Sharon is so cool. This was a great watch. Hoping for a season 2.
@yvettehandley36118 күн бұрын
👏 good job. Season 1was great. Can't wait for Season 2. Sharon Gannon is awesome. Would love an episode on how to introduce kids to veganism when they don't live with you, example a grandchild who lives in a non vegan home. ❤❤❤❤
@dgtalmjaydean8 күн бұрын
soul searching right here listening to you all of you
@user-vu8cf9dt6d8 күн бұрын
I loved this episode lol , will miss y'all . That was nice wisdom Sharon gave . I always like vegan food knowledge too and rescue videos . Hope to see you both again on season 2 !!
@mattdonalds99969 күн бұрын
You lost me at the reincarnation junk. I used to think fundamentalist Christians were bad for thinking only 6,000 people deserve to go to heaven while everyone else deserves to be tortured forever and ever. But what you're saying is that the entire population of humans that has ever existed deserves to be tortured and killed as livestock animals every two or three years over and over. What kind of miserable worldview is that to think that the world is absolutely stacked full of nothing but evil people all the time? At least the Christians allow 6,000 people to get into heaven.
@CatLover-g7j9 күн бұрын
Loved this!!!❤
@paulinabeissert10 күн бұрын
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@dejanvetmic512713 күн бұрын
Unfortunatelly, not all products that are made of faux leather or fake fur are vegan, we have to be careful there, too, because there are dyes, glues and other components that might not be vegan.
@CatLover-g7j14 күн бұрын
Love this !!!❤
@user-vu8cf9dt6d16 күн бұрын
Y'all are real ones . Good to know there are proactive vegan girls not making silly excuses :) Vegan is definitely becoming more desired as people can see/perceive their options better .
@Justina.justina18 күн бұрын
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@dejanvetmic512723 күн бұрын
Vegans just have better skin! Period. 🫡
@user-vu8cf9dt6d23 күн бұрын
Yea there are some strange 'beauty' trends out there . Reishi is the mushroom of longevity. The Reishi mushroom was limited to the emperor back in the olden days, now it's more widely cultivated and available in this day. Some craftY individuals even used its effect to boost their health and ability whilst living with the intent to actively harm others; others with normal intent should not be unwise to Reishi's benefits if the actors of inequity were privy to it and gaining advantage over them .
@Dumballa23 күн бұрын
Valentina is so cool 😎
@dejanvetmic512723 күн бұрын
9:43 Yep, "people care only about themselves" it doesn't matter if it is fish, snails, torturing or killing any other animal, baby foreskin (i've also watched these videos with celebrities) , it is beyond disturbing
@pdsnpsnldlqnop333023 күн бұрын
My elimination diet for the skin: Toothbrush. Toothpaste. Vegan Shower Gel. Razor. Towel. Sunlight. That is it. Male vegan personal hygiene and beauty products, the complete list. That is a manual toothbrush and a manual razor, none of this electric nonsense. Not even shaving cream. Because vegan, shower happens once a week since microbiome does a better job when well trained and only fed low fat, zero added sugar, zero processed, whole food, plant based diet. No sun cream either since I need vitamin D and cycle everywhere. Needless to say, my bathroom is spotless and very easy to dust. The vegan shower gel is important as lesser products are basically beef or pig fat with palm oil. Who wants that slathered over their body. Skincare needs to be inside out. You don't get to look good as a guy by painting your skin with weird stuff, natural is the way to go. Not one pimple or spot. I could have spent $10 this year on personal hygiene things. It was quitting all processed food that made the difference, before then I would get an itchy scalp if I did not wash my hair. I also had some weird moles that vanished. They were probably cancer of some sort. I also had patches of eczema. Those went too. I feel very happy inside my skin and, if you were wondering, I do smell great, and not even my farts stink. Trainers are box fresh too. Clothes only need washing if I spill my vegan food on them. I highly recommend getting rid of the lot when it comes to hygiene and beauty products. But you have also got to get rid of things like sugar as your body excretes that through the skin, for bacteria to grow and for dead bacteria to stink. If you only sweat salt then that kills bacteria so you don't get them breed in the first place. My skin is naturally moisturised, and I think that needs to be the goal, skincare from the inside out.
