Podcast appearances and mentions of joey carbstrong

[0:00] Introduction and discussion about Paul's documentary[4:21] Sue's impressions of the film[10:05] Damian's journey into filmmaking[16:28] Damian's cancer experience and transition to vegan-focused work[22:26] Discussion about vulnerability and sharing personal stories[27:47] Confirmation of Damian being cancer-free[29:36] Reflections on vegan movement progress[37:58] Hospital experiences as a vegan[40:11] Optimism about vegan movement[45:37] Advice to his younger self[50:55] Where to find Damian and his work[54:05] Discussion about Vegan Business TribeIn this powerful episode of The Bloody Vegans Podcast, host Sue Joyce sits down with filmmaker Damian Sciberras to talk about his moving new documentary on Paul, an 85-year-old vegan ultramarathon runner with an extraordinary story of endurance and compassion.Damian opens up about his creative process, the emotional weight of editing, and the tough decisions behind what to leave out of the film. He shares his experiences working with Joey Carbstrong and Ed Winters, and how those collaborations helped shape his own approach to activism.We also explore Damian's deeply personal journey through stage 3 bowel cancer, the decision to only take on vegan clients, and his upcoming film about life with a stoma—an honest, raw, and important contribution to awareness and representation.This is an episode filled with heart, honesty, and purpose—a must-listen for anyone passionate about storytelling, activism, and creating meaningful change.

Tuesday, April 9th. In this episode we talk about: Weather report: Joey Carbstrong occupies slaughterhouse, scientists grow vegan leather shoe in lab As Obesity Rises, Big Food and Dietitians Push 'Anti-Diet' Advice () Tune in live every weekday at 11am to watch on  or on Instagram ( and ), or watch on Twitter or Twitch! Follow , , and for more.

In this episode Julie, Kate & Ant give their reactions to Pignorant, a documentary produced by Joey Carbstrong that has recently been released onto Amazon Prime for streaming. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pignorant-Joey-Carbstrong/dp/B0CV8HQ3QVThe trailers for the film seemed very centred on the human 'stars' of the film rather than the pigs, but is this film an ego project, or in fact a real solid addition to the suite of animal rights documentaries?Warning- this episode contains spoilers, and the film itself contains footage of animals that many viewers will find distressingAs ever, we're keen to hear your thoughts once you've listened to the episode. Enoughofthefalafel@gmail.com is the place to reach us.*************Enough of the Falafel is a community of people who love keeping on top of the latest news in the world of veganism & animal rights. With the Vegan Talk podcast, we aim to develop listeners' (& our own) thoughts around key issues affecting veganism & the animal rights movement; giving our opinions, whilst staying balanced; remaining true to our vegan ethics, whilst constantly seeking to grow & develop.Each week we home in on one topic in particular and pick it apart in more detail. If you have a suggestion for a future show, do get in touch via enoughofthefalafel@gmail.com.Enough of the Falafel is also on Facebook, Tiktok & Instagram @enoughofthefalafel.*******************Thanks everyone for listening; give us a rating and drop us a message to say "hi"; it'll make our day!Julie, Kate & Ant(SFX in today's show provided by Zapsplat.com)

Victory for Vegans! Dr. Sailesh Rao, founder of Climate Healers, reveals how he and his team of fellow vegans won the recent Oxford Union debate against meat eaters. After a fierce back and forth, Oxford Union members sided with the motion “This House Would Go Vegan.” This is a huge victory as this debate club is a prestigious platform run by students at Oxford University, one of the world's top universities. More colleges are making the connection between veganism and sustainability. Along with Dr. Rao, Joey Carbstrong, Dr. Chidi Ngwaba and Disha Hegde made strong points. Among those on the other side, polarizing media pundit Katie Hopkins. So, watch and get the inside story of how this all went down! To learn more about Dr. Rao's extraordinary work, please visit: https://climatehealers.org/

Victory for Vegans! Dr. Sailesh Rao, founder of Climate Healers, reveals how he and his team of fellow vegans won the recent Oxford Union debate against meat eaters. After a fierce back and forth, Oxford Union members sided with the motion “This House Would Go Vegan.” This is a huge victory as this debate club is a prestigious platform run by students at Oxford University, one of the world's top universities. More colleges are making the connection between veganism and sustainability. Along with Dr. Rao, Joey Carbstrong, Dr. Chidi Ngwaba and Disha Hegde made strong points. Among those on the other side, polarizing media pundit Katie Hopkins. So, watch and get the inside story of how this all went down! To learn more about Dr. Rao's extraordinary work, please visit: https://climatehealers.org/

