Main Street Vegan

Scott Stoll, M.D., and heart attack survivor/thriver Dan Purjes discuss their new anthology, Disease Reversal Hope! And Peter Goldstein of wedidit.health shares how to reach those closest to us.

David Jenkins, M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc., of the University of Toronto invented the “eco-Atkins diet,” a way to make plant-exclusive dining work for those with low-carb sensibilities.

Love Over Fear author Monk Coleman believes the universe is working in our favor and that raising the collective vibration on earth will benefit all beings.

Known as the community in which Joaquin Phoenix grew up, Gentle World has promoted vegan living and peace on earth for half a century. Its cofounder, Light, has eaten a peaceful diet all this time.

There’s conjecture that a healthy diet has provided a layer of protection during the pandemic, but only now has a widespread survey, headed by Jiviniti’s Nivi Jaswal and Erin Sinnaeve, D.N.P., sought solid answers.

Champion bodybuilders (and compassionate trainers) Giacomo Marchese and Dani Taylor talk vegan fitness, and Vanita Rahman, M.D., of the Barnard Medical Center, introduces her new, fabulous cookbook, Simply Plant Based.

Vegan wildlife ecologist Craig Downer, Ph.D., shares the wonders (and trials) of wild horses and burros in the American West and the Andean tapir—and how these species can help save the planet.

Cruelty Free International’s Monica Engebretson discusses the bill to outlaw animal testing of cosmetics in the U.S., and Abbie Nelson, a Ph.D. candidate in social work, shares her research in holistic healing for vegan survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV).