The Seitanist Podcast: Recent Episodes
Peace with Rhys
I got the chance to speak to We The Free's executive director, James Hattersley, about the animal rights community that he has developed alongside his colleagues.
A group of vegan activists camped three nights in front of KFC in order to be the first customers and decline free chicken meals. I got to speak to the team behind the stunt.
How does a man go from spending his time working in slaughterhouses to protesting outside them?
Aditya Prakash (Soytheist) uses his position as a member of a marginalised group inside a so-called "third world" country to fight for the animals. He takes a straightforward approach to animal rights in a way that many are afraid to at the risk of baseless accusations.
Is raising a vegan child an ethical thing to do? Is there a risk of nutritional deficiencies? And will the child receive some sort of social stigma. UK VEGANFAMILY are one set of parents who have made the decision to raise their child vegan. Here’s what they had to say.
Are texture aversion and a need for routine enough to stand in the way of going vegan? I'm joined today by Dana Andersen, somebody who claims that their autism actually helped them to go vegan.
With the Yulin Dog Meat Festival just beginning, I wanted to find out what Chinese people actually thought about it, about eating dogs, and about eating animals in general.
I am joined by England's newest vegan to talk about why he made the change and what he thinks of activism.
BBC's Veganville thrusted veganism into the living rooms of millions, whether they liked it or not. But was there anything that was considered too hot for TV?
Mark talks about why going plant based for his health wasn't enough. We also discuss the time the Channel 4 conveniently left out all mention of the animals when Mark was invited to talk about his health journey.
Before going on a whole foods plant based diet, Mark (The Vegan Mooncat) was severely overweight, had a plethora of illnesses and was given less than a year to live. But since dumping animal products and swapping processed for whole foods, Mark is no longer on any kind of medication and his weight isn't even close to what it once was.
I'm joined by Ellie Fleming to find out why exactly she thinks going vegetarian isn't enough.
I am joined by Rebecca (Vegan Pixie Warrior) to talk about The Liberation Pledge. How does it affect your social life, is it effective in helping people go vegan, and is it worth it?
I am joined by Ellie Fleming (Vegan Gaze) to talk about what it's like to be a vegan content creator, and the highs and lows that come with putting yourself out there as a vegan.