@dejanvetmic512727 күн бұрын
I've been vegan for more than 15 years and things are getting better but unfortunatelly realy slowly, and it can be frustrating that people in this day and age do not realize that animals have wonderful sweet souls and need love,. But as you said Jamie they need us in the long run and we need to find a support system in order to help them! Their lives and freedom depend on us! 🐱🦊🐶🦍🦁🐅🐆🐏🐑🐷🐫🐖🦛🐘🐿🐇🐀🦥🐤🦘🦡🦉🐥🐍🐊🐢🐳🐬🦖🐠🐡🦑🦀🦐🐙🦋🐜
@dejanvetmic512727 күн бұрын
I watched a video about her life, how she was taken from tje ocean as a baby, there was a footage of men takimg her from the sea in a net and I can only imagine how she felt back tjen and how she geels every single day! Just terrible! I cannot understand that people who participate in thia do not see that they are ruining lives! Poor baby!🐋
@TheBroLuke27 күн бұрын
In first aid one of the first things you check is "last ins and outs" meaning what someone last ate and the last time they went to the toilet :o
@trevortnidesserped329928 күн бұрын
"Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food"
@mattdonalds9996Ай бұрын
For some people hatred is the only thing that keeps us going. And to them a flamethrower will always extinguish a candle if you have to fight fire with fire.
@baganbobik9312Ай бұрын
Short yet very inspiring piece!
@alive-25Ай бұрын
Oh ! This is Ingrid's channel! You know she's a cult leader, don't you? Obviously not😂
@alive-25Ай бұрын
Oh ! This is Ingrid's channel! You know she's a cult leader, don't you? Obviously not😂
@alive-25Ай бұрын
Never never take your pet to a shelter!!!
@alive-25Ай бұрын
oh my God you're saying sick shit ! you want to kill a dog cuz it's old?
@trevortnidesserped3299Ай бұрын
YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!!! Amazing as always! So glad y'all did this subject and it turned out amazing! Also it would never be the same without the "Welcome back everybodyyyyyyyyyyyyy" and the "We'll be back" lol, you two are making the movement shine brighter every week with your fun and inviting energy!
@Justina.justina18 күн бұрын
thank you so much!
@dejanvetmic5127Ай бұрын
💪🦭🐬🐋🐳
@ButterflyneverlandsАй бұрын
All true. Hands up to you, brave, strong, kind and courageous activists 🙌🌱💚💪🏼
@KillersWalkFreeАй бұрын
Eye opening conversation. Great work 🙌
@user-vu8cf9dt6dАй бұрын
Love these podcasts, they are a blessing of truth. I'm 10 years vegan now. Wish I would have known sooner and I would have made the same choice. Best overall change I made. Knowledge is kind of everything.
@user-vu8cf9dt6dАй бұрын
Thank you for bringing awareness to this madness
@trevortnidesserped3299Ай бұрын
Another wonderful episode! I was just thinking --- you guys recently did an episode from vegan parents, I think another great episode would be from vegan kids/teenagers and their everyday experiences, how to overcome potential bullying, experiencing different situations while being a vegan in school, how to do activism and make a change at such a young age so you don't feel like you can't do anything, what if your parents disagree with you, how important it is to have mentors and/or people to talk to who align with your values, etc. Might be a little tricky to pull off because some kids aren't ready to get deep into it, have concerns with privacy, maybe their parents want control, but I'm sure a lot of kids are, and even an 18-19 year old would work. I saw a post that said something like, "Shoutout to vegan kids/teenagers, it takes a lot of courage and guts to basically recognize what it is you were contributing to, and to do something about it, and to stand up to authority at such a young age." It might share some similarities with the parents episode, but from the perspective of a child (preferrably a teenager or young adult) it could definitely turn into an entirely different conversation. Even just an episode about mental health and how to stay sane as a vegan, especially a young vegan, would be a great idea! :)
@chrysm6842Ай бұрын
She's so pretty.
