosting 475 weekly episodes of the Main Street Vegan Podcast, she recently launched the Victoria Moran Podcast: Meetings With Remarkable Women. And she is working on her 14th book, Age Like a Yogi. Please follow Victoria on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn: @VictoriaMoranAuthor. And follow Main Street Vegan Academy on Instagram and Twitter: @MainStreetVegan.
Jasmin Singer is co-host of the Our Hen House Podcast, editor at large for VegNews, Vice President of Brand Editorial at Kinder Beauty, author of ‘The VegNews Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan, TEDx Speaker, mentor at Sentient Media, and all round social justice powerhouse. Watch to the podcast on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/XlB_XqoWe00 Read more here: https://sentientmedia.orgFind Jasmin: https://www.instagram.com/OurHenHouse/https://www.ourhenhouse.org/animallaw/https://www.ourhenhouse.orghttps://jasminsinger.substack.comhttps://www.instagram.com/jasminsingerauthor/https://jasminsinger.comJasmin's TEDx talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ1Q2wRoYzQ https://kinderbeauty.comhttps://vegnews.comFarmer John's article: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-06-11/farmer-john-plant-to-closeRingling Brothers article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/marisadellatto/2022/05/18/ringling-bros-circus-returns-without-animals-five-years-after-closing/C Lou Hamilton https://www.ourhenhouse.org/episode-524-c-lou-hamilton-on-veganism-sex-and-politics/Jasmin's piece in Yahoo Life: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/spent-82000-making-my-new-home-eco-friendly-131755566.htmlEncompass Essays series: https://sentientmedia.org/category/encompass-essays/Apex advocacy: https://www.apexadvocacy.org
In today's pod-meal, Myq returns to Faucet-ing from a lengthy time between Faucets. Thank you for your patience! He discusses with Rini (and Stuffles) all (or most) of the ensuing events in life between the last Faucet pod and now, including trips to Rochester, Buffalo, Kansas City, Champaign IL, Portland OR, Seattle, DC, Virginia, and Colorado, where Myq partially ruptured his Achilles' tendon! (You know the song, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"? Well, I left maybe part of my tendon in Boulder.) AND ALSO, today is Myq and Rini's 6th anniversary. So that comes up as well. All that and probably more! Please enjoy, as you wish. Much love to you and yours and all.
The amazing and fabulous Jasmin Singer is a worldwide leading expert on veganism, the co-host of the -running Our Hen House podcast, a longtime contributor to VegNews magazine as well as the author and editor of numerous books. Hope and Jasmin had a ton of fun covering a lot of territory starting with reminiscing about being vegan in the 90s, Jasmin's journey writing her memoir, and her evolution coming from the LGBTQ movement into the animal rights space and how that overlaps and connects. They talk the groundbreaking anthology that Jasmin recently edited about anti-racism in the animal rights movement, they discuss thin privilege and discrimination against larger bodied people and how that manifests in the vegan community, as well as the adventure of making her new home in upper state New York net zero. Resources:Website: https://jasminsinger.comBlog: Jasmin's JargonPodcast: Our Hen House Books: The VegNews Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan,Always Too Much and Never Enough: A Memoir Anthology: Antiracism in Animal Advocacy: Igniting Cultural TransformationEpisode 24: Fat Justice and Veganism with Andy TabarWhat We Don't Talk About When We Talk About Fat by Aubrey Gorden Encompass
▶ PLAY THIS EPISODE Our Hen House is honored to bring you the final episode of the four-part audio series of the groundbreaking book, Antiracism in Animal Advocacy: Igniting Cultural Transformation. Our Hen House's very own Jasmin Singer is the […]
In this week's mini-episode, Ali and Emma discuss plans for Halloween, as well as reflect on World Vegan Day and the season ahead. Also in this episode: Halloween costumes (and Ali's awesome three-person magical creature costume) Protego Trivia Party - be sure to join us on October 27th! What does being vegan mean to you? Looking at the season ahead, and what we've learned so far Be sure to send us your wizarding themed vegan Halloween parties and what you'll be doing for World Vegan Day, and show us your Halloween costumes! We'll return soon for another episode exploring animal rights in the Wizarding World, but in the meantime, be sure to send us your thoughts via email, leave a review, join our Patreon, and, on behalf of all magical creatures, Protego Maxima! Visit our ProtegoCast website and subscribe to the ProtegoCast Patreon over at Patreon.com/protegocast. Follow the Protego Foundation: Twitter: @ProtegoFDN Instagram: @protegofoundation Facebook: @TheProtegoFoundation Ali Matthews: Instagram: @diagonalii Web: The Protego Foundation Emma Pocock: Twitter: @emmapocock96 Instagram: @emma.pocock Web: The Leaky Cauldron / Forbes Resources: Blog Post: Halloween Great Hall Celebration: https://www.protegofoundation.org/blog/halloween?fbclid=IwAR10UPB_dpBZ7ocoaf1DzY43OldsGOIJGyBF0I3RkmFENqJsIYje8GBcp88 Vegan Pumpkin Juice recipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgIvUzbLut0 ProtegoCast Episode 14: Magical Food Department (for more recipe ideas for your Halloween parties and World Vegan Day celebrations!) https://protegocast.libsyn.com/protegocast-episode-14-magical-food-department ProtegoCast Episode 10: Dark Creatures (for a recap of last Halloween's episode): https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/show/protegocast/id/16574690 Racism as Zoological Witchcraft: A Guide to Getting Out, by Aph Ko: https://lanternpm.org/books/racism-as-zoological-witchcraft/ Aphro-ism, by Aph and Syl Ko: https://lanternpm.org/books/aphro-ism/c Antiracism in Animal Advocacy, by Jasmin Singer (editor), Aryenish Birdie (foreword), Michelle Rojas-Soto (afterword): https://lanternpm.org/books/antiracism-in-animal-advocacy/ The Opposite of Butterfly Hunting - The Tragedy and The Glory of Growing Up; A Memoir, by Evanna Lynch: https://www.headline.co.uk/titles/evanna-lynch/the-opposite-of-butterfly-hunting/9781472283030/
▶ PLAY THIS EPISODE Welcome to the third episode of the four-part audio series of the groundbreaking book, Antiracism in Animal Advocacy: Igniting Cultural Transformation. Our Hen House's very own Jasmin Singer is the editor of this recently released anthology published […]
▶ PLAY THIS EPISODE Our Hen House is proud to offer you the second episode of the four-part audio series of the groundbreaking book, Antiracism in Animal Advocacy: Igniting Cultural Transformation. Our very own Jasmin Singer is the editor of […]
▶ PLAY THIS EPISODE Our Hen House is pleased to welcome you to the first episode of the four-part audio series of the groundbreaking book, Antiracism in Animal Advocacy: Igniting Cultural Transformation. Our very own Jasmin Singer is the editor […]
