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An Interview with Nicole Marquis, Founder and CEO of HipCityVeg
As a mom, entrepreneur, and restaurateur, Nicole Marquis does it all.
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Chef Ayindè Howell on Plant-Based Cooking, Black Entrepreneurship, and Allyship
Check out this interview with Ayindè Howell, the creator of Mac & Yease!
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From Harry Potter Star to Vegan Activist: An Interview with Evanna Lynch
From working as an actor and adopting a vegan diet to hosting podcasts and launching a successful vegan beauty business, Evanna Lynch dishes it all!
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From NBA Star to Vegan Business Owner, Actor, and Activist: An Interview with John Salley
If you aren’t already a fan of John Salley, you will be after reading this interview!
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An Interview with AFI’s Davey Havok
Lead singer of punk rock band AFI, Davey Havok is no stranger to veganism—having been vegan for over two decades. As part of the straight edge community in the 90s, he was heavily influenced by its members, who also abstained from the use of animal products. In 2021, AFI released their new album, Bodies. We chatted with Havok to learn more about his music career and vegan lifestyle.
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Unbelievably Vegan: An Interview with Charity Morgan
This celebrity chef is dishing up details about her family’s transition to a plant-based lifestyle and sharing tidbits from her new cookbook, Unbelievably Vegan.
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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Actress Torrey DeVitto’s Cruelty-Free Lifestyle
We spoke with the talented plant-based actress to learn more about her favorite vegan snacks, beauty products, and more.
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Hot for Food: An Interview with Lauren Toyota
Warning: Do not read if you’re hungry. Media personality, cookbook author, and YouTuber Lauren Toyota will make you hot for food (the title of her plant-based blog). This vegan Canadian cooking maven is one to follow for her guiltless vegan photos and captivating authenticity. As the woman behind the popular hot for food brand, she’s not afraid to pose with a stray noodle protruding from her mouth or send cooking utensils accidentally flying in a video. Lauren is one hundred percent real, and her recipes are one hundred percent delicious (and easily replicated at home). She carved out time from promoting her new cookbook—hot for food all day— to chat with us.
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Q&A: The Great American Baking Show’s Chris Tucker Dishes on His Vegan Lifestyle
The vegan chef and baker shares his personal journey to veganism, his experience on The Great American Baking Show, and much more in our exclusive interview!
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Q&A with Dr. Michael Greger: Busting Myths About Veganism
Our new issue of VegOut Mag features an interview with one of our favorite vegan physicians—Dr. Michael Greger. Evidence-based weight loss? He’s on it. Best foods to eat on a plant-based diet? He’s got a checklist. Tips for improving immune function during the pandemic? He’s got those as well. Check out our interview teaser here and snag the full article in the new edition of VegOut Magazine available now.
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12 Inspirational Black Vegan Instagrammers You Need to Follow Now
Here is a list of Black vegan public figures that inspire, encourage, and motivate others to live compassionately by creating great content on vegan food, environmental sustainability, mental and physical health, and human rights.
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How to Be an Intersectional Vegan: Q&A With Omowale Adewale, Founder of Black VegFest
We as vegans advocate for animal rights, but how can we also seek justice for Black lives in our day-to-day advocacy?
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Vegan Pro Skater Micky Papa on Skateboarding, the Olympics, and His Nonna’s Cooking
2020 was the year skateboarding would debut at the Olympics, but unfortunately for Olympic hopefuls like Micky Papa, they’ll have to wait another year to show off their skills on the world stage. Micky isn’t too phased by the postponement, though. He just wants to skate. The vegan professional skateboarder allowed us into his world, demonstrating that the skater lifestyle is far more complex than people in backwards hats fooling around skate parks. Micky takes the extremely difficult sport seriously, both for its physical challenges and its mental demands (it takes a very specific mindset to hurl yourself into the air knowing you could land face-first on concrete). Micky shares his thoughts on the art of skating, how veganism is integrated into the sport, and how his Italian Nonna’s cooking influenced his diet and his perspective on life.
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