✨Episodio 110 del podcast VEGANISMO Y SOSTENIBILIDAD de Infovegana✨ ️ En este episodio hablamos de: ►Repasamos los acuerdos de la COP28, dónde finalmente no se ha acordado acabar de forma clara con los combustibles fósiles pero si se ha llegado a un pacto histórico sobre ellos: abandonarlos progresivamente. Sin embargo, no hay un plan detallado para ello. ¿Lo veremos en la COP29 o en la 30? ►Os traemos un estudio que habla sobre las normas descriptivas y prescriptivas en el consumo de carne. Además, relacionamos esta cuestión con el nacionalismo y en cómo afecta el entorno a nuestras decisiones de consumo ►El activista Joey Carbstrong y su equipo vegano ganan un debate sobre veganismo en la Universidad de Oxford. La Oxford Union, una asociación de debate con más de 200 años de antigüedad acabó votando a favor de la proposición: "Esta institución se volverá vegana". ¡Os contamos todos los detalles! ►Un informe, avalado por más de 100 veterinarios, intenta arrojar un poco de luz sobre los mejores métodos para gestionar a las poblaciones de gatos. Hablamos sobre el método CER y otras estrategias para controlar la población de gatos que viven en la calle y garantizar su bienestar. ►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) 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

The Simply Vegan Podcast is bought to you by the UK's only vegan magazine, Vegan Food & Living. Hosted by magazine editor Holly Johnson, join us on the first Thursday of each month as we chat to some of the inspirational people helping to grow the vegan movement – from chefs and influencers to athletes and doctors. In today's feel-good episode, we're joined by the founder of VEGAN Happy, Lorri Delahunty. Lorri shares the lightbulb moment she went from meat lover to vegan within just a few hours, having watched videos by animal rights activists Gary Yourovsky and Joey Carbstrong.We discuss different forms of activism, and whether there's a polarisation in the movement between those who think activism can't change anything and those compelled to act. Lorri explains how she set up her clothing line to get people talking about veganism and the all-important issues with our food systems, animal welfare, the environment and our health and why she believes it's so important to be kind and support people rather than judge them.Lorri also chats about the recent Face of VEGAN Happy competition, judged by singer Heather Small, Viva!'s Juliet Gellatley and Vegan Food & Living's Holly Johnson and how it's created a community of like-minded people who want to see a kinder, more compassionate world.Notes from today's episode and ways to support us and the vegan movement• Watch Gary Yourovsky's speech on YouTube• Watch Joey Carbstrong's activism on YouTube• Check out the range of subtle vegan clothing at VEGAN Happy• Visit The Farm Animal Sanctuary • Leave us a review and share this episode with friends• Try an issue of Vegan Food and Living magazine for just 99p at veganfoodandliving.com/podcast Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by animal rights activist and vegan Joey Carbstrong and celebrity chef John Mountain who decided to 'ban all vegans' from his restaurant to discuss John's decision and whether there is some legitimacy to Joey and others' claims that we should eat less meat for the planet and to help in the fight against animal cruelty.

Welcome to our Why Vegan? series in celebration of World Vegan Month! Whether you're considering going vegan for the first time or you've been vegan for years, each week we will delve into the reasons why people adopt this diet and lifestyle and discover its many benefits.This week we start at the roots of the movement – vegan for the animals. Holly and Molly share their own personal journeys and discuss some of the shocking facts around animal agriculture, as well as sharing how they do 'activism'. And in part two, Holly is joined by Joey Carbstrong – an ex-gang member who left drugs and violence behind to become a vegan activist who has now had over 32 million views on YouTube. Joey discusses what made him turn his life around, why he's so determined to speak up for animals and how he copes with online hate. Joey also explains why he feels we need to use emotive language and not shy away from sharing the truth. Music by Purple Planet.Support your favourite podcast and help us to keep going!• Become a patron at patreon.com/simplyvegan and access exclusive episodes, live chats and free downloads• Visit veganfoodandliving.com and try our delicious recipes• Tag us in your social posts, @veganfoodandliving• Share this episode with a friend• Try an issue of Vegan Food and Living magazine for just 99pMusic by Purple Planet

