Vegan Visibility – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, Dr. Lisa Kemmerer, an animal activist, philosopher, and author, engages in a thought-provoking conversation about her book "Amore and Vegan Ethics." As a retired philosophy professor, Lisa shares insights into her acronym "AMORE," which encapsulates the core moral reasons for adopting a plant-based lifestyle.

She starts with "A" for animal suffering, delving into the ethical considerations surrounding the treatment of animals in various industries, with a focus on dairy farming. Moving on to "M" for medical, Lisa explores the health benefits of a plant-based diet, emphasizing its positive impact on preventing diseases like cancer and heart-related issues.

The discussion then turns to "O" for oppression, where Lisa highlights the interconnectedness of social justice issues with veganism, addressing aspects such as world hunger, workforce conditions in animal agriculture, and the environmental impact.

The "R" in AMORE takes us into the realm of religion, where Lisa unpacks how different religious traditions, including Christianity, Judaism, and Eastern religions, align with or challenge the principles of veganism. She emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing the religious perspectives of individuals to foster meaningful conversations.

Finally, Lisa covers "E" for the environment, breaking down the environmental consequences of animal agriculture, including soil degradation, deforestation, climate change, water pollution, and fresh water reduction.

Throughout the conversation, Lisa provides valuable insights for activists, encouraging a thoughtful and considerate approach to advocacy. She shares personal experiences, recommends strategic conversations based on individual beliefs, and stresses the significance of education in creating awareness about the moral reasons behind adopting a plant-based lifestyle.

In the picturesque town of Whistler, British Columbia, a heartwarming tale of community, passion, and resilience unfolds. Meet Natasha and Ed Tatton, the dynamic duo behind Ed's BReD, a thriving vegan/plant-based bakery that has captured the hearts and taste buds of locals and visitors alike. Their story is one of humble beginnings, the power of community, and the spirit of innovation.

It all began with a simple gesture of kindness. Natasha, a yoga enthusiast, started gifting loaves of sourdough bread to Tina, the owner of a local yoga studio, in exchange for yoga classes.

Word of mouth quickly spread, and soon, the demand for their delectable sourdough bread soared. Fueled by the support of their tight-knit community, Natasha and Ed decided to turn their passion into a business.

In March 2019, BReD officially opened its doors, marking the beginning of a journey filled with challenges and triumphs.

Little did they know, their resolve would be tested by an unexpected turn of events - the COVID-19 pandemic. With lockdowns in effect, their bakery faced an uncertain future.

However, Natasha and Ed's resilience shone through. In the face of adversity, they swiftly pivoted their business model, launching an online store and offering a diverse range of products, including their renowned hummus and olives.

Their innovative approach and unwavering commitment to their community did not go unnoticed. Media outlets, including Forbes, featured their inspiring story, catapulting them into the spotlight. Their popularity continued to soar, leading to accolades such as the Small Business BC Award and a coveted book deal with Penguin Random House.

Their book, a delightful compilation of sourdough and vegan baking recipes, is a testament to their culinary expertise and creativity.

Have you heard that appearing on podcast shows is a great way to increase your market reach as well as your influence? If you answered yes, you're right. 

Yet, many experts have no clue where to start. Or, they miss the mark when approaching hosts.

In this episode I share three simple things you can do to secure more podcast interviews. 

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Imagine being able to combine the passion of animal safety with your passion of travel. Until

now, it was almost unheard of. Leading the way, Faik Bouhrik combined his love of business, animals, sanctuaries and travel together to create The Vegan Stay.

At a time when veganism is becoming more than a mindset and a lifestyle and one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy, large corporations that have profited from the suffering of animals by treating them as mere commodities are primed to take full advantage of this new trend.

During Faik's time volunteering at Animal Sanctuaries in America, he was able to learn about the work these organizations do and the unique challenges the people behind them face, day in and day out.

Animal Sanctuaries,  he realized, play a crucial role not only in rescuing animals in need from horrific exploitation but also in educating the general public about the need to see the animals for the sentient beings they truly are.

During this episode, Faik Bouhrik and Kathleen Gage, host of The Vegan Visibility Podcast talk about what keeps Faik inspired, the challenges and his vision for the future of The Vegan Stay.

Author M. C. Ronen (Maya Cohen-Ronen) is a New Zealand based vegan, feminist, and animal rights activist. She wrote The Liberation Trilogy out of disappointment at being unable to find mainstream books that avoid banal mentions of animal cruelty acts and/or everyday speciesism. Her deliberate intention was to create an exciting, fast-paced, page-turning fiction series that has a clear ethical undertone and message with a potential appeal to a wide range of readers. 

M.C. Ronen has always been a book junkie. She loves fast-paced, suspenseful thrillers, full of plot-twists and cliff-hangers that made her heart race is her preference. 

Upon going vegan she discovered to her surprise and dismay that she could no longer enjoy books as she did before. 

Suddenly she could no longer find any reading material – at least, not anything that was 'safe'.  Now, every book she picked up, whether recommended to her by a friend, promoted on mainstream media, a best seller, or randomly picked up in the bookstore – every book there was seemed to ooze with at least one of the following: Speciesism, animal cruelty or even blatant anti-vegan sentiments. 

Slowly she found herself reading less and less. The wonderful door to a universe of imaginary worlds was closing.

Around 2016 she made a decision - if it didn't exist, she would write it myself! 

This was the catalyst for The Liberation Trilogy being born.

During this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, M.C. Ronen and I dig deep into what led her down the path of writing that she is on. Writing is just one of the many ways she is an animal activist.

