The Minimalist Vegan Podcast Michael & Maša Ofei

The Minimalist Vegan Podcast is coming to an end (indefinitely). Tune in to the episode to find out why we’re moving on and what we have planned for the future (some exciting news!).

We also share raw behind-the-scenes of the ups and downs of producing the show.

A special thanks to our wonderful listeners. Your attention means a lot to us 💚

This episode is brought to you by Bhumi. Bhumi is a bedding, bath, and apparel brand that uses organic cotton and fair trade practices. Browse their full range at www.bhumi.com.au. Use discount code MINIMALISTVEGAN at checkout to get 25% off storewide. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.

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Are you overwhelmed by the idea of cooking? Or wish you had a few more go-to recipes? Then this episode is for you.

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again. Learning how to cook is one of the most valuable skills you can understand, and preparing a meal is one of the creative and thoughtful ways to impress others and show love.

And if you’re not cooking for others, you’re still cooking for yourself.

In this conversation, Maša, the powerhouse responsible for all the recipes on our website, shares shortcuts, tricks, and tips to make cooking at home enjoyable.

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Visit the show notes at https://theminimalistvegan.com/073/

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One of our fondest memories is having a family outing at the zoo. It was surreal to see lions, tigers, elephants, and monkeys in person.

Not only that, but zoos are critical for conservation and public education. At least so we thought…

There’s a dark side to the zoo industry to suggest it’s more entertainment than conservation. But is it?

In this conversation, we discuss the ethical considerations of zoos and some alternative ways to connect with animals.

This episode is brought to you by Woron. Woron is a sustainable and ethical underwear & everyday essentials. They’re a brand based out of Copenhagen & owned by two sisters – Arina and Anya Woron. Browse their full range at woronstore.com. Use discount code MINIMALISTVEGAN at checkout to get 15% off storewide. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.

Submit your question or topic suggestion at https://theminimalistvegan.com/podcast/

Visit the show notes at https://theminimalistvegan.com/072/

Check out our new cooking show on YouTube https://bit.ly/36XRk6V

Follow us on Instagram @theminimalistvegan

Email us at info@theminimalistvegan.com

On the surface, it appears that minimalism has reached the mainstream. Minimalism is more widely accepted and, as a result, has lost its flair.

Back in episode 46, we discussed what the future of minimalism would look like and pontificated on the trendiness of the movement.

Well, almost two years on—where does it stand? More importantly, how do we feel about minimalism today?

The answer might surprise you…

In this conversation, we share our reflections on minimalism from people who create content about the very topic.

This episode is brought to you by Woron. Woron is a sustainable and el brand that uses organic cotton and fair trade practices. Browse their full range at www.bhumi.com.au. Use discount code MINIMALISTVEGAN at checkout to get 25% off storewide. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.

Looking for more?

Submit your question or topic suggestion at https://theminimalistvegan.com/podcast/

Visit the show notes at https://theminimalistvegan.com/071/

Check out our new cooking show on YouTube https://bit.ly/36XRk6V

Follow us on Instagram @theminimalistvegan

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Studies show that vegans are viewed more negatively than atheists, immigrants, homosexuals, and asexuals. In fact, the only group viewed more negatively than vegans were drug addicts!

Beyond the surveys, we’ve felt it too. Whether it’s eating out with friends or meeting someone for the first time, veganism comes with an air of inconvenience, stigma and sometimes hate.

Why is that? Why do so many people seem to dislike vegans? In this episode, we step outside of our vegan-friendly algorithms and face the harsh truth of how people feel about vegans and what that means for animal rights advocates.

This episode is brought to you by Woron. Woron is a sustainable and ethical underwear & everyday essentials. They’re a brand based out of Copenhagen & owned by two sisters – Arina and Anya Woron. Browse their full range at woronstore.com. Use discount code MINIMALISTVEGAN at checkout to get 15% off storewide. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.

Looking for more?

Submit your question or topic suggestion at https://theminimalistvegan.com/podcast/

Visit the show notes at https://theminimalistvegan.com/070/

Check out our new cooking show on YouTube https://bit.ly/36XRk6V

Follow us on Instagram @theminimalistvegan

Email us at info@theminimalistvegan.com

When you meet someone for the first time, consciously and unconsciously, you’re assessing their status based on their job, education, where they live, the clothes they wear, the car they drive, and their cultural background.

And you know what?

They’re doing the exact same thing to you.

But how healthy is status classification? Why does it matter so much to us?

Whether we want to admit it or not, we have a deep desire to prove ourselves and feel important. And what’s scary is that we place much of our self-worth on these status signals.

In this conversation, we explore the challenges with wrapping status into our identities, and how minimalism can play a role in shifting the perspective of identity and value.

This episode is brought to you by Bhumi. Bhumi is a bedding, bath, and apparel brand that uses organic cotton and fair trade practices. Browse their full range at www.bhumi.com.au. Use discount code MINIMALISTVEGAN at checkout to get 25% off storewide. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.

Looking for more?

Submit your question or topic suggestion at https://theminimalistvegan.com/podcast/

Visit the show notes at https://theminimalistvegan.com/069/

Check out our new cooking show on YouTube https://bit.ly/36XRk6V

Follow us on Instagram @theminimalistvegan

Email us at info@theminimalistvegan.com