All Things Vegan ~ Show Notes ~ Mar 12, 2013 ~ Going vegan and staying motivated with local resident Chris Vaughn; Plus “Lion Lights,” Thailand and the ivory trade, and more

Going vegan and staying motivated with local resident Chris Vaughn; Plus “Lion Lights,” Thailand and the ivory trade, and more

Chris Vaughn

Chris Vaughn

In this episode, local Bend resident Chris Vaughn shares his transformation story with us: He tells us how he’s gained energy and greatly improved his health by going vegan, and talks about what motivates him to stay vegan.

We also discuss some innovative methods that ranchers around the world are using to protect both their herds and endangered wildlife, including “Lion Lights,” an invention by a 13-year-old Kenyan boy. Plus, we bring you some good news from the Thai prime minister, who has pledged to end the ivory trade in his country, the 2nd biggest market for illicit elephant tusks.

And, of course, we highlight other News from the Vegan Frontier, let you know about vegan related happenings in and around Central Oregon, and more.

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News from the Vegan Frontier:

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Vegan Spotlight:

This episode we shine the spotlight on Peace Pilgrim (Mildred Lisette Norman).

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News around Town:

VegNet Bend will hold their monthly meeting and potluck at 6p, March 27th, at The Environmental Center, 16 NW Kansas in Bend. Bring a vegan dish to share and your recipe or list of ingredients. Storytelling night!

Vegan Book Club, Tuesdays 1:15p – 2:30p at The Social Justice Center, 155 NW Irving Ave

For more information about this event, see VegNet Bend Group on Facebook or email info@vegnetbend.org.

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Veg Out ‘N About:

Featuring: Sweet Saigon.

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Music:

Vegan Smythe

Vegan Smythe

“Where Do You Get Your Protein?” is by Vegan Smythe, a Melbourne, Australia based entertainer who’s putting a fresh spin on animal rights through satirical songs and comedy. To learn more about Vegan and his music, please listen to our interview with him from September 2012.

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IFEEL

IFEEL

“Thank You” is by vegan artist IFEEL. IFEEL has run a music therapy program for abused children in group homes. This experience allowed him to see parallels between abused creatures of all kinds. To learn more about IFEEL and hear more of his music, please see musicifeel.com.

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Paul Seymour

Paul Seymour

Theme song and musical clips are courtesy of Paul Seymour. To learn more about New Zealand / Australia based Paul or his music, please visit paulseymour.com.au.

Paul has new music he’d love you to listen at YouTube, Amazon.com, or iTunes.

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All Things Vegan airs on KPOV, Bend Community Radio.

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