Lisa & David take their roving microphone around Vegan Camp Out. We hear from vegan entrepreneur and investor Heather Mills, activist Joey Carbstrong, podcasting legend Jim Moore, YouTuber David Ramms and Dave & Steve from The Happy Pear. In this special double-length episode, we also catch up with vegan companies Vausages, Motion Hatch, One Planet Pizza, The Vegan Haberdasher, Vegan Founded, Lilk, Clemmie's Vegan Cakes and feature the music of BFriendly - all while David has a Vegan Business Tribe banner stand strapped to his back! About Vegan Business Tribe Hosted by Vegan Business Tribe co-founder, David Pannell. Lisa & David have worked with some of the largest high-street brands and food manufacturers to help them understand and connect with the vegan marketplace. David is also the official UK agent for The Vegan Society's Vegan Trademark and Lisa writes the monthly business column in Vegan Food & Living - the biggest vegan print publication in the UK. Vegan Business Tribe is where they give back with weekly content, seminars, business clinics, networking events, mentoring and online courses to help you create a successful vegan business. If you want to go beyond the podcast and connect with our community of like-minded vegan entrepreneurs or get support from Lisa & David, then head over to https://veganbusinesstribe.com/ (www.veganbusinesstribe.com) where you will be welcomed with open arms!

After leaving the gang life and going vegan for ethical reasons, Joey Carbstrong wanted to give back. “I wanted to help the less fortunate. I wanted to help human beings which is still one of my passions. But I had a realisation. There were a group of innocent beings who needed my help the most. A group of beings who weren't even recognised by society as victims. A group of beings so persecuted, so exploited and so abused that it dwarfed any human genocide in comparison. The animals were screaming out for help and very few were listening. So I decided to answer their calls and began speaking for them with all my heart.” In episode eight of “Activist” Joey Carbstrong shares his brilliant insights and advice for how we can all become better advocates for the animals, and how we can each start our activism journey. Co-host Gareth describes this episode as “All killer, no filler” (in a very vegan way)! Joey has a wonderful wealth of knowledge and we are very excited to share it all with you.

Erklärt mich für verrückt oder nicht, mir hilft es! Dieser Satz ergibt jedoch erst Sinn, wenn ihr die Folge komplett angehört habt. Hier die Petition die ihr unterschreiben solltet! ▶ https://www.europa-ohne-tierversuche.de/ ▶ https://eci.ec.europa.eu/019/public/#/screen/home Hier das Video von Joey Carbstrong ▶ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-EsdpV7VHE Hier erfährst du mehr von mir und kannst bei eBook bekommen: https://linktr.ee/Marc_604 Diese Filme musst du gesehen haben! Im Film „Dominion“ siehst du was mit Tieren geschieht, wenn du nicht vegan bist ▶ www.an3x.org Du möchtest möglichst lange fit und frei von Krankheiten leben? ▶ Netflix: The Game Changers Du isst noch Meereslebewesen? Das sind die Folgen! ▶ Netflix: Seaspiracy

