Love this point: "The culture encourages timidity rather than boldness and what we need in journalism more is boldness." Makes me think of truth-tellers like Natasha Lennard at The Intercept. Journalists can and should be activists and vice versa. They have stories to tell that the world needs to hear.
The issue I have with "activists" is that in praxis, they are always inactive and nothing more than authoritarian crybullies, who's entire set of anti-ethics is to attempt to force, coerce and manipulate everyone else except themselves to take action. That just makes you the bad guy from the start. Go. Do. You make the change in yourself and your life and YOU take the actions yourself that you would have others take.
Hey it’s Susan! I watched & listened to your whole podcast 1:37:16. It was really good to hear your story, that I didn’t know. Looking forward to all of your interviews!💚
@@consciouseatingconsulting3135 Thank you so much! I have a microphone now but the first 4 interviews I did without one, so the first few interviews, the sound is gonna be a little rough, so bear with me
I share that goal, Jeremy. I guest co-hosted on Law and Disorder -- a progressive, anti-war radio show on WBAI/Pacifica After two episodes, they thought the animals didn't matter as much as: corporate greed, banned books, police brutality, climate crisis, war in Gaza, freeing Assange, reproductive rights. . . Every possible progressive issue was more current and more urgent. Just not animal rights.
Happy to have had this video pop up on my feed, even though I am not in this sphere of animal activism at all. I found your storytelling and especially the way you frame your experiences around individual people to be very captivating. Subscribed and excited to see what comes next!
This means a lot to me, Scott! Thank you so much. If you feel so inclined, go over to Wayne's channel (linked in my channel) and subscribe there too. We just published my interview with Wayne there. Hope you will stay plugged in and appreciate the support
Found your channel after listening to you on The Simple Heart podcast this morning-looking forward to more of your insights! (Also, I’m a fellow NC vegan 🙌.)
I went to r/vegan and posted an AMA saying I am a catholic vegan and why. More than 75% the comments were demeaning and vitriolic just because I am religious. Every comment I made, even simple vegan sentiments, was downvoted to oblivion. I ended up deleting every comment and my post entirely. It certainly made me second-guess if I want to be associated with vegans as a whole. I remain vegan (almost 10 years), but I am no longer in that sub nor do I have any vegan friends.
Sorry to hear that Ryan. Disappointing to me to hear you were attacked for your religious beliefs, especially considering you all had something very significant in common. I'm glad you had the maturity to keep doing right by the animals even though it sounds as though many of your peers didn't do right by you.
Thank you for your thoughtful response! I did not become vegan because of vegans and I certainly won't stop being vegan because of vegans. My goal is to cause the least harm possible, and I am doing my best to improve myself to work toward that goal each day. I certainly appreciate sensible vegans like yourself; it makes me feel a bit less isolated. @@loebjeremy
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Love this point: "The culture encourages timidity rather than boldness and what we need in journalism more is boldness." Makes me think of truth-tellers like Natasha Lennard at The Intercept. Journalists can and should be activists and vice versa. They have stories to tell that the world needs to hear.
The issue I have with "activists" is that in praxis, they are always inactive and nothing more than authoritarian crybullies, who's entire set of anti-ethics is to attempt to force, coerce and manipulate everyone else except themselves to take action. That just makes you the bad guy from the start. Go. Do. You make the change in yourself and your life and YOU take the actions yourself that you would have others take.
Hey it’s Susan! I watched & listened to your whole podcast 1:37:16. It was really good to hear your story, that I didn’t know. Looking forward to all of your interviews!💚
Btw, the sound was very good! Listened/ watched on my iPhone. Congratulations!🎉 First one is done!💚
@@consciouseatingconsulting3135 Thank you so much! I have a microphone now but the first 4 interviews I did without one, so the first few interviews, the sound is gonna be a little rough, so bear with me
Made it to the 52-minute mark. Still going strong and appreciate this opportunity to hear your background. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
I share that goal, Jeremy. I guest co-hosted on Law and Disorder -- a progressive, anti-war radio show on WBAI/Pacifica After two episodes, they thought the animals didn't matter as much as: corporate greed, banned books, police brutality, climate crisis, war in Gaza, freeing Assange, reproductive rights. . . Every possible progressive issue was more current and more urgent. Just not animal rights.
1:33 mark!! Wooo I won! (I think). Glad I got to hear your story! Looking forward to more videos.
I’ve always wanted to hear your story after catching bits over the years on Facebook. Thanks for making this!
Happy to have had this video pop up on my feed, even though I am not in this sphere of animal activism at all. I found your storytelling and especially the way you frame your experiences around individual people to be very captivating. Subscribed and excited to see what comes next!
This means a lot to me, Scott! Thank you so much. If you feel so inclined, go over to Wayne's channel (linked in my channel) and subscribe there too. We just published my interview with Wayne there. Hope you will stay plugged in and appreciate the support
Found your channel after listening to you on The Simple Heart podcast this morning-looking forward to more of your insights! (Also, I’m a fellow NC vegan 🙌.)
Cool video. I relate to your feelings and story alot. Liked, subbed, and hit the bell.
👏👏👏 love this ! Way to go !
Loved your interview with Wayne!
What about the illustrious pool hock career?! Really nice video. Nina also watched a bit & says “hello, Jer!”
I'm making a feature-length documentary about pool hock. Hi Nina!
1:33 !! Happy 40th!!
1: 33!
You have a face made for radio 😂 Congrats Jeremy (this is Conrad btw)
I so do, lol. I so do. Good to see you on here Conrad and thanks for the support (on Wayne's channel as well)
I made it to the 52 minute mark, SIR. I want a prize xD
Your prize is a big apology from me for subjecting you to that. I'm so very sorry.
52 minutes!
I went to r/vegan and posted an AMA saying I am a catholic vegan and why. More than 75% the comments were demeaning and vitriolic just because I am religious. Every comment I made, even simple vegan sentiments, was downvoted to oblivion. I ended up deleting every comment and my post entirely. It certainly made me second-guess if I want to be associated with vegans as a whole. I remain vegan (almost 10 years), but I am no longer in that sub nor do I have any vegan friends.
Sorry to hear that Ryan. Disappointing to me to hear you were attacked for your religious beliefs, especially considering you all had something very significant in common. I'm glad you had the maturity to keep doing right by the animals even though it sounds as though many of your peers didn't do right by you.
Thank you for your thoughtful response! I did not become vegan because of vegans and I certainly won't stop being vegan because of vegans. My goal is to cause the least harm possible, and I am doing my best to improve myself to work toward that goal each day. I certainly appreciate sensible vegans like yourself; it makes me feel a bit less isolated. @@loebjeremy