Inside the Mind of an Undercover Investigator (The Disclosure Podcast - Episode 6)

[@MayorBrownn]

Peace and love for all sentient beings ❤️🌱

[@Liberate269]

Arthur's Horse What are you here for? To make fun of cruelty and murder? Don't be ignorant

[@TheGentleCreeper1]

Arthur's Horse whats funny is that I can just sense your emotions through that comment you’re definitely projecting here, trying to fight off the inner moral conflict you are having. It doesnt make you hard to shrug off animal abuse, it shows how set you are in your lifestyle that any conflict is causing a serious apathetic response.

[@MayorBrownn]

Arthur's Horse ^^^

[@MayorBrownn]

@T thought we came to understanding mate, go troll other vegans not on my thread 😂

[@sisterbob5169]

@@MayorBrownn .peace and love to you brother xx

[@LilMizRandom09]

"First they ignore you, Then they laugh at you, Then they fight you, Then you win."

[@Ziggy21142]

WarmMilk idiot debate my research now! Two distinct types of herbivore digestive systems exist. * The horse, rabbit, gorilla and others have a single stomach and a gigantic cecum (huge blind pouch) which contains billions of bacteria and participates in digestion. * The cow, goat, camel and sheep, among others, have multiple, very complex stomachs, the first three of which contain billions of bacteria that help digest plant cellulose. Herbivores don’t have canine teeth, and they don't exactly chew. They rip grass and forages with their flat front teeth, and then their jaws move side to side as the molars grind the plant forages into a pulp. Herbivores browse and graze all day long, every day, in order to take in enough forage to subsist on. The human digestive tract bears NO resemblance to that of herbivores. In fact, it should be very obvious how very similar the human and carnivore digestive systems are. Here’s counting the ways... * Dogs and humans eat a meal, and then may not eat again for a few hours, or a day or two. (Herbivores graze all day long, nearly every waking moment looking for forage.) * They use an up and down chewing motion of the jaws * Length, digestive enzymes and function of the stomach are nearly identical in human and carnivore digestive systems. (No digestion occurs in the rabbit's stomach; in a cow, digestion does not occur until stomach number 4.) * Small intestine, appendix (cecum) and colon have identical functions in human and carnivore digestive systems, though there are a couple physical differences. * * Humans don't have a cecum, per se. Instead, the beginning of the large intestine is called the 'cecum.' It is nothing more than a segment of the colon. The appendixwhich has no known use, is attached to the large intestine at the junction of small and large intestines. * * Dogs have no appendix, but at the spot where the small intestine joins the large intestine, dogs have a small, S-shaped appendage named the cecum which serves the dog about like the human appendix does humans - its use is minor or undetermined. * Neither carnivores or humans have digestive systems that break down or utilize the cellulose in plant cell walls. (Herbivores use an army of bacteria and an extended transit time to break down cellulose to a usable form.) * Human and carnivore digestive systems are designed for and equipped to eat meat. Both humans and carnivores eat and break down animal proteins, lipids and vitamins directly from animal sources. (Herbivores by definition do not eat animals, but they still need 'animal protein,' and they obtain it from the many pounds of bacteria which they continually digest.) Human digestion does not break down plant materials efficiently. Unlike herbivores, we are not equipped to digest cellulose. Humans CAN extract and utilize other carbohydrates in plants (not cellulose), which is where humans and pure carnivores differ: Dogs cannot break down carbohydrates at all. But human saliva contains amylase, which can digest carbohydrates (but not cellulose, which is too complex for amylase). This is why humans are categorized was omnivores while also having a carnivore-like digestive