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Special guests today are Rev. Brendalyn Batchelor of the Unity Church in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and Russell Elleven, Ph.D., a U.U. clergyman from Fort Worth, Texas, and Chicago. Dr. Elleven is also a Main Street Vegan Academy-certified vegan lifestyle coach and educator.

Scholar and lecturer, Richard Schwartz, of Jewish Vegetarians of North America, discusses the dietary design presented in the Torah, and how vegetarianism/veganism can be seen as the purest expression of Jewish values.

BodyMind nutritionist and certified personal trainer Gary Gibson, HHC, AADP, VLCE, of TheVeganEffect.com discusses the spiritual side of food and what it has to do with your health, athletic performance, and peace of mind.

Never Too Late to Go Vegan coauthor Patti Breitman blesses all boomers with terrific information on mid-and-late-life veg conversion—and she’ll help you get your mom and dad and grandparents onboard. Patti went vegan after editing the 1980 mega-hit Fit for Life, and she’s the retired literary agent of major vegan authors …continue

Vegan fashion, beauty, and image expert Ginger Burr of TotalImageConsultants.com weighs in on looking well and living well.

Carol Adams is coauthor of Never Too Late to Go Vegan as well as author of The Sexual Politics of Meat, Living Among Meat Eaters, and The Inner Art of Vegetarianism.

Today’s guests are Nick Cooney and Brad Gruno. Nick Cooney is founder of the Humane League and author of Veganomics, a fascinating look at the science and stats behind what makes vegetarians tick. Brad Gruno is founder and president of Brad’s Raw Kale Chips and tells us about business and …continue

Dr. Colin Campbell is widely regarded as the preeminent nutrition researcher alive today. He was lead researcher on The China Study, cited by The New York Times as the “Grand Prix of epidemiology” and yielding the surprising information that a whole-foods, plant-based diet leads to maximum disease prevention.