Cameron (cameron@animaladvocacyafrica.org) is the Operations Lead for Animal Advocacy Africa (also @Animal_Africa). Cameron ran his own eCommerce business for several years before pivoting to charity entrepreneurship to have a more extensive & substantial positive impact on the world. Cameron has been involved in the Effective Altruism community for over ten years & went through Charity Entrepreneurship's 2020 incubation program. 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 YouTube. We discuss: 00:00 Welcome 01:15 Cameron's Intro - Studying, business, Effective Altruism, earning to give, charity entrepreneurship, starting AAA 03:01 What's Real? - Growing up with a logical/reasoned/scientific mindset - Attending church & religious school - Being drawn to scepticism, rationalism, atheism, Effective Altruism - Softening to consider Buddhism/spiritualist elements - Meditation "It felt like there's something more going on here". Interconnectedness, a peace with determinism (no free will) - There are some moral truths in religious thinking. Religion as metaphor - Open mindedness & humility 15:30 What (& Who) Matters? - An early sense of justice "I couldn't sit back & do nothing" - Suffering/contentment as a core moral axiom - The asymmetry betwee suffering & flourishing - We can learn & grow & become happier from suffering - Over-simplifying suffering/flourishing - "Notes From the Underground" by Dostoevsky & Alan Watts - Understanding/truth/knowledge as a meta-goal for humanity? - "You can kind of fit everything in" to sentience - Considering moral scope as a teenager. Other humans. Other sentients. Veganism. - Watching challenging YouTube ethical debate videos (Joey Carbstrong)... "I can't answer this... It shook me." - A "who can be vegetarian for the longest" bet with a friend. Going vegan 4 weeks later - The social/family aspect was the most difficult partly because "It challenges other people's beliefs" - "I've now channelled my vegan angst into this charity" - "Changing your mind is possible." - Bio/ecocentrism? - Digital sentience? - Animal farming as an obvious, tractable, human wrong - Wild animal suffering vs. an idealistic reverence for "nature" - Links between naturalistic epistemology & ethics 38:08 How Can we Make a Better World? - Effective Altruism: "Doing the most good you can in an evidence based & effective way" ...and much more. Full show notes at Sentientism.info and on YouTube. Sentientism is “Evidence, reason & compassion for all sentient beings.” More at Sentientism.info. Join our "I'm a Sentientist" wall via this simple form. Everyone, Sentientist or not, is welcome in our groups. The biggest so far is here on FaceBook. Come join us there! Thanks Graham.

Today's podcast guest is Jayden Ordner @jayden_ordner from Melbourne, Australia. Jayden is a student dietician, environmental advocate, keen trail runner and has studied philosophy. This unique intersection of expertise and personal interest makes for an incredibly insightful conversation on masculinity, nutrition, the ethics of veganism and the environmental impact of animal products. Mentions on this episode: Dominion (documentary), Cordial Curiosity (YouTube channel), Joey Carbstrong (activist), Earthling Ed (activist), Stanford School of Medicine's SWAP-MEAT study, 'The Gut Health MD' Dr B (Will Bulsiewicz), Melanie Joy (author and academic), Nicola Holmes @veggie_nerd (influencer), Our World in Data - Environmental impacts of food production (meta-analysis).

Zak is a passionate fourteen year old activist from southeast England. Zak went vegetarian when he was twelve years old. He started questioning veganism and began researching it on Youtube. He came across Joey Carbstrong where he learnt about the dairy industry and saw slaughterhouse footage. Zak found this extremely confronting and decided to go vegan. Zak was eager to become an activist, asking his parents if he could join a Cube of Truth as soon as he went vegan. Having gone to his first activism event, this opened up more opportunities for involvement and Zak now attends vigils, disruptions and outreach events. Zak is also a vocal climate activist as he understands his generation will be directly impacted by climate change. Zak has a strong social media presence, having approached other activists and sought advice on content creation. Zak regularly updates his social media platforms with campaigns, as well as his website which has resources for both vegans and non vegans, In this episode, Zak discusses how he started creating animal rights content, effective activism and advice for young animal rights activists. https://www.instagram.com/zaktivist/https://www.youtube.com/c/Zaktivisthttps://www.zaktivist.com/

Episode 59: Joey Carbstrong: Animal Rights Activist In this episode – we talk animal rights activist and former gang member, . Joey went vegan in 2013 after turning his life around to help animals, and now has more than 165k followers on Instagram alone. Recorded at Vegan Camp Out 2021, Joey is interviewed by Head of Investigations, Lex Rigby, about animal rights, his past and about the power of telling the truth. Helen and Faye's chat Viva!' Head of Communications, Faye Lewis, joins Helen to discuss the power of Joey's work and the role that investigations and social media now play in animal rights. This podcast is sponsored by Beer 52 who are offering Viva! supporters a FREE case of eight vegan craft beers. That is eight craft beers, free from any animal products, sourced and curated from the best breweries on the planet for FREE! (excl. delivery). Go to beer52.com/veganviva to find out more. ABOUT OUR SHOW You can hear this show via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and on lots of other apps and websites. Spread the word! Don't forget to share us on Facebook and Twitter! Get the latest episode every month, straight to your mobile device or computer. It's automatic and completely free. Copyright owned by Viva! Bristol 2021. Not for re-use without our written agreement. All featured music and content used by permission. Produced by Helen Wilson for Viva!.

