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Vegan Film Review: Carnage Swallowing the Past by Simon Amstell
Set in a utopian 2067, Carnage looks back at a time when human beings ate other animals. Simon Amstell's vegan mockumentary is the first of it's kind, and I am so excited to review it for you!
Set in a utopian 2067, Carnage looks back at a time when human beings ate other animals. Simon Amstell's vegan mockumentary is the first of it's kind, and I am so excited to review it for you!
Watch the video here or on YouTube!
Have you seen it yet? What did you think? Let me know in the comments :)
Until next time,
#LastWeekInVegan CNN Says "Go Vegan, Save The Planet" and Berkeley Bans Fur
Welcome back to #LastWeekInVegan, the biweekly roundup of vegan news. This week's episode is jam-packed with exciting and shocking news! I also sing in this episode, so there's that. Give it a watch and let me know your thoughts in the comments!
Welcome back to #LastWeekInVegan, the biweekly roundup of vegan news. This week's episode is jam-packed with exciting and shocking news! I also sing in this episode, so there's that. Give it a watch and let me know your thoughts in the comments!
Watch the video here or on YouTube!
Get the 3 extra stories by pledging $10 or more per month over on my patreon page!
Until next time,
Bullet Journal Plan With Me April
I LOVE my bullet journal. You guys seem to enjoy seeing how I use mine, so here's another Plan With Me video for April!
I LOVE my bullet journal. You guys seem to enjoy seeing how I use mine, so here's another Plan With Me video for April!
Watch it here or on YouTube.
Do you use a bullet journal? I want to see! Leave a link in the comments or tag me on instagram (@elizabethturn)!
Until next time,
Current Favourite Podcasts
Hi all! As you know from my last post on the topic, I LOVE listening to podcasts. While I’m walking, driving, cooking, cleaning, showering… I’m listening to a podcast. I’ve discovered some new gems recently and wanted pull together a little list of my current top 10 - from Canadian politics and media, to veganism, to atheism, and more!
Hi all! As you know from my last post on the topic, I LOVE listening to podcasts. While I’m walking, driving, cooking, cleaning, showering… I’m listening to a podcast. I’ve discovered some new gems recently and wanted pull together a little list of my current top 10 - from Canadian politics and media, to veganism, to atheism, and more!
10. Ladies Who Lunch
~ 1 hour per episode
Number of episodes... 52
Release frequency... Weekly
Host(s)... Ingrid Nilsen and Cat Valdes
Format... Ingrid and Cat chat about a specific topic (like sex, relationships, social phobias and more) and answer listeners' written in questions.
My favourite thing... They chat about topics often left out of polite conversation.
The drawback... They describe their lunch at the top of each podcast and it is rarely, if ever, vegan. This may be triggering to some listeners. (I fast forward through that section.)
Who would love it... Anyone who would appreciate the insight of one straight and one gay woman on a variety of taboo topics.
9. Banging Book Club
~ 1 hour per episode
Number of episodes... 18
Release frequency... Twice A Month
Host(s)... Lena, Lucy, and Hannah
Format... Three friends review a book about sex.
My favourite thing... Their British accents, the noise review, and the books about banging.
The drawback... The podcasts aren't very frequent and there isn't a large backlog.
Who would love it... Anyone who wishes they were in a sexy book club.
8. Canadaland: Commons
~ 30 minutes per episode
Number of episodes... 71
Release frequency... Biweekly
Host(s)... Ryan McMahon, Hadiya Roderique and Ashley Csanady
Format... The hosts talk about current news and politics in Canada.
My favourite thing... How informative it is and how well they explain complicated aspects of Canadian politics (for someone who kind of hates politics but knows I should stay informed).
The drawback... Only really applies to Canadians.
Who would love it... People who hate politics but still want to be informed about Canadian politics.
7. Vegan Warrior Princesses Attack
~ 30 minutes per episode
Number of episodes... 118
Release frequency... Weekly
Host(s)... Callie and Nichole
Format... In depth discussion on a particular vegan or intersectional topic after updates and vegan news.
My favourite thing... Their intersectional approach to veganism.
The drawback... They tend to focus heavily on the United States.
Who would love it... Vegans who want to get into the world of intersectionality (or are already here)!
6. The Mustards
~ 1 hour per episode
Number of episodes... 14
Release frequency... Weekly
Host(s)... Jenny and David Mustard
Format... Jenny and David chat about whatever topic they feel like.
My favourite thing... David's semi-funny anecdote about people they don't know.
The drawback... It's probably only interesting to people who follow them on YouTube and social media and are familiar with them.
Who would love it... Vegan minimalists who like dry humour.
5. Waking Up With Sam Harris
~ 1 hour and 30 minutes per episode
Number of episodes... 70
Release frequency... Weekly
Host(s)... Sam Harris
Format... Sam and guest explore important and controversial questions about the human mind, society, and current events.
My favourite thing... The erudite guests and wide array of topics covered.
The drawback... Sometimes Sam and his guests disagree and get stuck in the weeds.
Who would love it... Fans of big names in the atheist community and those with an interest in current events, politics, religion, and science and technology.
4. The Bearded Vegans
~ 1 hour and 30 minutes per episode
Number of episodes... 74
Release frequency... Weekly
Host(s)... Paul and Andy
Format... Paul and Andy discuss the food they've eaten then dive into a vegan topic.
My favourite thing... Their camaraderie and banter.
The drawback... They sometimes go on a little too long about the food they've eaten.
Who would love it... Vegans who like funny people.
3. Thank God I’m Atheist
~ 1 hour and 30 minutes per episode
Number of episodes... 280
Release frequency... Weekly
Host(s)... Frank and Dan
Format... Frank and Dan alternate sharing global news centred on religion and then discuss/make fun of it.
My favourite thing... How they frame religion as the silly thing it is.
The drawback... Sometimes they ramble on for a little too long (according to my husband). I disagree.
Who would love it... Atheists.
2. Canadaland
~ 40 minutes per episode
Number of episodes... 291
Release frequency... Twice A Week
Host(s)... Jesse Brown
Format... Canadian media criticism and media reporting with at least one guest (a journalist or media figure).
My favourite thing... Jesse's blunt criticism of Candian media.
The drawback... Probably doesn't appeal to non-Canadians.
Who would love it... Canadians who care about our media landscape.
1. Colour Code
~ 40 minutes per episode
Number of episodes... 13
Release frequency... N/A (This is a miniseries that is only 13 episodes long)
Host(s)... Denise Balkissoon and Hannah Sung
Format... Each episode explores another facet of race in Canada.
My favourite thing... The honest portrayal of the current state of race and racism in Canada.
The drawback... There are only 13 episodes!
Who would love it... Canadians searching for discussions of race that don't focus on the United States.
What are your favourite podcasts? I am always open to suggestions!
I would also love to know what your favourite format for a podcast is - interviews, Q&A, segments, big topics... let me know! (I may or may not be planning to start a podcast of my own once I reach my $500 Patreon goal!)
Happy listening!
Until next time,