system. www.raising-rabbits.com/carnivore-digestive-system.html In simpler terms, humans do not have the digestive system to eat plants. Nor do we consume plants like herbivores in nature( who eat grass, branches and flowers all day, ,tell me how you like eating those things). BTW the meat we eat must be grass fed organic and not factory farmed. NOW ONTO THE NUTRIENT ASPECT OF THINGS. You cant get these AT ALL from plants. B12, Retinol (A), Pyridox-al/amine (B6), D3, K2, DHA/EPA (Omega 3). Non-essential: Creatine, Carnosine, CLA, CoQ10, Carnitine, Taurine, and Heme-Iron. Calcium, Zinc, Iron, Phosphorus and magnesium are found in plants but absorption is significantly reduced by oxalates, phytic acid and tannins. Cholestrol(makes up most of your immune systems and cells) Saturated fats( literally what your made out of, as well as improving many bodily functions) and so on.. And plants contain anti nutrients which are extremely detrimental to health( and well, meat doesnt contain any anti nutrients) the list goes on. And vegans love to say that our digestive system is nothing like a carnivores. There right, were omnivores, animals like the pig have the same length of our digestive system and consume meat. The sloth and the panda, for example, both herbivorous, have digestive tracts that are only 3.3 and 4.5 times as long as the body length, respectively [2]. On the other hand, seals and dolphins, both carnivores, have digestive tracts that are up to 30 times as long as their body length - longer than that of ruminant herbivores such cattle and sheep. healthydietsandscience.blogspot.com/2016/06/this-study-was-published-in-american.html?m=1 healthydietsandscience.blogspot.com/2010/04/low-cholesterol-increases-suicide-risk.html?m=1 healthydietsandscience.blogspot.com/2011/02/low-cholesterol-levels-associated-with.html?m=1 healthydietsandscience.blogspot.com/2011/12/both-low-cholesterol-levels-and.html?m=1 www.google.com/amp/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/03/29/long-term-vegetarian-diet-changes-human-dna-raising-risk-of-canc/amp/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/431794/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9499332/ www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Cholesterol-Cell-Membrane.html www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/18469238/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/20573797/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/25477716/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/22826636/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5986484/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHTXaaGwm9WDgpI kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4audaiKhtVrhac academic.oup.com/jn/article/137/4/1119/4664672 www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2016/04/11/meet-the-parasites-that-might-cure-crohns-disease-ms-and-more/ www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/04/parasitic-worms-may-prevent-crohn-s-disease-altering-bacterial-balance www.news-medical.net/news/20110520/Osteoarthritis-directly-linked-to-low-fat-high-carb-food.aspx www.researchgate.net/publication/331735735_Stable_isotopes_reveal_patterns_of_diet_and_mobility_in_the_last_Neandertals_and_first_modern_humans_in_Europe www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2846864/ drjockers.com/avoid-lectins-diet/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21142420/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18508964/ Any study ever done on the association between cholesterol/ saturated fat and heart disease was done on people who already consumed an inflammation diet by carbohydrates. pepsin, trypsin, chymotrypsin and lipase. bilirubin and biliverdin in the human bile. All these enzymes are used to digest meat. Once again if you are a herbivore go outside, eat some flowers, grass etc and tell me how that feels. kzbin.info/www/bejne/imiygodniK2Zb9k kzbin.info/www/bejne/n33WhH98eq56baM kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYHViH97Z9iUobc Anyone here can clearly see that a vegan diet is a severely malnourished and unnatural diet.

