Audio/Video
BBC Radio London with Claira Hermet
BBC Radio Ulster “Sunday Sequence” with Audrey Carville
The Vegan Society – Veganpod
The Plate Up podcast, by Bluedot Festival
We’re incredibly grateful and delighted that Emi got to be one of the featured voices on the first episode of the second series of the podcast, The Plate Up, by the brilliant Bluedot Festival. We’re alongside musician and activist Moby and Alex Sobel MP (Labour for Leeds Northwest) and the podcast was launched to coincide with COP26 happening in Glasgow.
VegFest UK
The Sustainable Dish podcast with James Connelly
The Bloody Vegans podcast
Instagram Live! with Brightzine
Working Your Values with Citizen Kind
BBC World News 10 December 2019
Toronto City News 12 August 2018
The “Why should I go vegan?” info tent and Emi at Vegandale festival in Toronto make an appearance
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Press
Marc Bekoff mentions TLAV in interview of Gregory F. Tague in Psychology Today for Greg’s new book, The Vegan Evolution: Transforming Diets and Agriculture, because both works focus on “a ‘vegan ethic’ [not being] a radical idea that is only about our meal plans. It also underlies a way of living that touches numerous other areas, including cultural and biological evolution, food ecology, food justice, and economics.”
Green Queen Media includes TLAV in The 7 Best Books to East Into Eating Less Meat, alongside Drs Campbell’s The China Study, Foer, Ed Winters, Singer, Joy and Van Yoorst
Women In The Food Industry, opinion piece
RESPONSESOURCE PROFILE PIECE, interview “Journalist as Author: Emilia Leese, Think Like a Vegan”
BrightZine’s year in review includes TLAV as a must read!
Foreword Reviews says TLAV is “a thought-provoking introduction to the ethics of veganism whose message is straightforward: veganism should be the norm.”
Interview with Marc Bekoff, renowned ethologist, ecologist, prolific author and professor emeritus at University of Colorado, Boulder, Psychology Today
Find us in the stacks of the Glasgow Women’s Library
