Main Street Vegan

Mark Braunstein, author of Radical Vegetarianism, expert on sprouting and micro-greens, also has an inspiring story of defying the odds and learning to walk with crutches after the accident that severed his spinal cord.

Ruby Roth, author and illustrator of the thought-provoking children’s book, Vegan Is Love: Having Heart and Taking Action, talks about kids, animals, and the response she got to her no-holds-barred book.

Let’s get Vegucated … with the fun and fabulous film by that name from radiant auteur Marisa Miller-Wolfson, our guest today on Main Street Vegan. Marisa’s delightful documentary follows the adventures (and misadventures) of three meat-and-cheese-loving New Yorkers (she found them …continue

It’s the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer as the song says, and thoughts turn to firing up the grill. Vegans can cook out with the best of them, and our guest today, John Schlimm, author of Grilling Vegan Style: …continue

You may have heard him speak (and magnificently play piano) at your church, or you’ve read his groundbreaking book, World Peace Diet: Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony. If his work has touched you at all, you’ll need no …continue

This week on Main Street Vegan: Victoria is en route to Vegetarian Summerfest and prerecorded a fun and fascinating show with the founders of Our Hen House: Jasmin Singer (fresh from her appearance on Dr. Oz) and Mariann Sullivan, J.D., professor of animal law at …continue

Welcome to the intro program of Main Street Vegan! Victoria and Adair will lay out the format of this lively and life-giving hour, answer questions that have come in online, and interview two fascinating guests: blogger JL Fields of JLGoesVegan.com (she …continue