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Introduction to Vegan Youtube 1 Platforms Website: - activistjourneys.wordpress.com YouTube: - youtube.com/activistjourneys Twitter: - twitter.com/theo_slade Facebook: - facebook.com/activistjourneys101 Wiki: - philosophicalvegan.com/wiki YouTube: - search philosophical vegan 2 Introduction to Vegan YouTube *** Looking at the various content YouTubers specialize in & who you could recommend if a person expressed interest in a certain topic. 5 channels previewed per topic & 3 video titles per channel. *** 3 4 Table of Contents New to Veganism Entertainment • Celebrities • Comedy • Musicians Health • Cooking • Nutrition • Fitness • Pregnancy & Parenting Lifestyle • Gardening / Homesteading • Low Impact Movement • Freeganism • Travel Activism • Public Lecturer • Street Advocates • Farm Sanctuaries • Wildlife Refuge • Direct Action • Media Spokespersons • Appealing From/To The Left • Appealing From/To The Right • Online Debate 5 Ethics • Consequentialism • Virtue Ethics • Deontology • Ethical Nihilism • Religion 6 New to Veganism Unnatural Vegan To Sam Harris (& all new vegans): Vegan Nutrition Basics Don’t care about animals? 5 reasons you should still go vegan Earthlings didn’t make you go vegan? That’s okay. (critical thinking & baring witness) ModVegan Humane Meat Does Not Exist Can veganism be compared with other rights movements? The Economic Argument for Veganism James Aspey The Truth About Dairy (+9 million views on FB) Vegan Drops Truth Bombs on BBC Radio Chef Vs. Vegan Erin Janus DAIRY IS SCARY! The industry explained in 5 minutes What’s Wrong With Eggs? The Truth About The Egg Industry The Wool Industry EXPOSED (What They Don’t Want You To Know) So You’re Dating A Vegan Three Non-Vegans React to Gary Yourofsky’s Speech The Impossible Burger: Reviewed by a Vegan and a Meat Eater Veggie Burger Taste Test // Vegan 7 Entertainment Celebrities TheEllenShow Vegan Ice Cream Is So Delicious The Incomparable Joaquin Phoenix Gwyneth Paltrow Cooks with Ellen steveo Breaking The Law – Steve-O DON’T BE A DICK – Steve-O Finding True Love! – Steve-O thekatvond, Kat Von D Beauty, Kat Von D World My response to the “Vegan” controversy INSTAGRAM Q&A with KAT VON D Mercy for Animals LIVE – Kat Von D and Nathan Runkle Mayim Bialik Why I'm a Vegan In The Kitchen With Mayim Making CHOLENT with Hannah Hart! Moby Don't Leave Me A Simple Love Are You Lost In The World Like Me? 8 Musicians SiaVEVO, Sia Chandelier The Greatest Elastic Heart feat. Shia LaBeouf & Maddie Ziegler Wu Tang Clan, Banks & Steelz Giant Wild Season (Feat. Florence Welch) Banks & Steelz "Love + War" feat. Ghostface Killah Chumbawamba – Topic, Danbert Nobacon Bad Dog Farewell to the Crown (Royal Wedding Song) In Memoriam: Margaret Thatcher Crass Sentiment (White Feathers) (1982) Punk Is Dead Big A Little A Seize The Day – Shannon Smy Just Doing My Job No One’s Slave, No One’s Master Bigger, Better, Brighter 9 Comedy JennaMarbles, Jenna Julien, JennaMarblesVlog My Boyfriend Cooks My Favorite Meal Making Our Favorite Soup My Boyfriend Cooks My Favorite Dessert Natalie Tran – communitychannel, natalie 10 Year BBQ Celebration Dinner Would Be Nice 10 years! Simon Amstell on his vegan sci-fi Carnage: “If we keep eating animals it’s going to get awkward” Stand-Up 01/14/15 – CONAN on TBS carnage Bethany Black OCD Drink & Drugs A filthy Story Josef Lincoln Vegan Mac & Cheese from the Dollar Store Vegan Papa Johns! Vegan Mcdonalds Menu? 10 Health Cooking MommyTang SPICY COLD NOODLES aka bibim Naengmyeon BLACK BEAN NOODLES aka JJAJANGMYEON SPICY RICE CAKE aka DDEOKBOKKI hot for food CAULIFLOWER WINGS 3 WAYS (VEGAN) EASY VEGAN TACOS MY CHIPOTLE LIME FRIES #MODIFRY Cheap Lazy Vegan VEGAN DINNER PARTY FOR $20 (3 courses, 4 people) TASTING VEGAN FOOD/SNACKS!!! WHAT I EAT IN A DAY (EASY VEGAN WAFFLES RECIPE) The Vegan Corner Brownies Cheese Sauce Chocolate Chip Cookies Mary’s Test Kitchen // Vegan Cooking Simple Homemade French Bread The BEST Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe THE BEST VEGAN FRIED CHICKEN RECIPE (gluten-free!) 11 Nutrition NutritionFacts.org Uprooting the Leading Causes of Death Who Shouldn’t Consume Curcumin or Turmeric? Eggs and Diabetes Pick Up Limes HEALTHY MORNING HABITS » + printable checklist HIGH PROTEIN VEGAN MEAL PREP » + printable guide BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO VEGANISM » how to go vegan Unnatural Vegan To Sam Harris (& all new vegans): Vegan Nutrition Basics Why I Canceled My Subscription to Beyonce's Vegan Meal Plan A nutritionist has (misguided) concerns about vegan diets 12 Fitness Rich Roll Rich Roll's PlantPower Grocery Store Tour RICH ROLL - VEGAN ULTRA-DISTANCE ATHLETE, AUTHOR, & WELLNESS ADVOCATE RICH ROLL POST-RUN VITAMIX Vegan Gains Weight Training 101 for Men and Women My Pre and Post Workout Nutrition Going Vegan: Protein and Calories Hench Herbivore How To Get Shredded | Vegan Fitness How To Plan Vegan Bodybuilding Meals | High Protein Chickpea & Quinoa Burgers | Vegan High Protein NaturallyStefanie HEALTHY HIGH PROTEIN VEGAN BODYBUILDING MEAL IDEAS WHAT I EAT IN A DAY // BUTT & LEG WORKOUT // Vegan Bodybuilding HOW I INCREASED MY CALORIES & METABOLISM BiancaTaylor Killer Leg & Booty Building Workout VEGAN SUMMER SHRED UPDATE/ MY FITNESS JOURNEY THUS FAR FULL DAY OF EATING & BACK WORKOUT / BODY UPDATE 13 Pregnancy & Parenting Raising Vegan $100 (CAD) Vegan Groceries Your Questions Answered, Part 1 Your Questions Answered, Part 2 That Vegan Mom Letting my vegan son make his own food choices… My Vegan Son Wants to Eat Meat…? Letting my Vegan Son Make his own food choices … Part 2 Unnatural Vegan [Vegan Parenting] Supplements I take while breastfeeding Feeding kids a vegan diet should be illegal? (unintended consequences & ignorant vegans) Is abortion vegan? Are pro-choice vegans & vegetarians hypocrites? Vegan Pregnancy and Parenting How I convinced my non-vegan husband to raise our children vegan Supplementing for Vegan Kids: Important Health and Nutrition Information Vegan Pregnancy Vlog #1: Helpful Books VeganVixen My Vegan Pregnancy ~ First Trimester My Vegan Pregnancy ~ Second Trimester My Vegan Pregnancy ~ Third Trimester 14 Lifestyle Gardening / Homesteading Vegan Athlete Backyard Garden Tour – My Urban Food Forest – What I Ate Today Out of My Yard My #1 FAVORITE FRUIT TREE for My GARDEN Grow 120 Sq Ft of Garden Up Your House or