Mariann (@marisul) is Co-host with previous guest Jasmin Singer of the Our Hen House podcast and host of the Animal Law Podcast. She is a lawyer, lecturer, teacher and animal rights activist. In Sentientist Conversations we talk about the two most important questions: “what's real?” & “what matters?” Sentientism is "evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings." The video of our conversation is here on the Sentientism YouTube. We discuss: 0:00 Welcome 1:40 Mariann's Intro. An Animal life - Working as a lawyer in New York - Adopting a dog on impulse then waking up to animal issue - "He'd stopped eating meat because of the way animals were treated - and t was just like 'boom!'" - Most people know there's a problem - they just avoid thinking about it - Joining (later chairing) the Animal Law Committee of the NY bar - Connecting animal advocacy organisations - Meeting Jasmin Singer & starting Our Hen House 6:02 What's Real? - Growing up Catholic - "I had faith but it was never a burden for me" - Not really being religious any more... "but those voices never really go away" - As a teenager "It just started to seem unlikely" - Getting comfortable with "I don't know" - Ethics & evidence as reasons for abandoning supernatural worldviews - The tumult of Catholic college in 1968. From dressing for dinner & attending church to "men with beards living in the dorms" - "Boom - the entire world changed - everyone was questioning everything" - Leaning towards atheism but not being certain - "We're connected to each other in ways we don't understand" - Non-sentient living things - Woo! vs. naturalistic views of sentience & consciousness - Finding awe in a naturalistic worldview 18:01 What Matters? - "It's all about suffering"... and about pleasure too - Suffering matters... "It's so obvious" - "What kind of god - would create this planet - where animals eat each other" - Morality as compliance vs. concern for suffering/flourishing - Reading Peter Singer. He wrote down what many were already feeling - "Why did I get there and everybody doesn't get there?" - "I don't think it's a philosophical problem... it's a psychological problem" - "How can you not sound self-righteous when you're right?" - "I don't understand why this is this big moral journey" - The "all we have to do is tell everybody" stage of activism - The family & social challenges of going vegan - The risks of motivated reasoning even within a naturalistic worldview 28:48 The Future - Balancing despair & hope with the help of Our Hen House - Things have shifted. "It's almost as if we have won the moral argument already." ... and much more. Full notes on YouTube or Sentientism.info. Sentientism is “Evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings.” More at Sentientism.info. Join our "I'm a Sentientist" wall using this simple form. Everyone, Sentientist or not, is welcome in our groups. The biggest so far is here on Facebook. Thanks Graham for the post-production.
On today's pod-meal, Myq discusses a fun non-pod-meal that he had with his friend Jasmin Singer, a fun email exchange he had with his friend Gus, and a number of other letters combined into words combined into sentences and probably some non-sentences, and even some non-words I bet! All fun though. Please enjoy as much of the All-Fun as you want to and can, thank you. Figs are bananas!
Hi Plant Friends and welcome to another episode of the PBN Podcast. I am your host Robbie Lockie. On this weeks episode we meet the bubbly and colourful vegan Jasmin Singer. At the age of twenty-four, Jasmin Singer turned to veganism after watching a film about factory farming. Learning about the horrors of the dairy and egg production led her to incorporate animal rights into her LGBTQ+ and feminist activism. Jasmin then began volunteering at PETA's headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia, and began steering her career toward animal rights activism. As well as being a leading expert, Jasmin Singer is now a hugely visible presence within the vegan community. She is a coveted speaker on topics including radical body positivity, personal narrative as a means of social justice, and how to change the world for animals. She is also the author of The VegNews Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan and Always Too Much and Never Enough: A Memoir. Along with her co-host Mariann Sullivan, Jasmin and her team continue to “change the world for animals” on the long-running, award-winning podcast, Our Hen House. I was fortunate to feature on one of their episodes, I will link it down in the show notes. Jasmin's incredible contribution to animal rights does not stop there. She is the former Senior Editor for VegNews Magazine and the longtime love columnist and celebrity interviewer. In 2020, Jasmin had the enviable job of interviewing actor Joaquin Phoenix, who had used his prominence to not only effectively veganize the menu at the Academy Awards, but also treat his acceptance speech as a way of sharing his concerns for animal rights issues. You may well have seen Jasmin appearing in various documentaries such as The Ghosts In Our Machine and Vegucated. She has also contributed to many anthologies such as Running Eating Thinking; Defiant Daughters; Voices for Animal Liberation; Queer & Trans Voices; and Circles of Compassion. As an actor, Jasmin starred in the film The Bra Mitzvah and has appeared in television commercials. She holds a BFA in Acting from Pace University, and is a certified holistic health counsellor. Jasmin is a long-time activist across many realms, including animal activism, LGBTQ activism, and antiracism. As always if you love this episode please don't forget to comment, like and share and if you are on Apple Podcasts please do leave us a review it really helps get the message out there. Find out more about Jasmin here https://jasminsinger.com The PBN Podcast is produced by Robbie Lockie & edited by Phil Marriott * The Show Notes * 00:03:38 The vegan journey - how it all started 00:10:29 Noticing changes in the vegan shift 00:11:34 The vegan movement challenged by capitalism 00:17:41 Experiencing classism 00:20:26 Racial identity 00:26:19 Compassion and respect for humans 00:28:55 Balancing family culture and heritage with a vegan lifestyle 00:32:22 Ted Talk 00:38:47 Are human beings born with compassion? Or do we have to learn it? 00:40:11 Does bullying make you a stronger person? 00:43:35 Dealing with the problems of bullying 00:45:30 Working for Veg News 00:47:59 The first Veg News book: The Veg News Guide To Being A Fabulous Vegan 00:58:13 The Kinder Beauty Box 01:01:04 Stranded on a desert island
Special Guests: Adam Chandler; Editor at DTC Magazine, Mandy Lozano; Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer at MiiR, Amanda Baudier; Vice President of Business Development at Sakara, Jasmin Singer; Vice President of Editorial at Kinder Beauty, and Aaron LaMonica-Weier; Senior Manager of Digital Platforms at Feeding America
Jasmin Singer ... worldwide leading expert on veganism, coveted speaker on topics including radical body positivity, personal narrative as a means of social justice, and how to change the world for animals, discusses her new book, The VegNews Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan, and so much more! --- 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/veganstoriespodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/veganstoriespodcast/support
My guest today believes, if there was ever a time to become a fabulous vegan this is it and I could not agree more! Jasmin Singer is a worldwide leading expert on veganism and a coveted speaker on topics including radical body positivity, personal narrative as a means of social justice, and how to change the world for animals. Jasmin ... READ MORE The post Look Good, Feel Good and Do Good by Becoming a Fabulous Vegan with Jasmin Singer. appeared first on Healthification.
