Dec 31, 2018 22 min

Hilary Wood

from All About Feeling Good Podcast Hosted by Richard Arsenault

Today I interview Hilary Wood who is the founder of Veg PEI and she tells us all about her journey to a more compassionate lifestyle which all started from seeing a pig's tail while driving by a slaughterhouse truck. I Also finish this episode by talking about some of the leading plant based doctors out there with part 2 coming at the end of the next episode. You can also find the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher and www.buzzsprout.com/232074 Don't forget to leave a review/comment as it helps us grow and spread the message. Thanks! Support the show

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