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In this week's podcast, I sit down with Alyssa Wallen. She is a PR undergrad student, freelancer and intern at the Internation Vegan Film Festival. During the podcast we speak about the IVFF, how she first got involved with them, how she became vegan and being a vegan in Texas with family members involved in the cattle industry. You never know who will ask for information about a plant based diet. Always be ready to help. This is what we do as VEGANS right?

In this week's podcast, I sit down with host and producer of America's Best Restaurants Ryan Lykes.   We speak about how it is to be in front of the camera, how hard it is to review your own footage, veganism, vegan stereotypes, mental toughness and his childhood memories.

In this week's podcast, I sit down with best-selling author, retired vegan business owner Shazzie. And yes, Shazzie only has a first name, just like Cher! We speak about her journey, how she got to retire at 43 years old and, as surprising as this might me, we mostly speak about psychedelics.

In this week's podcast, I sit down with animal activist and mentor Trey Morrow. We speak about his vegan journey, what made him become an activism, vegan mentorship and all the work he does behind the scenes. If you want to know more about the mentorship program Trey is part of you can find them here @animalactivismmentorship

In this week's podcast, I sit down with Samantha Shorkey. She is a vegan coach, blogger, podcaster and published author. During the rest of the podcast we speak about fitness, body building competition, the dating scene, the popularity of veganism, we even speak about the vegan farts.

Doug McNish is an internationally award-winning Executive Chef and Restaurant Consultant, best-selling Author, passionate educator, celebrated activist and pioneer of society’s plant-forward future with over two decades of expertise launching and developing successful businesses in the food industry. During the podcast, Doug and I speak reflection, men and their vulnerabilities,  the importance of mentorship, self growth, his life as a celebrity chef, cancel culture and the effects of social media. All the previous episodes of the podcasts are available on my YouTube channel, Apple podcast, Google podcast, Spotify and Anchor,  Just check out my bio for all the links.

In this week's podcast, I sit down with Scott Wallace. He is an environmental scientist, an educator, an animal activist and a breath worker. We speak about his vision of breath work, his spirituality and veganism. We also discuss the changes and shifts happening in society, veganism education and the animal cruelty in the animal meat industry.

In this week's podcast, I sit down with Maxime Sigouin. He is a Vegan Fit Coach, originally from a small town in Québec, Canada, now living in L.A. He helps vegans get lean, healthy and thrive. In this clip we speak about the advices that we would give to someone that has a dream but doesn't know where to start, his answer is brilliant. Imperfect actions. During the rest of the podcast we speak about his life, where he comes from, where he is now and everything in between. How he grew up on a farm, his travels, the death of his ex-girlfriend and his grieving process.

In this week's podcast, I sit down with Suzana Gartner. She is an animal advocate, author and lawyer. She started the 1st animal law firm in Canada. The idea for the law firm came to her when she started doing animal volunteering work. She quickly realized that the animals laws were inadequate. During the podcast we speak about BSL (Bread Specific Legislation) which we are both against. I've had a few dogs that we ''considered dangerous'' because of what they look like, and it has never made sense to me. We discuss how in Canada, the law makes animals properties and not sentient beings. We also touch on what, we believe, the best ways are to speak about veganism to the masses. How important it is to lead by example.

In this week's podcast, I sit down with none other than Shaun Monson. He is an American film director, best known for writing, producing and directing the documentary Earthlings. We speak about how he got the inspiration for Earthlings, considering this was the first of its kind. About the provenance of the footage and how it was put together for the movie. We also touch on what he believes are the best ways to reach/influence people to become vegan, on spirituality, and on his new approach to making his movie sand spreading his message.

In this week's podcast, I sit down with Ikram Durrani. He is an entrepreneur and owner of the Motocross Enduro Buggy Dubai. We speak about our passion for motorcycles, how did he become a motor head, his desert riding and the rallies that he participates in. We spoke about what I was to be men in today’s society, being mentors and guides for younger men. We also speak about his choices and thought process on becoming a vegan.

In this episode I speak with Dr. Matthew Nagra. He is a Naturopathic Doctor from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. We discuss why he chose his profession, the studies he posts, the benefits of a plant based diet, his thoughts on having young children on plant diets, the most common vitamins deficiency in vegan, and we also speak about diabetes.