The ChickPeeps Vegan Podcast

Discover the growth and evolution of the ChickPeeps podcast hosts, reflecting on their vegan journey. They discuss their relationship and affection for a former member named Josh. The hosts share their decision to disconnect from screens and focus on self-discovery. Personal growth and finding balance as activists are explored. The future of ChickPeeps includes keeping episodes online as a resource and relaunching the website. The hosts express gratitude and wrap up the episode.

In the final episode of season 3, the hosts recall their favorite moments, play a fun vegan game, and discuss changing perspectives on veganism. They imagine giving animals the power of speech, learn about freegan diets, and engage in comedic banter. Listeners issue apologies, accents are attempted, and veganism is humorously put on trial. The episode wraps up with intentions for season 4 and recommendations for other vegan podcasts.

The ChickPeeps podcast hosts a crossover episode with the MuggleCast team. They discuss animal rights in the wizarding world, reveal their Hogwarts houses, and share a victory achieved for animals in the muggle wizarding world. The gang also talks about the news of a possible Wizarding World TV series and debates the liberation of house-elves. They discuss the challenges of making Hogwarts feasts vegan-friendly and analyze character perspectives as adults.

Geraldine Starke, founder of Refarm'd, discusses disrupting the dairy industry and helping farmers transition to plant-based milk. She talks about healing animosity between farmers and animal rights, Refarm'd's model for transitioning farms, and the reaction of vegans. The podcast also covers vegan snacks, animal communication, the availability of vegan options in France, and future goals of supporting oat milk farms.

Former Special Operations sniper Damien Mander shares his vegan journey and founding the International Anti-Poaching Foundation. He discusses Africa's first all-women anti-poaching unit and the importance of going vegan. The episode covers inspiration in anti-poaching, personal insights in veganism, and empowering female rangers for plant-based conservation.

lauren Ornelas, founder of Food Empowerment Project, discusses the power of food choices, her experiences as an activist, and the importance of addressing human rights issues in the animal rights movement. She also sheds light on the harsh working conditions in the cacao industry and challenges faced by fruit and vegetable pickers in California. The podcast explores the importance of kind options, ethical sourcing, and sustainable farming.

Guest Jo-Anne McArthur, award-winning photojournalist, shares her journey into veganism and animal rights, the inspiration behind her powerful photos, and her latest book 'Hidden: Animals in the Anthropocene'. They discuss the importance of capturing impactful images, the challenges of staying empathetic, and reflections on a career as an animal rights photojournalist.

Iconic punk rock star and long-time vegan Davey Havok is interviewed on this episode. They discuss the influence of AFI and veganism, the evolution of cereal mascots, vegan snacks, the plant-based pledge, the origins of Timeless and its connection to straight edge, a controversial PETA ad campaign, and disappointment and delay in releasing their new album.

The hosts of the podcast answer listener questions and give vegan advice. They discuss vegan chocolates, activism, and the idea of a 'vegan mega-zord'. They also talk about the health benefits of coffee and the importance of consuming a variety of plants. The chapter ends with the hosts expressing gratitude to their listeners.

In this episode, Mikaela Loach, climate justice and anti-racism activist, discusses redistributing privilege in the vegan community. She talks about her vegan journey, the importance of listening to marginalized voices, and keeping ego out of activism. Mikaela also addresses the issue of white privilege and the dangers of glorifying individuals in the vegan movement.