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Vegan activist Abdourahamane Ly joins Alisha to educate listeners about food insecurity, why it disproportionately affects people of color, and how adopting a plant-based diet is the easiest thing you can do to help transition our food system into a more just and sustainable one.

Alisha asks vegan dietitian Emily Fitzgerald to break down some common questions and misconceptions about nutrition on a plant-based diet.

On this episode, Aditi aka Adiventurous Vegan joins Alisha to talk culture, veganism, and navigating food traditions as the only vegans in their families.

On this episode, anti-oppression activist Iye Loves Life discusses the meaning of collective liberation, why no beings are truly liberated under capitalism, and how vegans can play a role in dismantling oppression that is inevitably born out of capitalism.

On this episode, I chat with vegan activist Christopher “Soul” Eubanks about animal agriculture, environmental racism, and how different forms of oppression are “branches of the same tree.”

This week, I caught up with Megan Green, a therapist who had a lot to share about cognitive dissonance and the “meat paradox.”

I asked vegan YouTuber Chris Bednar to unpack some of the most common meat-eater fallacies out there.

I had the opportunity to catch up with Tiffany Fairclough of TheVeganGirl.net about why veganism should be and is intersectional.

On this episode, I chat with climate justice activist Lana Weidgenant about sustainable food systems and the myth of “sustainably sourced meat.”