[@Lucas43434]

You say pandas are herbivores with short digestive tracts typical of herbivores. You also say herbivores don't have canine teeth. Yet pandas have massive canine teeth. Did you read any of this before you copied and pasted it from the results of your web search?

[@Ziggy21142]

@@Lucas43434 herbivores usually dont have canine teeth there are some herbivourous primates with canine teeth but they also consume some meat. The panda is a carnivore... thats my point, and yet it consumes a fully herbivorous diet. The panda claim was simply trying to refute the claim that we arent omnivores since we have long digestive tracts. Even though we have the same digestive tract as pigs and pigs eat meat

[@Lucas43434]

Oh, okay. So why do you call pandas and gorillas herbivores in your original comment? Do you have a source that says gorillas and orangutans eat meat? Is that really what their canines are for?

[@petroniaskho]

Soy logic.

[@LouisGedo]

In the U.S., possibly the most effective investigator team is SHARK, headed by Steve Hindi. SHARK typically focuses on rodeos, bull "fighting", trapping, and pigeon shoots. Find out about SHARK and consider supporting them.

[@jeremysnow9034]

And what does this group do? Go to these events, hold up signs, wear masks, and chant? Sounds like domestic terrorists! How bout it, Fruitloop!

[@lizharvey9729]

@@jeremysnow9034 😴

[@jeremysnow9034]

@@lizharvey9729 😘😘😘

[@Wearephuct-O]

A lot of rodeos near me. Thanks Louis.

[@cbrown4944]

The only terrorists in this scenario are the people terrorizing animals! Like rodeos, etc. SHARK works to enlighten the world on how animals are so victimized by the bully people of this world....this is not terrorism.

[@yi-shuanliu4175]

Wow! Unsetting your owns traps in the middle of the night. That is very noble. Thank you for your undercover documentary work!

[@patrao3094]

What hurts me in addition to all the suffering, is that heroes like him don't get recognition for what they're doing. Thank you so much

[@bronyraur-3765]

Well said. < 3

[@deborahoshaughnessy3389]

Such a brave selfless man to do this, total respect. Not sure I could do it. Another interesting and thought provoking podcast Ed.

[@TheRoarWithin]

Really enjoying these podcasts Ed. God knows how someone is able to cope with this kind of undercover work. I think I’d snap and get myself into some trouble.

[@harrietquilty5152]

Yes, his resilience and strength and drive to protect the animals are truly honourable x

[@elizabethdean0187]

What a caring compassionate duo, and importantly authentic and informative. Thank you for your commitment and difficult undercover work. Although I was unable to listen to everything (too painful), your capacity to have done this, on behalf of all us, is more than the majority of us could have done. Thank you Ed for another outstanding interview. Do know that through my academic affiliations worldwide, I am advancing your initiatives given how well researched and articulated they are. Academics are trained to be doubting Thomas’s’ and to question, which is a good thing. Your meticulous work when it comes to the facts, is facilitating my impact. Thank you. Your research, most recently on agri-businesses is of outstanding caliber. Professor-Elizabeth

[@LouisGedo]

*Every farm where animals are killed is a hell hole, but it was quite heartbreaking to hear the investigator talk about the rabbits.*

[@randomearthling5214]

*Yes!*

[@leegsy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/goK1cpmArqqmodE

[@Wearephuct-O]

❤️U Louis

[@shawndarling5855]

Dumbass they are not killed on the farm. They are raised there and taken directly to the meat locker by the farmer or taken to auction then they get sent away to become hamburgers, hotdogs, roast, and their hides get used for everything from wallets, pistol holsters, decorative rugs and you CANNOT forget about the jacket.

[@Wearephuct-O]

If you truly love animals your life IS hell!

[@Daedalus1010]

One of the things I like most about Ed is his self awareness where he admits he are meat after being unsettled by zoos and that he has been fishing and openly says its the same principle as trapping an animal. Its activists like him that will not scare away non vegans so they don't listen, but will give them an opening to listen and to try and to change.

[@michaelafanasiev2318]

This is great Ed! I was waiting for something like this!!!!

[@Rfpepe7295]

Ed, First off, I am a huge fan of yours and agree with 1000% of what you say and thank you for the work that you do. You are saving lives, the planet and Animals all at the same time. I do have to admit that I am NOT Vegan! I have attempted it many times. My daughter is Vegan, my wife and other daughter are completely meat and dairy free but still eat fish. I have been a HUGE meat eater all of my 54 years on the earth, but want to make the change to make the 2nd half of my life (hopefully) much better for the planet and animals than the first half. I have given up beef, pork, chicken, dairy ,eggs… But not FISH…My home is 100% Vegan but my job and lifestyle leads me to many meals eaten outside the home. I seek out Vegan restaurants whenever I can, but when I am forced to eat at a Steakhouse or somewhere without Vegan options, I usually go with fish. I don’t know why I think that Fish are less of an animal than a cow or a chicken but it is just something I do.. How would you recommend me making this final step to being truly a Vegan?

[@CV_411]

Undercover investigators have been an integral part of the ARM and have been highly influential in food animal welfare laws (no I’m not a welfarist) which have had subsequent detrimental financial impacts on animal agriculture in implementing these legislated modifications on farms, product reduction etc, hitting these industries in the hip pocket where it hurts most. This is ostensibly the primary reason why these industries fight so vehemently to silence investigators and other activists who seek to expose these industries. This is going to be a great podcast!

[@CV_411]

M E yep that’s what we are all working towards for sure. Abolition is the ultimate goal.

