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Food for Thought: The Joys and Benefits of Living Vegan

Are Almonds Suitable for Vegans? (Rebroadcast)

Food for Thought: The Joys and Benefits of Living Vegan

Colleen Patrick-Goudreau

Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Education

4.81.6K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2022

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Should I eat foie gras because my organic kale was grown in soil amended with chicken manure? Should I eat steak and chicken wings because fruits and nuts are pollinated by insects? The idea that we should do nothing because we can’t do everything is illogical and self-defeatist. Join me for my perspective on whether or not figs and almonds are suitable for vegans.

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0:00.0

Welcome to Food for Thought Podcast, giving you the tools and resources you need to live

0:21.4

according to your values of compassion and wellness, joyfully, healthfully, deliciously

0:27.7

and sustainably. Before we begin, my name is Colleen Patrick-Gadrow. You can find me at

0:32.9

joyfulvegan.com and on social media. You can find my books wherever books are sold. And you can

0:38.4

join me in my online cooking classes. You can visit joyfulvegantrips.com to see the amazing

0:45.0

trips I'm thrilled to host with my partners, World Vegan Travel. And please remember this podcast

0:50.5

is 100% listener supported. So if it's something you value, please join other supporters by going

0:56.4

to patreon.com slash Colleen Patrick-Gadrow. Thank you in advance. And as I work on new episodes,

1:03.8

I thought you would enjoy this episode from the archives. Enjoy. Now onto our topic. Why in the world?

1:13.8

Would I even question the veganness of plants? Well, it all started in October 2018 on the BBC

1:23.2

panel show QI. Now QI is a British comedy panel show. David and I have been watching for years.

1:31.6

It features comedians answering questions that are very obscure. So it makes it very unlikely

1:38.0

that the comedians will get the correct answer. And of course, zanianness ensues when they

1:43.2

pretend they know the answer and don't, et cetera, et cetera. So QI stands for quite interesting.

1:48.0

And the panel consists of four participants. There's three rotating guests. And there's one regular

1:52.5

guest, Alan Davies, whom I adore. I actually revolved our dates for our first trip to Scotland.

1:58.4

This is many years ago. I revolved our dates around when we would go around a special standup show

2:04.4

that Alan Davies was performing in Glasgow a number of years ago. So we went to see him, met him

2:10.1

after the show. I got my little photo taken. And in fact, on that same trip, it turned out that

2:14.7

David Mitchell, another regular guest on QI and a comedian and social commentator, was going to be

2:20.5

in London the same time we were. So in that same trip, we also got tickets to see David Mitchell

2:26.5

in a discussion. I was just a Q&A with his new book coming out. His new book was called Backstory,

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