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EPISODE · Jan 10, 2010

NZ Vegan Podcast Episode 48 - Interview with Porolita!!

from NZ Vegan Podcast · host Elizabeth Collins

Listen HERE This week I talk to Pao Aldana AKA Porolita, who lives in Guatemala and is spreading the vegan message on YouTube in English and in Spanish, plus educating people in her local community about veganism and abolition.  We talk about Porolita's journey to veganism, the ease and necessity of abolitionist advocacy, the usefulness of social networking sites like YouTube to spread ideas, and what it is like to be vegan in Guatemala.   Please check out Porolita's great videos on her YouTube channel: Porolita22 and here is the video featuring her Mom, talking about her experience with illness and her doctor's advice that she immediately switch to a vegan diet in order to save her health, and what happened after: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePc0m24aDVQ&feature=email This is the link to Porolita's vegan cooking blog (in Spanish) which she uses to educate members of her community or the surrounding regions on how easy and cheap it is to sustain a vegan diet in Guatemala and therefore other countries with similar climates and food types: La Lonchera de Un Vegan This is the link to the BBC World One Planet documentary that we discussed on the podcast: Animals and Us Part 1 Animals and Us Part 2 I would like to thank Porolita for coming on my podcast!  Enjoy!

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