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the next episode of the Disclosure Podcast. I am your host, Ed. Thank you so much for tuning in

today. I really hope that you enjoyed today's episode. I decided that, well, veganery has obviously

been over for just over two weeks now or in the middle of February, but I thought it would be a

good idea to maybe go through some of the more interesting articles, let's say, that came out during

veganery because obviously, veganery, as it always is, was another huge success. There were record

signups, there were more and more products being released, more awareness raised, more conversation,

more positive conversation. So it was a really successful veganery and that's considering

we're in the middle of a pandemic where people are probably less inclined to do things that are

radical in their lives, things that involve change. So I think actually to say that we're in the

middle of a pandemic and veganery was the most successful one yet just really reiterates what a

powerful movement and message it is and how accessible and how, I guess, I guess just how there

is now that attitude and society that veganery has become a real cultural zeitgeist. It's discussed

globally every single year when it happens. There's just such a huge proliferation of information

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