Grab your tent for this special episode of The Vegan Business Tribe Podcast recorded live at Vegan Camp Out. This weekend-long event is attended by over 10,000 people and celebrates everything it means to be vegan, from activism seminars to rock-star guest headliners - combined with all the fun of camping and late-night partying! Join Lisa and David live as they share their weekend with you and introduce you to some of the amazing names in vegan business they met at the event; including Eric Brent, founder of the Happy Cow app, Mike Hill founder of One Planet Pizza and many Vegan Business Tribe members. Also find out what Lisa and David learned from the weekend's headline guests: Joey Carbstrong, Chris Packham and Russell Brand. About Vegan Business Tribe Hosted by Vegan Business Tribe co-founder, David Pannell. Lisa & David have worked with some of the largest high-street brands and food manufacturers to help them understand and connect with the vegan marketplace. David is also the official UK agent for The Vegan Society's Vegan Trademark and Lisa writes the monthly business column in Vegan Food & Living - the biggest vegan print publication in the UK. Vegan Business Tribe is where they give back with weekly content, seminars, business clinics, networking events, mentoring and online courses to help you create a successful vegan business. If you want to go beyond the podcast and connect with our community of like-minded vegan entrepreneurs or get support from Lisa & David, then head over to www.veganbusinesstribe.com where you will be welcomed with open arms!

Vindicated, yet again, as animal rights "activists" reveal their big money lifestyle and millions of dollars being given by a SINGLE DONOR "philanthropist" to full-time grifters like Joey Carbstrong, Paul Bashir of Anonymous for the Voiceless, and other groups. Plus, what's wrong with Mark Passio?

I chat to dedicated animal rights activist and friend Betty Melon, and learn about AR activism, consistent anti-oppression, the communication breakdowns that happen between AR and non-AR activists and how we might avoid them.  Also we discuss far-right kooks who hang about AR rallies with raw steaks in their mouth clearly loving life, and various big-name vegan foghorns like Joey Carbstrong, Freelee the Banana Girl and Anonymous for the Voiceless - and how they don't represent consistent anti-oppression.     Links from Betty:   '   * Consistent Anti-Oppression:  http://www.consistentantioppression.com/     * Christopher Sebastian article: https://www.christophersebastian.info/post/2018/10/20/if-veganism-is-racist-and-classist-bad-news-for-nonveganism     * Eating Animals and the Alt-Right: https://youtu.be/PvHMEAy2A7o   * Vegan Voices of Colour:   https://veganvoicesofcolor.com/   * Food is Power:   https://foodispower.org/   * Species Revolution:   https://www.speciesrevolution.org/home_mobile/     SUPPORT YA BOY ON PATREON:  https://patreon.com/tomtanuki 

Joey Carbstrong is an Australian animal rights activist and vegan. Formerly a criminal, Joey turned his life around and now campaigns for animals, his views having been widely syndicated across various platforms including national television, radio, and his own highly popular YouTube channel. Joey speaks to Alex about how to advocate for veganism, and whether the forthright methods employed by many activists does more harm than good. Should vegans calm down?

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The Washington Post claims that "Meat is NOT essential". Vegan activists Joey Carbstrong, Humane Hancock, Dr. Klaper, and Plant Based News show how to be a #GoodGlobalCitizen. Fwank Tufano is oppressed and everyone more popular are shills. UNICEF rebrands mental health as the new abnormal.

