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Hello and welcome. You are listening to Sigma Nutrition Radio. I am your host, Danny Lennon.

We are at episode 338 of the podcast, and this is part three of a multiple part series

around the topic of the ethics of veganism and omnivorism. And essentially this is a number of

conversations with different people where we're trying to explore the idea of the ethics around our

food choices and specifically those that relate to the consumption of animal produce.

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