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Looking to hear the radio airwaves discuss vegetarianism in a positive way? Now you can! The Progressive Radio Network (PRN) has given the vegetarian movement a voice, by offering a weekly show all about vegetarianism.
“Vegetarianism is a forward-thinking idea, and a lot of media outlets cannot even talk about it because they are afraid they will offend their advertisers,” explains Gary Null, an award-winning talk show host, notable author and the founder of PRN. “At PRN, we proudly give vegetarianism a voice because we know that people are starving for this information and a chance to talk about the issues.”
The show, called “It’s All About Food,” airs each Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. EST and can be accessed online. Hosted by Caryn Hartglass, who is the executive director of EarthSave International, the show is all about vegetarianism and covers a wide range of vegetarian issues, including raw foods, overall wellness, healthy school lunches, factory farming, global warming, and dairy-free desserts.
(Hartglass)
The show also interviews special vegetarian-related guests, including such previous guests as Allison Rivers Samson of Allison’s Gourmet, and Ruby Roth of the new children’s book “That’s Why We Don’t Eat Animals” (North Atlantic Books, May 2009). You can access and listen to some past shows online.
Hartglass, who has worked in different ways over the years to promote a plant-based diet, has been a vegetarian for over 35 years. She first became a vegetarian as a child because she found it unnecessary to be a part of such a cruel industry. Today, she takes her mission of promoting vegetarianism to the air waves, where no related topic is off limits.
Check out the show and pass the info on to others who may be appreciate getting to tune into a show dedicated to vegetarianism. Enjoy!
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