This episode is brought to you by Vivo Life! Use our code 'chickpeeps10' to get 10% off your order at vivolife.com! This week, Evy speaks to full time activist and animal rights speaker, Joey Carbstrong, about his direct, no-nonsense style of activism. Joey talks about how his early life as part of a gang influenced his bold and confrontational approach to speaking up for the voiceless, and how he remains unperturbed by criticism when he focuses on his core mission of achieving animal liberation. Also on this episode... Joey recounts the time in his life as a gang member, and how a particularly depressing stint in prison prompted a total lifestyle overhaul, and eventually his vegan awakening. How Joey left his gang and found his calling in animal rights activism. How one-on-one street activism can have the greatest impact as an activist. ‘The people who say animals are killed humanely, they haven't ever witnessed what happens inside a slaughterhouse. They're talking merely off of their indoctrination and what they're told.' Joey talks about his experiences in slaughterhouses as being some of ‘the most horrific experiences' of his life. His mindset for dealing with the verbal and online abuse that comes with being a confrontational activist. Joey explains how to avoid ever being ‘stumped' by an anti-vegan argument in a debate. How to focus and conserve one's energy for activism: ‘I don't let anyone get inside my head to try to make me feel guilty for standing up for animals, no matter who it is.' What to say to people who accuse vegans of caring more about animals than humans. Do hardcore vegan activists want people working in the animal agricultural industry to go out of business, or evolve with the plant based food system? Joey explains how he takes a more forceful approach and how Gary Yourofsky's direct speeches about animal abuse was what he needed to hear to go vegan. ‘People need to be held accountable for their contribution to something that is horrific.' Robbie and Evy talk about the c-word and how we can discuss the original source of the virus, as being the consumption of wild animals, without shaming and angering people. Links Check out Joey's website. Watch Joey's debates on Youtube. Follow Joey on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Video about the origins of Coronavirus that we discuss at the end of the podcast. Please note, this video contains graphic images of animal abuse. Social Media Twitter: @ChickPeepsPod Instagram: @ChickPeepsPod Facebook: @ChickPeepsPodcast Momoko Hill: @oh_momoko Robbie Jarvis: @robbjarvis Tylor Starr: @tylorstarr Evanna Lynch: @msevylynch

To me, being vegan isn't about being perfect. It's about doing the least harm that you can. The 21st interview in this series, features actress and activist, Ana Valverde, one half of Those Annoying Vegans. Ana is a passionate and committed voice for veganism and other sentient beings. Ana has been vegan for four years. In this interview, she shares her vegan journey that began with her affinity with animals at a very early age in Costa Rica, and evolved into a drive to stand up for the voiceless. Mentioned in this interview: Nastasha Minocha, That Vegan Couple, Joey Carbstrong, Cubes of Truth, Earthlings, Kindred Spirits Care Farm, The Vegan Society, Earthling Ed

In this Episode of The Plant Code Podcast recorded in London Max is joined by Robbie Lockie (@robbie.lockie) the co founder of global, multi-platform and award winning news, media and entertainment company Plant Based News. They discuss Robbie's journey to veganism, the origins of Plant Based News, lab meats, the impossible burger, reducetarians, the future of the plant based movement, effective advocacy on social media, millennials, women empowerment and much more!Resources:www.plantpowerdubai.com 10% discount on all meal plans with the code "plantcode"www.korkest14.com vegan friendly cork products 40% off all products with the discount code “theplantcode"www.plantbasednews.orgInstagram & Facebook: @plantbasednewsThe PBN Podcast: Available on iTunes, Spotify, SoundCloud & YouTubehttps://academy.plantbasednews.orghttps://www.plantbasednews.org/page/support@robbie.lockieDocumentaries mentioned:Vegucated @vegucatedFood Inc What The Health @wthfilmEarthlings @earthlingsfilmA Prayer for Compassionthe Invisible Vegan @theinvisibleveganAlso mentioned:Klaus in the greehouse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX6SeTjlrrkThe China Study, Dr Campbellwww.nutritionsfacts.orgChris Smalling @smallingNimai Delgado @nimai_delgadoEarthling Ed @earthlingedGenesis Butler @genesisbutler_Joey Carbstrong @joey_carbstrongworld plant milk  dayDr Melanie Joy Miyoko Schinner “Queen of Vegan Cheese” @miyokoschinner

This week is the Australian born animal rights activist Joey Carbstrong. Joey and I discussed in great detail his life as a gang member, the moment he turned his life around. We also touched on topics such as the use of words like "murder, rape and Holocaust' when used in the context of animals and much more. Despite Joey's background, he says his style of activism is non-confrontational and places an emphasis on being polite and respectful. The campaigner feels strongly about what he sees as the responsibility of all vegans to be active participants in furthering the movement. “When you become a vegan, you're realising you've been causing harm to innocent beings and you've tried your best as far as practical to stop causing harm. But that is a neutral position; it doesn't mean you're doing something fantastic, it just means you've stopped doing something horrific or contributing to something that's horrific. You can find out more and follow Joey here https://www.joeycarbstrong.com You can listen to this podcast on iTunes, Spotify and on Soundcloud. Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/plantbasednews Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Gn9RN5 iTunes: http://apple.co/iTunes_PBNPodcast REVIEW/SHARE: ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ If you enjoyed the episode and have a spare 1-2 minutes please leave a review on iTunes so the Plant Based News 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 Based News podcast episodes please share – together we can make this world a more compassionate place.