[@CV_411]

Mrs Thatcher wow you must have a lot of spare time to make up fake KZbin accounts and troll vegan channels. But ya vegans are the weird ones....

[@gotterdammerung6088]

@@CV_411 Are you the girl in the picture? I've seen you on many different Vegan channels for years, but I always thought that picture was a troll

[@CV_411]

@@gotterdammerung6088 yes thats me

[@LouisGedo]

*Create a Better World by......GOING and staying VEGAN*

[@donaldanderson6578]

@Mike Greg Go back to your cave, troll.

[@xrystofersoule5119]

@@cobbb11 A piece of shit is not an animal. 😂😂😂

[@LouisGedo]

@Uncluded Hail Seitan

[@donaldanderson6578]

albert fish "Vegan pest" is as much of a logical contradiction as a squared circle.

[@debravalreyes2033]

@@donaldanderson6578 How about someone calling someone a cupcake. ?

[@lucaskraus9867]

Live for these podcasts Ed. You’re the man and I would love to meet you one day.

[@judelynam5433]

Lucas K odds of you eating some meat?

[@lucaskraus9867]

Jude Lynam Odds of you having something better to do in your sad life than troll people?

[@judelynam5433]

Lucas K odds of you actually answering my question and not being so disrespectful

[@lucaskraus9867]

Jude Lynam You’d have to kill me for an animals dead flesh to enter my mouth

[@judelynam5433]

Lucas K no one said the animal has to be dead

[@soulofnature6126]

Thanks Again for blessing us with another podcast !! Was looking forward to this

[@1961dache]

Your ripple effect is amazing! Love you guys!

[@d.rabbitwhite]

I really have trouble communicating with people who do not seem affected by what's going on. Firstly, some refuse to watch because they "know" it. Then there are those who STILL contend that investigators edit and doctor their footage and that it is only a few bad people doing this behaviour in the farm setting (forget trying to get them to see that the farm setting at its best is still inherently unjust). And, those who actually seem to relish the brutality or pretend that they do in order to jab at activism... I watch and listen to folks like ed and james the diverse gang associated with 'striving with systems' in order to gain skills for communicating, and yet I still have my child told she is food shaming, and the progressive community still shut us down regardless of how we try to communicate. There are also, as I have mentioned before, those well versed in the philosophy field and rhetoric to whom I am unable to successfully present a point I'm at a loss.

[@michaeleverson9465]

Stick in there. Humans aren’t rational. You are helping change the environment of what is acceptable.

[@themirrorofthetruth2055]

I think the right wing parties around the world are like fascists. To animals, and left wing parties are like Stalinists. . Left-wing Minority people abuse the animals in the same time away . as their claim to be oppressed by majority groups. It’s quite easy to see how does racism works comparing other races of people to animals. and assuming that’s wrong to do so. If we just did treat the animals well. And justify . Their will be no problem with the saying “being treated like an animal” And contrary because of anthropocentric us hateful advantage to animals. Being treated like an animal is bad. I think you should treat the ones are utterly in your power . with more respect. than you expect others to give you how are notably in your power. Without veganism. we cannot stop bigotry. Speciesism/anthropocentrism is the root of all hatred

[@FastdounutTV]

A lot of us have been there. When talking, don't talk to them with the intention of trying to convert them then and there. Many of us, including myself, it took many "touches" to finally put A and B together. I think when we go in thinking we want a result from someone, it's really discouraging that we don't achieve that result. It's better to plant the seed and have them realize it on their own. It took me many years to finally say this is my last meal of animal products.

[@ruralnorthernlass9267]

I too remember going to Barcelona zoo about 12 years ago and just stood in shock and upset as I watched a lion in an enclosure with rounded plastered smooth walls around him,/her ( so absolutely no way of getting out) just stood there repeatedly swaying from side to side no stop.... it was gut wrenching to watch, I ran out crying but the same, it took me another 9 years before really connecting and went vegan

[@ecoprincess]

Awakened Soul saw a polar bear outside in the summer time at the Bronx zoo last year it broke my heart

[@DoctorRevers]

Huge thank you to both of you for all the important work you have done and continue to do. Inspiration for all of us.