@janel.nettttАй бұрын
I’m thinking of turning vegan again aghh
@chrysm6842Ай бұрын
Ashley King is so sexy. I like what I see.
@chrysm6842Ай бұрын
One of the solutions is spay / neuter programs, right?
@tuterruyi5178Ай бұрын
Remember Austrian painter was also vegan 😂😂😂
@plumpudding748Ай бұрын
It's amazing how many people cannot read an animal's body language AT ALL and legit cannot tell when an animal is deeply suffering. Very sad. Profiting off it is next level though!
@satyasawhney9561Ай бұрын
😓
@CatLover-g7jАй бұрын
❤❤❤
@DumballaАй бұрын
Great job. Ashley is so cool 😎
@dgtalmjaydeanАй бұрын
women empowerment AF
@veganradiationАй бұрын
Im loving the debunking of common myths about vegan fitness! Im sharing this with my friends and family to show them that a plant-based lifestyle is not only good for their health, but also for the planet - come check me out
@nerdslikeus6690Ай бұрын
If you want to get fit without growing big muscles, run or ride your bicycle. Cardio exercises won't make you big. The athletes in the tour de France are skinny but super strong. Go vegan for the animals, what happens to them matters to them!
@donacatangumaАй бұрын
Great commentary 💚 Check out the book by the vegan doctor, Dr Garth Davis - ProteinAholic: How our Obsession with Meat is Killing Us (2015)
@dejanvetmic5127Ай бұрын
Great topic J&J! 💪💪 If I had a nickel for every time people asked me where do you get your proteins!🤪
@pdsnpsnldlqnop3330Ай бұрын
Regarding B12, it is cobalt that is the element in the B12 vitamin that no animals or plants can do for themselves. Bacteria make B12 and these bacteria thrive in poo. B12 is a must take. Where do foodstuff animals get it from? Farmers give it to them as a supplement. Therefore cut out the middle cow. Just eat the supplement. Vitamin D is something else to take if you live in grey skied places, if you live in San Diego and spend all day outside, then you produce enough from the sun. All other vitamins can easily be obtained from the diet if you eat plenty of vegetables. Iron is best not supplemented as the body cannot get rid of excess. Women can get rid of the excess through having a period, but guys can only get rid of excess by donating blood. Excess makes you tired as does not enough iron, so it is best to run the body on the defaults and avoid all supplements apart from B12 and optionally vitamin D. If you are supplementing, then you are substituting. Excess B12 just flows out, so there is no danger in consuming too much. If you don't want to supplement then 'natural hygiene' is the way to go, where you don't wash the soil and manure off your vegetables. This was how our ancestors without running water got B12. They didn't even know what vitamins were though. Healthy vice is a useful phrase and Ashley is fantastic. She must be a lot older than she looks. I would prefer to get my exercise tending a garden rather than lifting weights to put them down again. Fitness culture is a modern invention in a society where everyone travels the disabled way in cars rather than with 'active transport' - cycling, walking, riding a horse, paddling a boat or running. Our ancestors worked hard, physical jobs and did not travel in glorified mobility scooters (cars). They needed four thousand calories a day and mostly ate bread. They did not have calories to waste on 'work outs' because they did actual work. We live in a era of global warming and it is the cows and cars to blame, really people have to go vegan and get into active travel - so cycling everywhere and saving their energy for that, not lifting dumb kettlebells in front of mirrors. Ashley has turned bad vices into a healthy vice, turned lifting weights (to put them back down again) into a job and not become overly consumed by the fitness industry. As someone willing to call bullshit on this American fitness industry, I respect her rationale and she looks fab.
@SerioslumpАй бұрын
Thanks for sharing ladies!! Love your work!! 🫡
@baganbobik9312Ай бұрын
Absolutely! Strong masculine men don't hurt the weak and vulnerable, they protect them. They also hаvе thе bаlls to go against the crowd and do what is right.