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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2025 · 45 MIN

031: From Vigils to Vegan Policy: Paige Parsons Roache on Building a Kinder World

from Better Life for Animals · host Cheryl Moss

A single plant-based meal can save 1,000 gallons of water. That simple fact fuels Paige Parsons Roache's mission to build a kinder, more compassionate world. Host Cheryl Moss sits down with Paige, a full-time activist and media professional whose journey began when her daughter chose to go vegan. That decision led Paige from family cooking experiments to animal vigils, and eventually to a leadership role amplifying plant-based and ethical living through Unchained TV, grassroots campaigns, and vegan policy initiatives. In this episode Paige shares: How animal vigils shaped her advocacy Why sanctuaries create empathy and inspire change The impact of campaigns like Plant Based Treaty and Support and Feed Practical steps anyone can take to contribute to a compassionate future Paige's message is clear. You do not have to do everything, but everyone can do something. Full post at:  www.BetterLifeForAnimals.com/podcast/031-Paige-Parsons-Roache

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