Jasmin Singer! Author! Editor! Speaker! Actor! Activist! Podcaster! Lesbian! Vegan! Friend! More! Her new book is "The VegNews Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan." Her website is here. And her conversation with me is right here right now enjoy!
Jasmin Singer is the author of “The VegNews Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan” and the memoir “Always Too Much and Never Enough“. She’s the co-founder & co-host of the award-winning Our Hen House podcast & nonprofit (now in its eleventh year), the Director of Editorial for Kinder Beauty, & the editor of the Encompass Essays: “Pursuing Racial Equity in Animal Advocacy”. Jasmin was named a “40 Under 40” by The Advocate Magazine, a top “Eco-Preneur” by Go Magazine & can be seen in documentaries including “Vegucated” & “The Ghosts In Our Machine”. Full show notes are here: https://sentientism.info/a-fabulous-vegan-future-jasmin-singer-new-sentientist-conversation The video version of our conversation is here on YouTube. In these Sentientist Conversations (subscribe!), we talk about the two most important questions: “what’s real?” & “what matters?”. Sentientism is “evidence, commitment & compassion for all sentient beings.” We discuss: Jasmin’s activist journey & roles (& books) Gaslighting re: animal agriculture 1980’s milk & meat marketing Atheism, naturalism, comparative religion Compassion in religion, but also serious ethical problems Growing up as a reform Jew, celebrating Christmas & Hannukah The mental gymnastics more “moderate” religions (like reform Judaism) have to do to move away from the harmful ethics at the core of many religions Humanism’s focus on the human species Do kids start out naturalistic and then get taught fabrications? And much more... You can find Jasmin at @jasmin_singer & jasminsinger.com. Subscribe to Our Hen House as well as to the Sentientism podcast! Sentientism is “Evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings.” More at sentientism.info. Join our “wall” using this simple form. Everyone interested, Sentientist or not, is welcome to join our groups. Our main one is here on FaceBook. Thanks to @cgbessellieu for his post-prod work.
This season of The ChickPeeps is brought to you by our friends at Vivo Life! Use our code 'chickpeeps10' to get 10% off your order at vivolife.com. In this episode Evy and Momo interview animal rights activist, author, speaker and actress, Jasmin Singer about fat acceptance and veganism. Jasmin is the co-founder of the award-winning podcast & nonprofit organisation, Our Hen House, former Senior Editor of VegNews, and is Director of Content and Partnerships at Kinder Beauty. Jasmin shares her journey of fat acceptance and notes the sizeism present in the vegan movement, giving us an insight into how we can be more mindful in our activism, as well as accepting ourselves exactly as we are. While you're listening, please take a moment to check out the link to our sponsor. Not only are Vivo Life a great, vegan company, but their support also allows us to continue to produce The ChickPeeps for you! We love them and their products and we think you will too. Also in this episode… Jasmin shares how her relationship to her body and the word fat has changed over time. Is veganism sizeist? Jasmin shares the spectrum of her experiences being fat and thin within the vegan community. The Plant Based “Diet” - we discuss the pressure on vegans to be in optimal health, and how the plant based movement often pushes diet culture on vegans as a way to promote the lifestyle. Why it is vital for us to combat sizeism within our movement and liberate ourselves from oppressive mentalities. How we can overcome our body image issues and fear of being judged for our bodies, to focus on being powerful activists for animals. How to handle anti-vegan body-shaming trolls. Jasmin explains her definition of healthy and how it has evolved to encompass how she feels, as much as how she looks. Jasmin shares advice on how to love your body through each chapter of life. Loving yourself and animals: we discuss the challenge of balancing one's personal and public callings, making time for self care as well as showing up for animals. Jasmin shares what hobbies she enjoys to de-stress and stay sane! Jasmin discusses her new book, The VegNews Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan. Links: Follow Jasmin on Instagram and Twitter. Our Hen House Podcast Jasmin's new book The VegNews Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan Jasmin's first book Always Too Much and Never Enough Size-inclusive fashion brand Compassion Co Encompass Essays: Pursuing Racial Equity in Animal Advocacy Get In Touch: Bonus Content: ChickPeeps Patreon Instagram: @ChickPeepsPod Facebook: @ChickPeepsPodcast
We enter January with goals of investing for a vegan future. Interview with Mark Perlmutter, founder of The Vegan Investing Club. And feature interview with Jasmin Singer on her new book "The VegNews Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan"!Read more →
Amy Quichiz joins Our Hen House podcast co-host Jasmin Singer in this episode to tell us about an extraordinary collective she co-founded, Veggie Mijas, and how it started and how it has since grown. Amy was inspired to found this […]
Jasmin Singer and VegNews publisher Colleen Holland launch their new book with a gala podcast party with other best-selling vegan authors, and you’re invited!