Wall – Amazing Vertical Raised Bed Garden Vegan Gardener The Secret Quick & Easy Way To Grow Tempeh. Time Lapse ~ Growing the most beautiful papaya in the world 3D Time-Lapse ~ Soursop / Guanábana / Annona muricata. Colleen Patrick-Goudreau Growing Veggies without Animal Products How to Nourish The Soil No Poop Vegan Gardening Permanent Culture Now Introduction to Permanent Culture Now PATRICK WHITEFIELD “A PERMACULTURE LIFE” – OFF GRID 2012 Vegan Permaculture Graham Burnett Rob Backyard Gardenerr I Found Wild Baby Rabbits in My Yard! How To Grow A Kiwi Tree or Vine From Seed – 1 Year Old! Avocado Trees Grown From Seed – 18 Months Old 15 Low Impact Movement Sustainably Vegan My Summer Morning Routine | minimalist 50 HEALTHY HABIT HACKS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW | For Physical and Mental Wellbeing 24 EASY WAYS TO REDUCE YOUR FOOD WASTE | My Top Tips & Hacks for Beginners Shelbizleee Ulta Dumpster Diving Haul | $2000+ of PRODUCT ULTA Dumpster Dive Vlog | TIPS AND TRICKS ULTA Dumpster Diving Haul | Mystery Unboxing ($1,000+) ModVegan Zero Waste, Minimalism & Privilege with Elizabeth from Plant Based Bride Zero Waste: Holy Grails, Fails, and Goals! Easy Zero Waste Vegan Toothpaste Plant Based Bride THINGS I’VE STOPPED BUYING SINCE GOING MINIMALIST + MINIMALIST SHOPPING TIPS GETTING STARTED WITH ZERO WASTE // EASY SWAPS MINI SUSTAINABLE FASHION HAUL Rehana Jomeen, Rehana Sara Zero Waste BABY BAG!! // Out & About with Frida Zero waste TOILET paper?! Zero waste HAND BAG essentials 16 Freeganism Shelbizleee Ulta Dumpster Diving Haul | $2000+ of PRODUCT ULTA Dumpster Dive Vlog | TIPS AND TRICKS ULTA Dumpster Diving Haul | Mystery Unboxing ($1,000+) Carb Up and Carpe Diem! FOOD AND DISPLAY PHONES FOUND IN DUMPSTER! DUMPSTER DIVED THANKSGIVING FEAST BREAD FOR A VILLAGE-This Week’s Dumpster Diving Hauls! EcoPeaceful 2 Easy Ways to Get FREE Food for People, Pets & Compost. FREE – Organic, Healthy or Junk Food! Retailers damage & throw away shoes instead of donating Is Dumpster Diving for Cat Food an Ethical Option for Vegans? Dumpster Cam Ridiculous Food Waste! Dumpster Dive Haul A Sweet, Sweet Dumpster Dive Haul Grocery Shopping for Free- Dumpster Dive Haul Unnatural Vegan Food Waste & Freeganism (Part 1: Why wasting food is so bad & simple ways to avoid it) Food Waste & Freeganism (Part 2: What is a freegan and why does it matter?) Can cats and dogs eat a vegan diet? (why Sniff still eats meat) 17 Travel FunForLouis HOSTING DINNER PARTY This is : AMSTERDAM MAKING OUR OWN CHOCOLATE Wild We Roam Camping Trip 35mm Film Edition, Shooting Kodak Portra Film Living on 3 Dollars a Day - Part 1 JADE: Graffiti, Street Art, and Murals, in Lima, Peru Minimal Millennials 1 MONTH VAN LIFE EXPENSES | how much living in a van actually costs VAN TOUR | Beautiful DIY Camper Van Conversion // minimal millennials HOW I LIVE IN A VAN AS A FEMALE Somewhere Indefinitely Cold, Caves and Turkish Waves | Cycle Touring | Turkey | Chapter 17 Bordeaux to Basque | Cycle Touring | France & Spain | Chapter 2 Riding The Roof Of The World | Tajikistan & Kyrgyzstan (Pamir Highway) | Cycle Touring | Chapter 14 Jinti Fell What
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