More information: MCRonenAuthor.com

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Once upon a time there was a little girl who lived in a slum, in a tin-roofed hut between a ravine and a landfill, in a small town in the Dominican Republic. With the odds against her, this young girl had a dream that wouldn't die.

Rather than succumb to a fate that she seemed destined to live, Elayna Fernández bucked the system and set out to change not only her life, but the lives of everyone she meets.

Now a highly successful entrepreneur, Elayna is on a mission to help mompreneurs create their own success stories.

A storyteller, story strategist and student of pain, Elayna shares insights on how to go from the depths of despair to a life filled with purpose.

During our conversation, Elayna shares how she created a vision, focused on her vision, rather than her conditions, and now inspires moms everywhere to have a dream to hold on to.

As an ethical vegan, Elayna is a force to be reckoned with. Tune in to find out what drives this woman who turned her life around in ways almost unimaginable.

What would motivate someone to ride a bicycle across Canada? For Nicolette Richer, the motivation is simple; raise awareness about health, reversing disease, and the need for people to know the truth about what they are consuming.

We dig deep into food choices, racism, colonization, disease and the oppression that needs to be brought to the light of day.

Nicolette Richer is a serial entrepreneur, author, PBWF endurance athlete, Regenerative Medicine Educator, Doctoral candidate, lululemon Ambassador and most importantly, a mom of three world-shaking girls. She has 20+ years as an international speaker including a TEDx talk and successful Dragons' Den appearance.

Nicolette is on a mission to eradicate 22 million cases of chronic disease by 2030. As a Regenerative Medicine Health Educator, she has over 15 years experience helping thousands of people reverse their diagnosed chronic diseases using metabolic nutrition and detoxification, and cellular regeneration.

She's spoken globally to captivated audiences on how to Eat Real to Heal and has even personally catered for and was named a Force for Good by Tony Robbins.

Find Nicolette Richer at this location

https://www.nicolettericher.com

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From dairy farmer to vegan activist, today's featured expert has a story that most would think impossible. Yet, Jackie Norman is on the front lines of being Vegan for the animals.

Between Jackie and her husband Gareth, an equally committed and enthusiastic voice for the voiceless, Vegan FTA is taking the world by storm.

Jackie Norman is a bestselling author and founding member of the fastest growing animal rights organization on social media, Vegan FTA. 

With a global following of over 1.5 million, Vegan FTA is an online media platform dedicated to educating pre-vegans and inspiring those who are already vegan to be more active in the movement. 

They specialize in creating content showcasing the many ways there are to be an activist, with something for everyone. 

A former dairy and beef industry worker for 18 years prior to going vegan in 2017, Jackie's years of insight and experience give her a unique perspective.

She shares this willingly with animal rights and plant-based advocacy groups to inform them of the realities of the animal agriculture industry and encourage positive avenues of communication with those who still work within it. 

For more information and to get involved visit…. http://www.VeganFTA.com  

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Instagram:           https://www.instagram.com/vegan.f.t.a/

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Most people know they have to be visible, but when it comes to taking the actions needed they freeze.

It might be due to not knowing what to do, wondering how you'll look on camera, not clear on your messaging, or fear of making a mistake.

Enter the Queen of Livestreaming, Stephanie Redcross-West. Stephanie is a master and breaking down the complex into very useable steps.

During our conversation, VLynn Hawkins and I talk with Stephanie about what's most important and what people will learn during the Vegan Visibility Summit.

This is a must attend session during the summit where you will discover how simple it actually is.

Livestreaming: Your Secret to Connecting, Convincing & Converting Your Community

The idea of going live can be terrifying for many–myself included. With live streaming, it's just you and a camera, unedited and exposed to the world, saying, "This is me and this is how I do things."

Trust me. I get it–livestreaming is definitely intimidating. The first few times can feel a little like walking on a tightrope without a safety net to catch you if you fall.

But this vulnerability is exactly why livestreaming is so effective. As soon as you see how it allows you to develop a real connection with your community, you'll realizing why pushing past your discomfort is worth it.

Livestreaming is the best way to cut through the noise and gain visibility. It allows you to start a dialogue between you, your brand and your community. You can start talking to your customers instead of talking at them, which is a game changer.

Enjoy the full 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit at www.VeganVisibility.com/Summit2022Stephanie

Have you attempted to send media releases to publications but never hear a thing back from the editor? 

Want to be featured in an industry specific publication and not sure how to go about the process? 

If you said "Yes," you're in the right place at the right time. 

During this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, VLynn Hawkins and myself talk with Jana Short, editor of Best Holistic Life Magazine.

As one of the featured experts of the 2nd Annual Vegan Visibility Summit, Jana takes you behing the editor's curtain.

Most people would love to be featured in publications but hit roadblocks when reaching out to the press. 

In Jana's full summit session, you will...

• Learn what the editor of the popular Best Holistic Life Magazine looks for with submissions.
• Discover what to do, what not to do, and why timing of your submission are essential
• Understand why most people never make the cut
• Learn one simple hack that will put your submission to the front of the line

Jana Short is a renowned global influencer & award-winning mindset coach in the health and wellness industry.
 
Jana is an NLP, RTT Practitioner, best-selling author, public speaker, and host of Oh, My Health… There is HOPE! Podcast, and Best Holistic Life magazine editor.

Jana currently works creating online global influencers, teaching her clients to remove blocks holding them back and start that love affair with their potential online clients while gaining maximum exposure.

Enjoy the summit: http://www.VeganVisibility.com/summit2022Jana