Join us this week as we chat about the stereotypes and assumptions society has taught us to hold about people who carry extra weight (even when we carry that extra weight ourselves). We used Jasmin Singer’s book Always Too Much and Never Enough as a starting point for this important conversation. On a much more shallow note, Henny gives a full (raving) review of @crumbunsbakeshop Butter Tart Piewich and her new @skinnytaste Meal Prep cookbook. Finally, we talk skins - fruit skins, that is. Do you eat them? Like . . . even the skin of a kiwi?
Join us this week as we chat about how dangerous deprivation can be when it comes to building a healthy lifestyle and how detrimental the idea of a “cheat day” is to having a positive mindset and developing habits that encourage moderation. Henny apologizes for the podcast editing mishap that occurred in last week’s episode, and Sandy talks about a new memoir she’s reading: Jasmin Singer’s Always Too Much and Never Enough. Finally, we chuckle about how soon we start thinking about what we’re going to eat for our next meal (Hint: It’s probably WAY too soon)! Do you have foods that you truly think you “can’t” have?
Meet our guest:Jasmin Singer is a writer and activist living in Los Angeles. She is the author of the memoir, Always Too Much and Never Enough (2016), which tells her story of finding herself through juicing, veganism, and love, as she went from fat to thin and from feeding her emotions to feeding her soul. In 2016, Jasmin was named by The Advocate Magazine as one of “40 Under 40 People to Teach Us About Each Other.” From 2010-2016, Jasmin was the Executive Director for Our Hen House. In September, 2016, Jasmin joined VegNews Magazine as the Senior Editor.Social: Facebook: Jasmin SingerTwitter: jasmin_singerIG: jasminsingerauthorhttps://www.periscope.tv/jasmin_singer/1kvJplknYrgJEWebsite: ourhenhouse.org#linkedinlive #youtubelive #facebooklive #marketing #veganbusiness #veganmainstream #veganlifestyle #periscopeliveNever miss an interview or broadcast:Pivot! A Vegan Business Interview SeriesWatch Every Interview: https://veganmainstream.com/pivot-a-vegan-business-interview-podcast/ Subscribe to Pivot! A Vegan Business Interview Series on Soundwise
El estudiante de violín Rodrigo Ordoñez es uno de lxs organizadores de DxE Acción Directa Santiago quien nos contará sobre sus diez años de activismo, la importancia de las causas de justicia social, y lo especial que es el balcón de su casa... Conoceremos lo que es 'acción directa´, las protestas de su organización en McDonald's, y su campaña 'La Carne No Es Esencial.' DxE Acción Directa Santiago@dxesantiagochile Anuncios y Noticias de Narices Húmedas: Apoya emprendedores veganxs y organizaciones pro animal. Firma petición para que los animales se incluyan en nueva constitución: change.org/animalesenlaconstitucion Bloque Defensa Animal reúne agrupaciones y activistas en pos de los derechos animales en área legislativa @bloquedefensaanimal Our Hen House pide que mantengamos 'silencio raro' cuando se manifieste en conversaciones con no vegans. Por otra parte, sus fundadoras Jasmin Singer y Mariann Sullivan ¡han invitado a Narices Húmedas a publicitarse en su podcast! ourhenhouse.org
Join Kathy as she speaks with Jasmin Singer, writer, speaker, editor and co-host of the award-winning Our Hen House! The two chat about: -- how Jasmine is managing sheltering in place in a small LA apartment with her wife, three senior dogs, and a cat -- Jasmin's belief in the power of personal narrative as a means of social change -- and a little bit of her personal story -- Our Hen House! -- the good, the bad, and the ugly or writing a memoir, and Jasmin's upcoming book: the Veg News Guide to Being a Fabulous Vegan -- Jasmin's efforts to help bring racial equity to the animal rights and vegan movements Connect with Kathy Stevens: Facebook: facebook.com/kathy.stevens.CAS, facebook.com/catskillanimalsanctuary Twitter: twitter.com/CASanctuary/ Books: https://store.casanctuary.org/collections/books/products/where-the-blind-horse-sings Website: Catskill Animal Sanctuary Instagram: instagram.com/catskill_animal_sanctuary/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/CASanctuary
What would the world be like without animals? They have been part of us from the very beginning, and the only thing we can TRY to do for them is be their voice and make their world a little happier, and help it last a little longer by making changes in our daily choices. In this episode, I get to speak with Jasmin Singer, who is a passionate and highly motivated animal rightist. She is here to talk about her personal experience as a vegan and her passion for social justice. Hopefully, this will give you some insight into why and where you can find the support to start making better choices that will help change the world for animals and give you self-pride as a good human being. *Get all my best tools, templates, guides HERE* - (http://www.luisryan.com/book) * Partner with me here* - (http://dominatewithluis.com/) *JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP!* - (https://www.facebook.com/groups/pdvip) In this episode: - Jasmin explains her point of view on how she is no different than someone who is not vegan - Resources people can benefit from if they are looking to learn more about social justice and how they can start making a difference. - Being aware of the products you are using and finding alternatives because there are many of them in ALL areas, whether is medicine, makeup, food, and etc. - Jasmin talks about how she went vegan for the first time and what was the process like for her. - What would be the next level for someone who is already trying to be vegan, and where can they find support? People/ other resources mentioned: Always too much and never enough- http://jasminsinger.com/ (http://jasminsinger.com/) Our Hen House- https://www.ourhenhouse.org/ (https://www.ourhenhouse.org/) Veg News- https://vegnews.com/ (https://vegnews.com/) Kinder Beauty- https://kinderbeauty.com/ (https://kinderbeauty.com/) Veganuary- https://veganuary.com/us/ (https://veganuary.com/us/) Happy cow- https://www.happycow.net/ (https://www.happycow.net/) Connect with Jasmin Singer Website- http://jasminsinger.com/ (http://jasminsinger.com/) Twitter- https://twitter.com/jasmin_singer (https://twitter.com/jasmin_singer) Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/therealjasminsinger (https://www.facebook.com/therealjasminsinger) Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/jasminsingerauthor/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/jasminsingerauthor/?hl=en) Connect with Luis Website- http://www.luisryan.com (http://www.luisryan.com) Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/luisryandiaz/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/luisryandiaz/?hl=en) Facebook Group- https://www.facebook.com/pg/podcastdomination/posts/ (https://www.facebook.com/pg/podcastdomination/posts/) Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/luisryan (https://www.facebook.com/luisryan4) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy
Jasmin Singer, author of the memoir Always Too Much and Never Enough, was vegan long before she was thin. She struggled for thirty years with her weight and, more importantly, a destructive relationship with food. Even after dedicating herself professionally and personally to compassion for animals, she was still missing compassion for herself. She says it was only after she turned her objective from vanity to self-care, and traded vegan snacks for juice fasts, that she was able to get to the root of her food addiction, lose 100 pounds, and finally heal her spirit. Jasmin is the co-host of multi-award-winning podcast Our Hen House, the digital director of VegNews, and a TEDx speaker who wants you to know that compassion is the only path to living in our authentic selves. She joins Alexandra and Dotsie to share how she broke through her emotional eating, why we should all strive to see ourselves through our grandmothers’ eyes, and why she is unapologetic about not eating anyone who has a mother. While telling her stereotype-defying story, Jasmin will teach you how to speak a little more nicely to yourself and drop your toxic habits for the ultimate freedom. What we discuss in this episode: - How our parents can unintentionally warp our relationship with food and why we turn to toxic habits to fill emotional voids - The realization that pushed Jasmin from vegetarianism to veganism, why communities are important for your transition, and Jasmin’s advice for finding a “vegan family” of your own - Unpacking food addiction and why what we consume must align with our authentic selves - Veganism is not a diet! Jasmin shares how she takes the guesswork out of people understanding veganism and how the show Explained gave her hope that people are leaning into plants - How Fat, Sick, & Nearly Dead and Eat to Live changed Jasmin’s life after an eyeopening appointment with her doctor - What happens to your worldview when you drop 100 pounds? How people reacted to Jasmin’s weight loss and why it made her angry - Changing your mindset from vanity to self-care: Jasmin’s TEDx Talk, and why we need to try to see ourselves the way our grandmothers see us - How juice fasting or a similar change in routine can help break food addiction - The one investment Jasmin recommends if you think you don’t have time to be vegan - Connect with Jasmin Singer on Instagram at @jasminsingerauthor, on Twitter at @jasmin_singer, and on her website at JasminSinger.com and check out her interview with Dotsie on Our Hen House Connect with Switch4Good https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ2toqAmlQpwR1HDF_KKfGg https://www.facebook.com/Switch4Good/ https://www.instagram.com/switch4good/ https://twitter.com/SwitchForGood switch4good.org
In celebration of Hanukah, today's super special bonus episode weaves in one of our favorite chats with the Vegan Mos' Michael Suchman, who joined Jasmin Singer way back on episode 2 of the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan podcast to create the perfect Christmas meal (no matter what you celebrate).
This pod is recorded from the Veg News Headquarters in West Hollywood. I sit down with the very smart and very present Jasmin Singer. A veteran journalist and author (her book Always Too Much and Never Enough is out now), Jasmin is the Senior Editor at the leading vegan publication, Veg News. In our discussion, Jasmin highlights the benefits of a compassionate life and how changing how she sees herself and, thus, how she sees the world created a life altering and life affirming shift for her. In the end, can we be happy? We get in to this, too! Listen in! To watch our interview or for more information, visit http://ElysabethAlfano.com .
This week The ChickPeeps have an honest, open conversation about what it's like to balance one's relationship with food with one's ethical values and how both recovery and veganism have impacted their lives. Momo and Evy are joined by vegan fitness coach and self love advocate, the fearless Bianca Taylor, who recounts her journey from struggling with anorexia to truly loving and celebrating her body. Later on, we interview the incredible Jasmin Singer, senior editor of Vegnews and author of the memoir Always Too Much and Never Enough, who shares her story of developing a binge eating disorder and how she transformed her relationship with food from self-abuse to self care. Also, on this episode… ‘You can't eat that, can you?' The important distinction between ‘can't and ‘won't'. Going vegan mindfully after an eating disorder. Bianca discusses being a personal trainer and how she helps people in the midst of an ED. ‘Good' vs. ‘bad' foods - how do we not backslide into this mentality of categorising foods as a vegan. Bianca and Momo share how their lives have expanded since they chose the path of self-love. Jasmin discusses the journey from food as an enemy, to food as a friend, to somewhere in between. ‘It wasn't until I was well into my 30s that I realised that food can actually be something that not only is a direct representation of who we wanna be and what our world view is but also something that can fill us and allow us to really sit more comfortably in our authenticity.' The universal feeling of not being enough. Guilt and shame. How to deal with these emotions surrounding food when we slip up as new vegans. How to talk about veganism with people who've been through an eating disorder. Switching your focus from vanity to self care. ‘That's when food was no longer what it had been for me in the 80s, which was a vehicle for changing; it was a vehicle for being in line with who I wanted to be.' Letting go of an eating disorder. Jasmin and Evy discuss whether or not true recovery is possible. How to deal with a perfectionist mindset when it comes to diet. Body positivity and representation in the vegan community. Links: Check out Bianca's website. Follow Bianca on Youtube, Instagram and Facebook. Learn more about Jasmin Singer. Check out Our Hen House and listen to Jasmin's podcast. Follow Jasmin on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Social Media Twitter: @ChickPeepsPod Instagram: @ChickPeepsPod Facebook: @ChickPeepsPodcast Momoko Hill: @oh_momoko Robbie Jarvis: @robbjarvis Tylor Starr: @tylorstarr Evanna Lynch: @msevylynch
This week, Jasmin Singer talks to Dominick Thompson about his company Crazies and Weirdos, the relationship between athleticism and veganism, and the importance of sharing vegan messages on social media. Dominick Thompson is a leader in the vegan community and founder of Crazies and Weirdos®, a successful New York based start-up company that produces hip, sustainable clothing made in New York… The post Episode 432: Dominick Thompson and Christopher Locke appeared first on Our Hen House.