[@justme92able]

This man is also a legendary man to have started this ideas without having so many vegan outreachers in his times.

[@loreskcanada8402]

Wow, I didn't know about him but sounds like he had a huge impact in the popularization and general available knowledge of the animals' reality

[@Bunjamin72]

Woooooow, what an inspirational, courageous, selfless man. He's absolutely right that he has done things that I could never, ever do in terms of the horrific places he has worked but I feel nothing but admiration for him being brave to do what most of us never could. Without you wonderful activists exposing the truth for us, nowhere near as many people would be embracing Veganism. I didn't need to see anything to go Veggie when I was 20. A simple lecture about animal slaughter at hotel school was plenty but it definitely did take the likes of Earthlings to help me see the truth of the egg and dairy industry to take the final step to ditch all animal products in my 40s. Without these guys and social media I never would have had the dairy and egg industries truth exposed.

[@margauxlabbe-chapuis4622]

I admire everything you do, the world is changing slowly but surely.

[@Rachypenguins]

Love this. I'd really like to see a slaughterhouse worker on this sometime

[@judelynam5433]

Rachy I’d really like you to eat some meat

[@lennyrossa834]

any day

[@leonmulder4889]

@@judelynam5433 youre an insecure little child

[@eatandbehoopy9937]

This was amazing thank you both! I was an activist back in the 90s in the US. It’s cool how the AR movement has developed.

[@AK-hx6nw]

Beautiful work by both of you.

[@vegantina6565]

Amazing interview Ed. Keep up the great work. You are helping to change the world. #TheFutureIsVegan

[@melblack]

Great interview! One of my favorite episodes of the podcast so far. Can‘t thank you enough for all you‘re doing- you‘re the best!

[@lumeronswift]

It's really frustrating talking to people about all of this footage and they turn around and say "well, sure, but that only happens in farms in OTHER countries".

[@kate5653]

Just backed not as nature intended after listening to this. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@kacperdlugosz8973]

What i finght really interesting about this podcast i when Ed starts tolking about some stimulus triggering nagativ memories from horible places and by doing so kindow describes PTSD. Much love to you Ed, you're doing great work

[@priyamusu9237]

The saddest thing is that not a single animal ever gets a choice in the kind of 'life' they are given by us. Or the torture, the misery and so on that they endure. That is why we must have activists and those who are awake to speak out, on their behalf, like this brave good soul, (and Ed, of course :) ) Peace X

[@sac1303]

Excellent session! Rich Hardy is such a brave person. Re the compromise, eg. having to partake in trapping (fortunately, badly) - remember you have to this for a 'higher good". Your intentions were noble. Not saving the calf, is another example. Again, Ed., you did it for a higher good. Thank you on behalf of animal activists/vegans and above all, our fellow animal beings.

[@veganaise2383]

Another epic podcast lovely Ed..

[@adipop5977]

Thank-you, dear Earthling Ed, for all you do, for all this informations. ❤️

[@pollyfox4271]

Thankyou amazing video 🙏🏼🌱💗

[@unicorniodione]

Much Respect to both of you!💚 Thank you so much for doing what you do for the animals 💞🐾 Peace, love and unity to everyone 💓🌎 and Justice for the animals🙌🏻💕 #animalliberation #govegan

[@purecarbs5236]

What a fantastic guy!

[@datash6867]

I'm so thankful for ed making these videos 👏💗

[@lloydchristmas4547]

Thanks for the talk.

[@highroadtohell]

Your podcast is awesome! Love the music choice at the start too 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@justme92able]

Thank you Ed, your podcast is something I listen when I do other things and want to keep educating myself in the meantime.

[@pipapo3030]

Thanks for all the absolutely great work you're doing!!

[@SPGreenLifestyle]

Just finished it. Great podcast.

[@AlbuquerqueBandit]

My city is very far behind the times. In some cases, 10-20 years behind the rest of the country in ideology and culture. So, I still get laughed at by many people, especially those I work with in the construction industry. After months of working with people though, I can help to slowly wake them up

[@veganfortheanimals6994]

This was really interesting Ed (saw about 70% so far)....I liked your story about the zoo...and much respect to your guest...cheers

[@Puudify]

This was a wonderful conversation to listen to. Thank you Ed.

