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Join vegan educator, TEDx speaker and content creator Ed Winters as he explores topics surrounding veganism, morality, ethics, communication, and the environment, as well as discussing current events. Winters has spoken at over 1/3 of UK universities and at 6 Ivy league colleges, including as a guest lecturer at Harvard University. He has given speeches across the world, including at the University of Cambridge, EPFL, Google NYC and Google Zürich. In early 2019 he gave two TEDx talks, reaching a total of 1.5 million views online. His speech “You Will Never Look at Your Life in the Same Way Again” has 35 million accumulative views online and has been given to thousands of students across UK universities.
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ugh i really wanted to listen to this but I can't with the "ya know" every few words and this guy's mouth sounds. I wish I could get a transcript cuz I'd like to know this story. love the podcast otherwise.
Love this Podcast. Such high quality content!
Great podcast! looking forward to more great episodes.
really interesting conversation :)
I love your Podcasts. You keep me calm and give me confidence in my responses to people.
One of my favourite episodes so far, however all are fantastic so far! ❤️
I am so enjoying these Podcasts even though sometimes it is hard. Ed is an "all round" vegan and is able to give all his information and debate with such empathy and sincerity. I totally recommend listening to all of these episodes. I particularly enjoyed the interviews. looking forward to more Ed, thank you.
great podcast
really really enjoy your method and passion with advancing veganism. hope to hear more content!
I learn so much listening to your podcasts. You are making the world a better place. Thanks for that 🙏
Hello, greetings from Poland! I very much enjoy your podcasts. I've listened to every one of them since they started coming out. I feel like I always learn something from them. I found your conversations with other guests particularly valuable as you seem to know how to ask the right questions and how to show respect and understanding to people with opposing views. You're compassionate towards people as well as towards animals. I feel like antagonizing people, as many vegans do, is never going to make them change their mind - it's only going to leave a bad taste every next time they think about veganism. Thanks to your podcasts I first heard about Rich Hardy and his work. You inspired me to help fund his book. Luckily it came out not long ago and it turned out to be such a valuable lecture. I hope you continue recording. You provide an excellent insight into the realm of animal exploitation and also how ingrained it is into our history and culture. I also appreciate your approach to sp
The excitement levels are high when I see a new episode. literally was jumping up and down when I saw this new episode. Quality 👌
Love you Ed. Thank you for inspiring me. Never lose hope.. we are supporting you.
Most episodes are interesting to hear. I especially enjoyed the one where Ed debates with the farmer. This one however feels less intelligent in that Ed is less thoughtful and is more or less throwing arguments and building on ideas/premises that might not be true. He assumes quite a lot about people's motives for eating meat without much nuance, which I find problematic considering how polarized the debate already is, and how tempting it is to reject ideas when they are presented in such a way. I guess I'd like something more humble, yet of course still emphasizing the absurdity of meat eating in terms of morals. I would also appreciate if Ed were more open about which statements are his own ideas and which are based on facts/scientific studies. The idea about how our concept of masculinity can be traced back to early humankind development is questionable and I think Ed should have told the listener that those were his own speculative views. Most biologists agree that humankind has no
Just catching up on your podcast and so far I have found it really enlightening. Thanks so much to Rich for all those years of work for the cause, he is amazing! I felt really positive at the end of this episode that we are in the "fight" phase. For the animals 🌱✌️
funny how the dairy farmer wasn't ok with gmo plants, but totally ok with gmo cows. I think you may have let him off the hook a lot of times in this interview. I'm sure he went away thinking 'I think I've enlightened that vegan. maybe he'll come back to eating meat or at least drink milk again. he now knows how much I love my cows"
ed. I'm so impressed by you. It's so hard not to get angry at ignorance. but, you're right, it is counter productive. We need to have people open their minds, not close them. I need the practice
nek minut dairy farmer goes Vegan.
Learned a lot from this episode. Seeing a farmers perspective was really interesting. Good one
Eye opening work as always, Ed. Love the podcast. Keep it up!