This week, Jasmin Singer talks to Dominick Thompson about his company Crazies and Weirdos, the relationship between athleticism and veganism, and the importance of sharing vegan messages on social media. Dominick Thompson is a leader in the vegan community and […]
This week, Jasmin Singer talks to Erica Meier about the work of Compassion Over Killing (COK), launching the 10th annual Veg Week, and the importance of women in the animal rights movement. Erica Meier is the executive director of Compassion Over Killing (COK), national non-profit animal protection organization based in Washington, DC. Working to expose cruelty to farmed animals and promote veg-friendly… The post Episode 429: Erica Meier and Nil Zacharias appeared first on Our Hen House.
This week, Jasmin Singer talks to Erica Meier about the work of Compassion Over Killing (COK), launching the 10th annual Veg Week, and the importance of women in the animal rights movement. Erica Meier is the executive director of Compassion Over […]
This week, Jasmin Singer talks to Rachel McCrystal, Executive Director of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, about why sanctuaries matter, the intersections of social justice and sanctuary work, and the powerful role of women in the animal rights movement. Rachel McCrystal is […]
This week, Jasmin Singer talks to Rachel McCrystal, Executive Director of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, about why sanctuaries matter, the intersections of social justice and sanctuary work, and the powerful role of women in the animal rights movement. Rachel McCrystal is the Executive Director of Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, one of the country’s leading sanctuaries and animal rights organizations. Prior to joining Woodstock… The post Episode 428: Rachel McCrystal and Charles Camosy appeared first on Our Hen House.
This week, Jasmin Singer talks to author Joni Marie Neuman about the art of simple vegan gifts, food desert awareness, and promoting plant-strong meals. Joni is an author, activist, and blogger currently residing in California. Her TEN(!) books include The Complete Guide to Vegan Food Substitutions , The Best Veggie Burgers on the Planet, and Vegan Food Gifts. She recently began posting… The post Episode 427: Joni Marie Newman and Marilyn Kroplick appeared first on Our Hen House.
This week, Jasmin Singer talks to author Joni Marie Neuman about the art of simple vegan gifts, food desert awareness, and promoting plant-strong meals. Joni is an author, activist, and blogger currently residing in California. Her TEN(!) books include The Complete […]
This week, Jasmin Singer talks to Lani Muelrath, author of The Mindful Vegan: A 30-Day Plan for Finding Health, Balance, Peace, and Happiness about the power of mindfulness, the intersections of mindfulness and veganism, and the simple steps you can take […]
I've had Jasmin Singer on the blog before - we've eaten a few times together (I've got to get back to Stuff I Eat!) and caught up at the BlogHer Conference recently. Jasmin and I met 16 years ago, via the NiteStar Theater Company (also how I met my friends Christy Meyers, and Eboni Booth). We talk about our history with eating disorders, veganism, juice fasting, and her memoir Always Too Much and Never Enough. Theme music is by Podcast Guest Goh Nakamura. Keep in touch via Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @mslynnchen. xo Lynn
Join host Elisa Camahort Page as she speaks with Tracye McQuirter and Jasmin Singer, exploring why eating vegan is better for your health and the planet. If you’re interested in going vegan, do you cold quit your current way of eating in favor of a purely plant-based diet? Or, slowly transition? Guests: Tracye McQuirter http://www.byanygreensnecessary.com/ @byanygreens Jasmin Singer http://www.ourhenhouse.org/ @jasmin_singer Starts at 00:36:55: Interview with Tracye McQuirter, a vegan trailblazer of thirty years, national best-selling author, public health nutritionist, speaker and creator of the blog, byanygreensnecessary.com Starts at approx. 17:18:93: Interview with Jasmin Singer, the co-host of the weekly podcast, "Our Hen House" and co-founder of the non-profit by the same name. She’s also a regular public speaker on veganism and author of the book, “Always Too Much, and Never Enough" Mentioned in the show: Dick Gregory: http://dickgregory.com/ Carol J. Adams and her book, “The Sexual Politics... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We are back and talking about moving, auditioning in bathing suits, “beauty privilege,” and fear of aging. Show notes: Jasmin Singer's Book: Always Too Much and Never Enough Olympic Swimmer Fu Yuanhui's period and “funny” faces. The Comedy Comedy Festival in Los Angeles HBO Asian Pacific American Visionaries We are going to be transitioning the blog into a mostly podcast format. You can continue to send us your stories and questions.
Hi everyone! It’s Jasmin Singer in Chef Laura Delhauer‘s Kitchen for Episode 10 of the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast! Chef Laura and I talk chocolate, mushrooms, pineapple, and quinoa in our quadruple S episode – Savory, Sweet, Spicy, and S’mores! […] The post Episode 10: Savory, Sweet, Spicy, and S’mores with Chef Laura Delhauer and Your Hostess, Jasmin Singer! appeared first on Our Hen House.
Hi everyone! It’s Jasmin Singer in Chef Laura Delhauer‘s Kitchen for Episode 9 the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast! As you know, Chef Laura has agreed to join me as my chief chef and kitchen tutor for this podcast. What’s more, […] The post Episode 9: Everything’s Green with Chef Laura Delhauer and Your Hostess, Jasmin Singer! appeared first on Our Hen House.
Hi everyone. It’s Jasmin Singer in Chef Laura Delhauer‘s Kitchen for the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast! Summer’s here and the time is right to picnic in the street – or in the park. We show you how to make Sammies, Blondies, […] The post Episode 8: Picnic with Chef Laura Delhauer and Your Hostess, Jasmin Singer! appeared first on Our Hen House.
Jasmin Singer is the Executive Director of Our Hen House, a NYC-based nonprofit creating independent media to change the world for animals. She is the co-host of the Our Hen House podcast, now in its sixth year, and the Our Hen House TV show, a co-production with Brooklyn Independent Media. Jasmin's new book, Always Too Much And Never Enough is her memoir of her journey to find herself through juicing, veganism, and love, as she went from fat to thin and from feeding her emotions to feeding her soul. Jasmin has appeared on The Dr. Oz Show, HuffPo Live, and can be seen in the award-winning documentaries Vegucated and The Ghosts in Our Machine. She is the former campaigns manager for Farm Sanctuary, and a former writer for VegNews Magazine, a publication that named her one of twenty standout stars of the animal rights movement. Her workshops have been presented at conferences around the globe, and she has been featured in media outlets such as CNN and The Atlantic. Prior to her animal activist career, Jasmin was an actor-educator with an AIDS-awareness theatre company. Being hailed as “Sex and the City for Food,” The Food Heals Podcast brings together experts in the field of nutrition, health and healing to teach you the best-kept natural secrets to being a hotter, healthier, happier YOU! The Food Heals Podcast is hosted by Allison Melody and Suzy Hardy – two self-proclaimed natural chicks who will rock your world and change your beliefs about health! This sexy, savvy duo provides eco-friendly advice on a variety of issues including the healing power of nutrition, living authentically, turning your passion into your career, choosing the best natural health and beauty products, the benefits of a plant-based diet and so much more!