Joey Carbstrong is a popular animal activist and vegan advocate that came from a past of gang violence and drug abuse. Through an interest of living a healthy lifestyle, he was able to change his reality for the better. He later became vegan and learned about the truth on how diet impacts other living beings. He now uses his YouTube channel to speak up about the animals and aspires to inspire others to embrace compassion for all life. In this episode, Joey talks about his past and where he came from and how he found veganism. He also goes into what it takes to be an animal activist and the toll it can take on those who are activists. This conversation goes deep and is meant for those who have empathy in their heart for the animals.

When Tammi moved to Yangon several years ago, she started a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) club in her own apartment after not being able to find one in the city. She eventually joined forces with Jojo & Jerome of Yangon Yoga House and used that space as a gym. That led to them opening Yangon's first 100% vegan restaurant, Nourish Cafe.  Now, Tammi recently opened up the brand-new Bangkok branch of Nourish Cafe, which is located on the second floor of Bangkok Fight Lab.  I sat down to talk with her about: Why she doesn’t eat breakfast How her and her family went vegan Why she got into martial arts Being an expat in Asia Factory farming in SE Asia BECOME A PATRON: patreon.com/nobullpodcast FOLLOW NOURISH CAFE/BANGKOK FIGHT LAB:Website: www.bangkokfightlab.com/nourish-cafe Instagram: www.instagram.com/nourishcafebangkokFB: www.facebook.com/nourishcafebangkok MY SOCIAL LINKS:Follow me on Instagram: @annawildmanTweet at me: @wildmannaWebsite: annawildman.blog/ Email me: annanwildman@gmail.com YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/annawildman Intro/outro music by Ellis Delta: soundcloud.com/ellisdelta Interstitial music by earthchain: soundcloud.com/earthchain SHOW NOTES: People/places/things mentioned in episode No Bull podcast episode w/ Jojo & Jerome: runningveganradio.libsyn.com/74-building-a-business-in-myanmar-nourish-cafes-jojo-jerome Intermittent fasting: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermittent_fasting Nourish/Bliss Bar/Yangon Yoga House: www.yangonyogahouse.com/ Wing Chun: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wing_Chun Demuth’s Cooking School: demuths.co.uk/ Cube of Truth: www.anonymousforthevoiceless.org/ Joey Carbstrong: www.joeycarbstrong.com/ 22+ Challenge: www.challenge22.com/challenge22

Joey Carbstrong (aka Joe Armstrong) has been making huge waves in the mainstream media lately as his activism is gaining traction. Joey is passionate, articulate and relentlessly logical in his pursuit of peace for all beings of this earth. He stands with resolute stoicism in the face of aggressive attacks on his character from both the media and the industries he stands against. Joe Carbstrong absorbs the pressure and keeps moving forward in spreading his message of peace. He's unstoppable, but he wasn't always this way.

It's Spring but still freezing so we're turning our thoughts to the hardest working mothers around... In this episode Viva! news about #Februdairy – it was an initiative launched to promote the dairy industry during the month of February, particularly on Twitter, with the hashtag Februdairy and positive posts about dairy farming. Laura talks about our Lovegan campaign an exclusive interview with controversial activist Joey Carbstrong A look at the Easter goodies available from the Viva! shop. We hear about Elpseths Kitchen Veronika tell us about our hardest working mums Plus exclusive music from Akasha FX - "Choose" You can hear this podcast via Apple Podcasts, Google Play (in the USA) and lots of other apps and websites. Spread the word! Don't forget to share us on Facebook and Twitter! GET THIS FREE PODCAST AUTOMATICALLY ON THE FIRST DAY OF EVERY MONTH. . 

We're sharing the talk given by dedicated animal liberation activist Joey Carbstrong at last year's Animal Activists Forum in Melbourne. Joey offers excellent advice to fellow activists, concerning the fine art of vegan outreach communications, whether it be online or on the street. Drawing on his own experience, he explains candidly what works and what doesn't.  If you sometimes struggle with effectively communicating your veganism to your non-vegan friends, family & colleagues, this is the show for you.Joey on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/joeycarbstrong/Joey on Youtube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG6usHVNuRbexyisxE27nDw