[@veganvantage2596]

Thank you for all that you do 💜

[@bennybookvarm]

That's not really a lot is it now.

[@dgcjew]

Absolute slammer of a tune in the intro

[@susanfabrican2244]

That was excellent. Thank you Ed and Rich. 🙏🏼

[@lindaschoormans6881]

What a Hero! Both of you. What a strong men you are.

[@savitasubrahmanyam3953]

❤❤❤thank you so much Ed...... 🌱🌱🌱🌱

[@axelkaijalainen]

That intro music is sooooo good

[@adultcrash13]

what a wonderful person. excellent video.

[@susanfabrican2244]

A sanctuary how wonderful ‼️🙏🏼🐾🌱❤️

[@sounanya3]

another awesome guest, great man

[@davesmith3075]

Looking forward to it :)

[@justme92able]

OMG, "Rabbits giving company" that's so insane to have the companionship of animals whom they're about to torture and kill. Poor animals want to escape. This is sooooo sad that these women think that they're really accompanied.

[@susanfabrican2244]

He was undercover for so long, like being in the CIA, can’t tell anyone what you do. A real hero!🌱🐾❤️🌎

[@bonoboapebra2822]

best one yet imo, cheers Ed

[@VeganComfortFood]

Love love love!

[@shellsangel7953]

Peaceful Warriors ! thank you for everything you have done and are doing for the Vegan movement.

[@johnwilkins11]

I have listened to this twice, and finally came to the video, and oh boy that is not how I expected he look.

[@Jay-pg6zg]

Loving the podcast!

[@gawain8000]

Amazing stories - you should totally narrate his book!

[@zixaa]

You should interview women activists and ask them about their experience !

[@starcatcher3691]

Sorry not the same

[@user-mg3jz9em9f]

@@starcatcher3691 why?

[@vivaglamnadia]

Incredible man 💚🥺

[@ElliottPiano]

Peace !

[@TheGentleCreeper1]

All praise Vegan Jesus

[@kodysedgwick8936]

Any advice from fellow vegans on how to get a local restaurant to switch to the Beyond burger from the impossible burger? Given how impossible doesn't mind feeding vegans dairy and lying about it, I don't want to continue supporting them. This restaurant already switched the wrong way due to distribution issues so I feel like this is an insurmountable delema.

[@burntherest9118]

Kody Sedgwick Maybe speak with a manager ? If it’s a vegan restaurant then they should care about ethics. The Impossible company also participated in unnecessary animal testing in order to get their company going. PETA talked about it. They also lied about that. Just a shit company all around. Or you could start a petition. The Beyond Burger is just plain better tasting. I hope you can get somewhere with this place of business. Good luck. 👍🏻

[@kodysedgwick8936]

@@burntherest9118 this is the Midwest. Not a vegan restaurant. They deep fry hot dogs wrapped in bacon and probably feel like they're going a great deal out of their way serving the impossible burger. Which I never got due to probable contamination. Still I know they serve enough of them and i would prefer if it was ethical. All I can do is try. Thanks for the input!

[@burntherest9118]

Kody Sedgwick oh, god. Gross. I feel for ya. I live on the west coast but the few restaurants that have vegan options here also serve meat/cheese. 😷 I hope you can at least change what vegan burger they sell. I’m sure if they tried the beyond burger, they would understand. Lol. Wayyyyyy better than the impossible. Good luck tho ! 🤞🏻💚

[@withgoddess1119]

I am an older vegan woman and do not like hearing of my pioneering sisters in arms as 'the blue hair brigade' It is incredibly belittling and disrespectful and this person should know better.

[@notasnatureintended8345]

Thank you for your comment. I'm sorry I used that term. It was meant as a term of endearment and was widely used at the time in the media to highlight how unexpected the response to the issue was. However, I can completely see that just because it was used then it doesn't make it appropriate now. I won't use this term again, thank you for highlighting it.

[@summerbee80]

awesome awesome awesome!!

[@redfires5548]

I can tell he is very passionate about what he does I just would hope his tone of voice would match it.

[@stewartrutherford1436]

Another unsung Hero yes hero how many of us would do what this man did for the love of animals?.