Jasmin Singer, co-host of the Our Hen House podcast and author of Always Too Much and Never Enough, shares her story through food addition and weight loss. A vegan activist for years, Jasmin remained addicted to food and overweight until the documentary Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead sparked a change. A change that would eventually lead to losing 100 pounds. In today's episode we sit down with Jasmin to share her transformation and why she feels so betrayed by the food industry.
Hi everyone. It’s Jasmin Singer in Laura’s kitchen again! I’m very pleased to announce that Chef Laura Delhauer has agreed to be the regularly featured chef on the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast! I know you’ll want to follow along as we chat, chop, […] The post Episode 7: Chef Laura Delhauer, Magaritas, Avocados, and Your Hostess, Jasmin Singer! appeared first on Our Hen House.
Always Too Much And Never Enough with Jasmin Singer. Hear her story from fat to thin and from feeding her emotions to feeding her soul, her memoir writing process, and the creation of Our Hen House. Featured Guest: Jasmin Singer is the author of the memoir, Always Too Much and Never Enough (Penguin Random House Berkley; 2016), which documents her journey to find herself through juicing, veganism, and love, as she went from fat to thin and from feeding her emotions to feeding her soul. Jasmin was named a 2016 “40 Under 40” by The Advocate Magazine and a 2015 “Eco-Preneur” by Go Magazine. The Our Hen House podcast – which Jasmin co-hosts – has been honored twice by the coveted Webby Awards. In addition to co-hosting Our Hen House, now in its seventh year, Jasmin is the host of the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast, can be seen in the award-winning documentaries Vegucated and The Ghosts In Our Machine, and has also appeared on the Dr. Oz Show and HuffPo Live. She has contributed to several anthologies (including Defiant Daughters, Running Eating Thinking, and Circles of Compassion), and is a contributing writer for VegNews Magazine. When she’s not traveling around giving book talks or presenting workshops on veganism and activism, Jasmin spends her downtime at home in New York City. Follow Jasmin on Twitter: @ourhenhouse @jasmin_singer, and visit jasminsinger.com for updates. Savvy Sources Jasmin's Website Our Hen House Website Facebook Twitter: @ourhenhouse @jasmin_singer Instagram Bloom into Spring Tranquility du Jour Live My Latest Book: 52 Weeks of Tranquility Journal Sign up for Love Notes and access Tranquil Treasures Podcast app: Tranquility du Jour iPhone and Android Upcoming Events Art + Yoga in West Virginia: May 13-15 {1 spot} Penning in Paris: June 6-10 {2 spots} TDJ Live {Seasonal Podcast}: June 16 at 8pmET Yoga and the Animals at Burleigh Manor Animal Sanctuary: June 18 Tranquility Virtual Retreat: July 9 Tranquility in Tuscany: October 8-15 {5 spots} Writing in the Woods: October 28-30 {6 spots} Stay Connected New to Tranquility du Jour? Peruse my FAQs. Tranquility University E-courses. Broadcasts on Periscope. Connect on Facebook. Shop locally-sewn, eco-friendly TranquiliT. Eye candy on Instagram. Pin along on Pinterest. Follow on Twitter. Read along on Goodreads. Browse my books. Read about my passion for animals. Pen a review on iTunes. Techy To listen, click on the player at the top of the post or click here to listen to older episodes. New to podcasting? Get more info at Podcast 411. Do you have iTunes? Click here and subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episode as released. Get the Tranquility du Jour apps to get the podcast automagically on iOS or Android.
Hi everyone. Jasmin Singer is in the kitchen again! I joined Chef Laura Delhauer at her apartment in Brooklyn for Episode 6 of the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast ! Taking over a new kitchen is always fun, and it’s always good to be […] The post Episode 6: Chef Laura Delhauer in Her Own Kitchen — with your Hostess, Jasmin Singer! appeared first on Our Hen House.
“I found that I was being betrayed by the food industry…and it was only as I started to pull that apart and what that meant did I realize all of the ways I had also been betraying myself.”Jasmin SingerThe facts of our experiences are different. But so many of the emotions we experience along our journeys are remarkably similar.Meet Jasmin Singer.As a kid, Jasmin was an outcast. Fat and persistently bullied, she was hopelessly drawn to foods that only fueled the depression and confused disposition incited by her chaotic upbringing.Encouraged by her gorgeous mother to trade in her Oreos for pre-packaged Weight Watchers brownies resulted in an endless rotation of Nutri-System appointments and Jenny Craig weigh-ins that ultimately did little to rectify her love of cheddar, resolve her body image issues or soothe the pain of childhood trauma.The grub always won. Because food offered Jasmin something she found nowhere else. She basked in the safe reassurance of mealtimes, in the calm friendship she shared with snacks. She lived for the sweet tingling of a vanilla shake as it slid down her throat, filling up her stomach and, more importantly, her heart.This is a long way of saying that Jasmin was, in fact, addicted to food – physically and emotionally. And no wonder. The foods she regularly ate growing up – Cheez-Its, Lunchables, Twinkies, Big Macs – were literally designed to activate the pleasure centers in her brain, making her want more and more and more.A growing awareness of the horrors of industrialized animal agriculture led to Jasmin's emerging sense of just how profoundly her culinary proclivities had betrayed her. So at 19, she became a vegetarian. Later, she went entirely vegan, stepping into a lifelong passion for animal rights advocacy. Nonetheless, the skinny vegan trope eluded her. Instead, she continued to gain weight due to her continuing love affair with greasy rich foods.Just because it's vegan doesn't mean it's healthy.In the firm grips of her hopeless addiction, Jamin became resigned to the deep sense of shame that accompanied her every minute of every day, further isolating her in a bottomless pit of desperation and loneliness that drove an isolating wedge between her and the world.From the extra pounds and unrelenting bullies that left her eating lunch alone in a bathroom stall at school to the low self-esteem that rendered her physically and emotionally vulnerable to abuse, her struggle with weight came to define every aspect of her life.And then one day, she decided to make a change…By committing to monthly juice fasts and a plant-based diet comprised of whole, unprocessed foods, Jasmin lost almost a hundred pounds, gained an understanding of her destructive relationship with food, and finally realized what it means to be truly full.Today, Jasmin is the co-founder and executive director of Our Hen House, a nonprofit multimedia hub working to change the world for animals. She also serves up co-host duties on the popular Our Hen House Podcast, produces an online magazine and video content and travels extensively to publicly speak on the subjects of veganism and social justice.As laid bare in her brave and intensely vivid coming-of-age memoir, Always Too Much And Never Enough*, it's a story you might be surprised to learn really isn't about weight loss. Rather, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
From the extra pounds and unrelenting bullies that left her eating lunch alone in a bathroom stall at school to the low self-esteem that left her both physically and emotionally vulnerable to abuse, Jasmin Singer's struggle with weight defined her life.
