Welcome to Our Hen House.

This is Jasmine Singer.

And this is Mary Ann Sullivan.

Thank you for joining us this week.

Our show this week is a bit different.

We're doing a collaborative episode with the Beed vegans, aka Andy Tabar and Paul

Stellar, who are, of course, the hosts of a fabulous podcast that delights in dissecting the ethical

gray areas of living a vegan life. We love the bearded vegans, and we're super excited to have a chance to talk to

Andy and Paul one-on-one, or I guess two-on-two. Oh, and one of the ways that this is different

is that it is a joint celebration. Does that mean I get a joint? Maybe. Maybe later.

They're legal now. Actually, you wrote that comment for me. It's totally stupid because as,

as you know, marijuana don't do nothing for me. It's one of the tragedies of my life. Yeah,

that's funny because I didn't even tell you I wrote that in the intro. I was waiting for you to say.

Anyway, I said it. I said it. Yeah. We're lifting the veil today, as you can tell by the fact that I said, I said it. I said it.

Yeah.

We're lifting the veil today, as you can tell by the fact that I said, I wrote that in the intro.

We don't wing it all.

And that is one of the ways we are celebrating our 600th podcast episode.

And the bearded vegans are celebrating their sixth anniversary.

So it's like a joint celebration, which calls for joints. So although we will have separate introductory interviews on each of our podcasts, the bulk of the interview, our main

conversation will actually air on each of our podcasts, which is a first time for us. And it's the

same thing with our bonus content.

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