Everybody Hates Vegans

"Peas Out! Season 1 Finale with Chase and Brece" marks the culmination of our debut season, inviting you on one last voyage through our treasured memories. Amidst laughter, we relive unforgettable episodes and unveil our exciting vision for Season 2. Additionally, we pull back the curtain on our new career ventures, a testament to the growth since our podcast's inception. Our heartfelt appreciation extends to the remarkable guests who graced our show and the devoted listeners who fueled our journey. Thank you all so very much! See you next season!

Welcome to Episode 12 where we delve into the fascinating world of plant-based food science with the renowned Food Scientist, Julie Mann.

Join us as Julie takes us on a journey into the field of food science, unveiling the secrets behind processed foods. Through her expertise, we gain a deeper understanding of concentrates and isolates, learning that they may not be as concerning as portrayed in the media.

Consumer mistrust in food science is a topic of discussion, and Julie fearlessly addresses it. With a wealth of knowledge, she dispels myths and offers insights into the meticulous safety measures employed in producing nutritious plant-based products.

As the conversation unfolds, we embark on an exploration of the future of cell-based meat - a sustainable and ethical protein source. Julie walks us through the groundbreaking technology and process involved, igniting our imaginations about the revolutionary potential it holds for the food industry.

So we invite you to challenge your perceptions and embrace the possibilities of plant-based technology. Whether you're a vegan enthusiast or a curious food lover, you won't want to miss this thought-provoking conversation with Julie Mann.

In this captivating and deeply introspective episode of "Swiss Alps to US Soil: A Cross Continental Vegan Journey," we embark on a transformative odyssey alongside our special guest, Tom Anliker. Hailing from a quaint and isolated region in Switzerland, the allure of the United States beckoned to Tom, kindling dreams of a new life and fresh opportunities. Venturing into his adolescence, he bravely adopted vegetarianism, not only as a dietary choice but also as a rebellious stance against the conventional norms of his surroundings. As the narrative unfolds, Tom opens up about his encounter with religious zealotry and right-wing beliefs, a phase that engrossed and shaped his worldview. Yet, life's intricate web weaved in unexpected ways, and through soul-searching and deconstruction, he courageously challenged these beliefs, leading to a profound shift in his values and identity. A turning point arose in 2016 during the US Presidential Elections that lead Tom to pose a fundamental question to himself and others: "What kind of leader do we want to build a society around?" This question planted seeds of contemplation and opened doors to a deeper understanding of compassion, empathy, and interconnectedness. It was this important inquiry that became the catalyst for his profound transformation toward veganism. In this candid and heartfelt conversation, Tom shares with Brece and Chase his unique experiences with laughter, vulnerability, and authenticity. He unravels the layers of his unique journey, filled with poignant self-realizations, highlighting the power of curiosity and openness in shaping one's beliefs and actions. Join us as we traverse through the picturesque landscapes of the Swiss countryside, feel the allure of the United States, and witness the awe-inspiring evolution of a soul who, through embracing vulnerability and embracing change, found harmony with both his values and the world around him. Prepare to be moved by this compelling and thought-provoking tale, reminding us all of the boundless capacity for growth and understanding within each of us.

Get ready to be inspired by the incredible journey of Nicolette Nadolna, a plant-based athlete, nutrition educator, and unwavering advocate for animal rights, in this episode of The Everybody Hates Vegans podcast.

Nicolette shares her transformative experience of embracing a fruit-focused lifestyle, where consuming mostly fruits has become a driving force in her journey. She reveals her passion for multiple smoothies a day, fueling her body with the vibrant energy of 5-10 pounds of fruit daily. Nicolette's deep connection to this nourishing abundance inspires us to reconsider the power of fruits in our own lives.

As a boxer and high-carb athlete, Nicolette has discovered the profound benefits of her fruit-centric approach. Her commitment to a predominantly raw food diet, rich in unprocessed fruits, greens, and vegetables, has not only optimized her performance but also enhanced her overall well-being.

Beyond her athletic pursuits, Nicolette's dedication to animal rights advocacy shines through. Her fruit-fueled journey has aligned her values with her dietary choices, igniting a deeper connection to compassion for animals and the planet. Her passion and inspiration serve as a call to action for all of us to explore the positive impact we can make through our food choices.

Join us on this captivating episode as we explore Nicolette Nadolna's inspiring journey as a fruit-fueled athlete and animal rights advocate. Discover the immense power and vitality that can be unlocked by embracing a plant-based lifestyle centered around the abundance of fruits. Let Nicolette's journey inspire you to tap into the energy of nature's sweetest offerings and pave the way for a more compassionate and vibrant life.

Get ready for an electrifying episode of "Verse & Veganism: The Poetic Power of the Angry Cow"!

We are thrilled to dive into the extraordinary world of Keith Allison, an unstoppable force as an educator, public speaker, video editor, poet, and spoken word artist extraordinaire!

Keith's poetry packs a punch, fueled by his unwavering passion for a more just and compassionate world—for both humans and nonhumans. Brace yourself for a whirlwind of emotions as he fearlessly expresses his hopes, dreams, and frustrations, navigating the turbulent waters of our quest for a better future.