[@EvanBoyar]

Any thoughts of bringing back the podcast?

[@nitinporwal1158]

Veganism is religion in India... That is Jainism.. they follow veganism philosophy for thousandths of year... I am jain.. I travelled across many developed country... Biggest challenge is getting vegetarian food.. Usually its very costly or its not available... Why not you create ecosystem that can make sure vegan food is available everywhere at very low price.. I can teach more than 200 items to cook vegan food

[@skyer82]

Is the book's name "Not as nature intended"?

[@summerbee80]

oh took my mother out a few today ago to celebrate her 80th and found a lovely laid back yoga / organic cafe. I think i'm close to convincing her to go vegan since she praised the lovely earthy fresh taste of her meal and she said it was fulfilling. I was naughty and had pancakes, tehehe.

[@Zack-tc9us]

what is opture the movie? I can't find it

[@shyamo90]

Mate where is the jumper from

[@shiv_ring]

*Episode 6 :) Is episode 2 a Spotify/iTunes exclusive?

[@muasibasl4796]

Hi Ed, I think a nicer podcast location would do you good, all the big podcasters have it nicer, it makes a difference imho to reach new people

[@ievk8058]

General public would not be able to PROPERLY DECIPHER APPROPRIATE from INAPPROPRIATE livestock treatment.. One reason why "open camers/access" is a problem~

[@tamcon72]

Because, not being brainwashed, most people would think anything causing pain, distress, wounds, or cries would be inappropriate. Your persistent trolling of this channel makes you look deranged.

[@ievk8058]

@@tamcon72 What's "deranged", is following an ideology that is SUPPOSED to alleviate "suffering", but instead causes human suffering.. AND, what's even more "deranged", is that when people get SICK on this diet... their fellow "compassionate, caring vegans", come after them like a hungry pack of WOLVES. (No offense to the wolves intended..~) THAT'S, "deranged".

[@susanfabrican2244]

What movie did your guest mention? Objur? Abjour?

[@mramazinglyace8914]

Okja

[@susanfabrican2244]

MrAmazinglyAce thank you!

[@sbeast64]

"Now is the Time" for animal liberation! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHzNkINnbsSaa7c

[@mikaylakay3536]

What is the movie he is talking about at 46.00 ? Ive heard of it but I don’t know how to spell it lol

[@mramazinglyace8914]

Okja

[@MichaelMankong]

Nice

[@eg8885]

❤️❤️

[@amymarie9107]

💕💕💕💕💕

[@lynnwiltshire6220]

What’s the movie??

[@6702-n3m]

Okja

[@GeneralArmorus]

47:40 what what tell me more about Ukraine!

[@MayIPleaseAskYou]

ANOTHER REALLY GREAT PODCAST 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I truly appreciate All those who have the strength to go undercover and face the horror of how brutal humans are to fellow Animals THANK YOU for shining a light 🔦 in the darkness‼️ sadly so many humans are ZOOSADISTS ZOOSADISM is pleasure, including sexual pleasure, derived from cruelty to Animals. 1 of a set of 3 behaviours that are a precursor to Psychopathic Behaviour en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoosadism a deeper look drmarkgriffiths.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/cruel-proof-a-brief-overview-of-zoosadism/ violence towards animals thevegancommunicator.wordpress.com/2014/02/03/link-between-violence-to-animals-and-humans-a-deeper-look/ 👩🏻‍💻

[@heindattel3919]

What does undercover investigation mean? Thanks for all the efforts. 🌠

[@MayIPleaseAskYou]

@Hein Dattel with regard to undercover investigation by Animal Right Activists, it refers to those who work to infiltrate farms, zoos, circuses, etc to film and record the ugly truth of what really happens to the MOTHERS AND BABIES Like this: 🎥 www.nationearth.com 🎥 www.landofhopeandglory.org 🎥 www.watchdominion.com.au 👩🏻‍💻

[@Nephthy666]

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[@gonk227]

Being vegan defo doesn’t solve the bald gene anyway

[@adult2370]

SECOND

[@jonbrown9559]

The guy with long hair looks like he is reallly sick

[@albacesar6944]

You need to traslate all to Spanish language please to spread the message. Thank you

[@michaelh.4979]