
Veganize your life with this funny and informative podcast about eating plant-based in this modern world. Vegan Hacks offers reviews of veganized chain restaurants, interviews with vegan influencers, discussions of vegan products and inspiring conversation about the future of plant-based diet.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 258 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsFoodHealth & Fitness | |||

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In this episode, we dive into the Vegandale festival backlash and rebrand, discuss growing concerns about vegan brands using non-vegan marketing or alienating the community, and tackle the uncomfortable but important conversation about wealth and pri... more
Jason sits down with social media creator and vegan activist Anita Dollar (IG: @veg.anitadollar) for a relaxed but powerful conversation over lunch at Vromage in West Hollywood. They discuss influencing in the plant-based space, culture, and vegan ac... more
Jason hits the Fancy Food Show to eat snacks, absorb vibes, and take the temperature of vegan food culture. Featuring conversations with Bill Muir (aka Sgt. Vegan, @sgt_vegan) and Noah Hyams (@vegpreneur, @vegancuts) on the current state of veganism,... more
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I’m always excited to find vegan podcasts, and I like many of the topics the hosts cover. The episode about Ikea was really interesting. But the main host Jason’s negative vibes are really turning me off. He seems to be constantly negging or being sarcastic toward many of their topic focuses and the other host and I don’t really find it funny. For instance, in a recent episode, Jason very sarcastically said, “FINALLY you have said something good and interesting and positive instead of attacking ... more
Yay, listen anywhere without looking or watching the screen while still learning :-)
I just discovered this show and I’m loving it. I’ve been a vegan for over 20 years, and many vegan podcasts I have listened to are either about food or about ethics, and as an long-time vegan, I don’t need more information on those topics. This show is different, the hosts discuss topical issues related to veganism in a thoughtful way. They are also funny and entertaining, as well as intelligent. I’m looking forward to going back and listening to more past episodes, but even more than that, list... more
Love these guys! Great back and forth and I really appreciate Jason’s effort to this and his social media presence. Keep it up!
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This podcast provides a humorous and insightful exploration of plant-based living and veganism. It covers a range of topics including restaurant reviews, interviews with influencers, and the challenges and innovations within the vegan food industry. Listeners can expect engaging discussions about both the practical and philosophical aspects of veganism, alongside an entertaining format that seeks to normalize and promote vegan dietary choices. Unique for its blend of humor and serious discussions, this show appeals not only to seasoned vegans but also to newcomers curious about a plant-based lifestyle. Episodes often address current events, trends, and controversies in the vegan community, aiming to inspire and inform listeners while ensuri... more
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Recent guests on Vegan Hacks include:
1. Anita Dollar
2. Bill Muir
3. Noah Hyams
4. Peter McGuinness
5. David W. Jones
6. George Stiffman
7. Eunice Reyes
8. Matt Fontana
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