Not only has Keith authored three remarkable books, including the thought-provoking "What if the Shoe Were on the Other Hoof?", the soul-stirring "Screaming with My Indoor Voice," and his latest gem, "Continuity Flaws," but his poetic brilliance has also found its way into prestigious collections by The Literary Parrot, Poetry is Life Publishing, Trouvaille Review, and Writing Knights Press.

In this episode, we delve into some of Keith's powerful poems, immersing ourselves in captivating verses that will either touch your heart or make you laugh out loud.

But that's not all—Keith's dedication to education is equally awe-inspiring. Since 2015, he has successfully delivered over 3,000 interactive lessons to middle, high school, and college students, shedding light on the far-reaching impacts of factory farming.

However, Keith's unwavering dedication hasn't come without its trials. We uncover the gripping tale of a legal battle he faced when he was unjustly terminated from his elementary school teaching position for bravely shedding light on a local dairy farm. His story is one of resilience and unwavering commitment to his principles.

So please join us as we embark on this high-energy, thought-provoking episode, filled with laughter, inspiration, and a fire for transformation. To discover more about Keith Allison and his extraordinary poetry, be sure to visit his website at angrycowpoetry.com.

Welcome to "Tiny Trailblazer: Embracing Veganism at Age 5" with our special guest, Andrea Saunders. In this captivating episode, we sit down with Andrea, a remarkable individual who, at the young age of 5, embraced the concept of veganism and embarked on a journey that defied societal norms.

Join us as we delve into Andrea's unique perspective and explore how she intuitively understood the ethical implications of turning animals into food, even as a young child. We dive deep into the thought-provoking topic of how adults often depict animals as our friends and companions, only to simultaneously teach us to accept their unnecessary suffering and slaughter.

Prepare for an engaging and at times hilariously candid conversation as we discuss the aspect of crop deaths and the unintended consequences of food production. Andrea shares her insights and experiences, shedding light on the importance of mindful choices in our dietary habits.

In this episode, we also address the crucial role parents play in supporting children who choose not to eat meat. We explore practical strategies and heartfelt advice for parents navigating the challenges of honoring their child's ethical choices while ensuring proper nutrition and understanding.

Join us on this inspiring and eye-opening journey as we uncover the wisdom and compassion of Andrea Saunders, the incredible trailblazer who, at just 5 years old, embarked on a path of ethical living that continues to inspire others.

In Episode 4 of our podcast, titled "Feathered Friends: The Joy and Challenges of Running a Chicken Rescue and Sanctuary," hosts Chase and Brece are thrilled to welcome a very special guest, Katie Pierce, who is at the forefront of the fascinating world of chicken rescue and sanctuary work.

During this engaging episode, Chase and Brece not only delve into Katie's inspiring journey, but also share their own experiences and insights gained from their time spent with farmed animal sanctuaries. By interweaving their personal encounters with rescued animals, they offer listeners a glimpse into the profound impact these sanctuaries have on the lives of these remarkable creatures.

However, the conversation doesn't stop there. One particularly notable aspect of Katie's work is her involvement in rescuing chickens from Karporos, a recurring cruel religious practice in New York City. With deep compassion and dedication, Katie describes the challenges she faced while rescuing animals from such dire circumstances, shining a light on the importance of animal welfare advocacy and the transformative power of rescue work.

From discussing the daily care required to meet the chickens' needs to sharing stories of healing and growth, Katie opens up about the joys, struggles, and rewarding moments that come with running a chicken rescue and sanctuary. Her passion for providing a safe haven for these animals shines through, inspiring and reminding us of the profound impact we can have on the lives of farmed animals.

"Feathered Friends" is an episode that caters to chicken enthusiasts, animal lovers, and anyone curious about the compassionate work being done in the realm of animal rescue. With heartfelt conversations, informative discussions, and powerful storytelling, Chase, Brece, and Katie invite listeners on a thought-provoking and uplifting journey that deepens our understanding and appreciation for the beauty and resilience of these extraordinary creatures.

In this episode we welcome Elisha Trinkle, an animal care specialist and former pig farmer with an extraordinary tale to share. Elisha's story is filled with captivating moments, both awe-inspiring and hilariously entertaining. She shares with us what it was like living in a farming community and marrying into one of the largest family farms in Michigan. Elisha also describes what it has been like trying to raise her three boys who still raise pigs for meat. We hope you enjoy this truly inspiring story of one woman's bold determination to embrace compassion for animals and live in alignment with her heart.

Hello and welcome to the Everybody Hates Vegans Podcast! In this episode, we'll be introducing you to the hosts of our show, Chase DeBack and Brece Clark. They will be sharing their personal backgrounds, including where they grew up, how their upbringing in agricultural communities shaped their perspectives, and how their interactions with animals led them to embrace a vegan lifestyle. Brece, for instance, will tell us about his experiences training horses as a child and later transitioning into an educator. On the other hand, Chase will recount how a road trip across the United States had a profound impact on his life.