Hi everyone. Jasmin Singer here, once again! The kitchen (of Vegucated writer, director, and editor Marisa Miller Wolfson) was still standing after Episode 4, so I joined Chef Laura Delhauer there again for Episode 5 of the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast ! Today, […] The post Episode 5: Chef Laura Delhauer returns! And your Hostess, Jasmin Singer! appeared first on Our Hen House.
Always Too Much and Never Enough is the fabulous memoir of ourhenhouse.org‘s Jasmin Singer who turned childhood bullying into a way to understand the suffering of animals. She's since released 100 pounds through healthy vegan eating and lots of juicing. Opening the show is Dr. Luke Wilson, half of the twozestybananas.com team, a pair of New Zealand doctors who’ve developed a very hip and inviting site to interest younger folks in the plant-based life.
Hi everyone. Jasmin Singer here, once again! I initiated a new chef and hazed a new kitchen on Episode 4 of the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast ! I go nuts with Chef Laura Delhauer (in the kitchen of Vegucated writer, […] The post Episode 4: Chef Laura Delhauer in the Kitchen with your Host Jasmin Singer! appeared first on Our Hen House.
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Hi everyone. Jasmin Singer here, once again! I learned so much on Episode 1 and Episode 2 of the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast with the incredibly talented Michael Suchman of Vegan Mos, and I was thrilled he agreed to be the […] The post Episode 3: Keep Your Resolutions Another Day with Guest Michael Suchman of Vegan Mos, plus your Host Jasmin Singer! appeared first on Our Hen House.
Hi everyone. Jasmin Singer here, once again! I had so much fun on Episode 1 of the Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan Podcast, in which the incredibly talented Michael Suchman of Vegan Mos helped me to finally (begin to) […] The post Episode 2: Vegan Christmas (Jewish-Style) with Michael Suchman of Vegan Mos, Hosted by Jasmin Singer appeared first on Our Hen House.
Hi everyone. Jasmin Singer here. I have been vegan for 12 glorious years; vegetarian for 18. And yet, for lunch today, I had a microwaved can of peas. It’s not as though I’m a terrible cook; I have a few […] The post The “Teaching Jasmin How to Cook Vegan” Podcast is Finally Here! Episode 1: Vegan Thanksgiving with Michael Suchman, Hosted by Jasmin Singer appeared first on Our Hen House.
Today award-winning television host, popular plant-based cookbook author and vegan chef Laura Theodore, the Jazzy Vegetarian welcomes Jasmin Singer, Executive Director of Our Hen House to talk about how we can change the world for animals. Jazzy Vegetarian Classics: Vegan Twists on American Family Favorites, Laura Theodore’s newest cookbook, is now available wherever fine books are sold along with her popular book: Jazzy Vegetarian, Lively Vegan Cuisine That’s Easy and Delicious. Jazzy Vegetarian Season One, now airs on the CREATE Channel all across the country. Jasmin Singer is Executive Director for Our Hen House, a place to find our way to change the world for animals, which she co-founded in January 2010. Jasmin has written for numerous magazines and blogs, and she has appeared on The Dr. Oz Show, HuffPo Live, and can be seen in the documentaries Vegucated and The Ghosts in Our Machine. From 2007-2010, she was the campaigns manager for Farm Sanctuary. Her workshops have been presented at conferences, universities, law schools, and VegFests around the globe. Learn more at: www.ourhenhouse.org
SHOW NOTES Episode 44 (Air Date: MARCH 27th, 2014) INTERVIEW: Our Hen House with Jasmin Singer & Mariann Sullivan Has it been too long since our last interview episode? IT HAS??? I’m right on top of that, Rose! Today I interviewed Jasmin Singer & Mariann Sullivan from Our Hen House! For those who have been … Episode 44 – Interview: Our Hen House Read More »
SHOW NOTES Episode 44 (Air Date: MARCH 27th, 2014) INTERVIEW: Our Hen House with Jasmin Singer & Mariann Sullivan Has it been too long since our last interview episode? IT HAS??? I'm right on top of that, Rose! Today I interviewed Jasmin Singer & Mariann Sullivan from Our Hen House! For those who have been … Episode 44 – Interview: Our Hen House Read More »
Jasmin Singer is the co-founder and director of, Our Hen House, a non-profit animal rights activist organization as well as an extremely popular podcast by the same name. Jasmin also has a really amazing personal story of health transformation.
Join the Webby-winning podcasters and founders of OurHenHouse.org to learn what we can do to make a difference for animals.
This week on Main Street Vegan: Victoria is en route to Vegetarian Summerfest and prerecorded a fun and fascinating show with the founders of Our Hen House: Jasmin Singer (fresh from her appearance on Dr. Oz) and Mariann Sullivan, J.D., professor of animal law at Cordozo and Brooklyn Law Schools. Email your questions about animals and animal rights to victoria@mainstreetvegan.net.
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