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I loved this interview! She is such a great ambassador for plant based living. I have been using a plant based diet to help me live well with my MS and she is so,right, what we fuel our bodies with matters. Like her, I order the sides at restaurants and people are often jealous of my meals.
As a momma to a strong willed vegetarian 4year old, I would LOVE to hear from her parents. I applaud how they embraced her identity and helped nurture it. Imagine if more parents were like that rather than stifle the flame. What an amazing interview.
I agree. But don't be naive about veganism. The abuse in the dairy industry is often even worse. Plus, now is the time to introduce your child to vegan cheese eggs etc and they won't even think they're weird as they get older. Also, if you really care about it, it's important you also become vegan and set a great example. Nothing hurts my relationship with my parents more then watching them pay for animal abuse with little compassion for the suffering they cause. I feel we'd be so much closer if this wasn't the case and they actually lived up to the values they taught me about being a nice person
@@MattAngiono i'm a Plant Based vegan, her dad isn't on board however, but shes not with him often. She eats non dairy butter and cheese with me and likes it.
@MattAngiono I'm 57 and vegan 5 years. I agree, it's so hard when I eat with my Mother and Sister. They both eat animals and don't understand why I stopped. I tried to be veggie as a child and remember my Mother lying to me about the origin of my food, for example saying venison not actually being deer and ox tongue not actually being an ox tongue.
@lynnritchie231 I generally like to refer to "becoming" vegan rather than "going" because it's not just something we do. It's an entire change in the very heart of our being. Life looks very different after this shift, and things seem much more aligned to the earth (though much less aligned when you look at the state of the world and everyone else). Family is difficult because we have a hard time separating the violence from the people we know to be loving and caring. It makes no sense, other than knowing I was once that way. Which is also why it's so frustrating. We know change is possible and even easy. I can't believe your parents would lie about it though... that is a whole other level of dissonance. Cheers
I listened to this in the audio version first and thought what a humble intelligent and strong woman Tanya is! Now I check the video and see she is also drop dead gorgeous! Beautiful inside out! So reassuring to know there are people like her in this world. THANK YOU, Tanya and THANK YOU, Rich! ❤
Rich, regarding musicians that are super healthy, if you don’t know them, you really should check out Rise Against and try getting at least Tim (their vocalist) on the pod. The whole band is vegetarian or vegan, and 3/4 of them are straight edge.
I am a long-time fan of Bruce Dickinson and became interested in Tanya because of him. She's an amazing musician. I am not a vegan but have heard plenty of interesting things about veganism. What an amazing woman, Tanya is! I came away a fan more than musically after watching this. Tanya, you go, girl. You are special, and I applaud all of your musical as well as non-musical projects!
Thanks for this thoughtful and expansive conversation. I am in the same camp as Tanya with regards the negative impact extremism can have, in general. As ethical vegans it is hard for us to maintain a moderate approach, turning people off by being sententious is not effective in my experience. Leading by example is better. Also, Tanya and Derrick's Highway to Health is well worth a watch. Especially their trip to Tanya's hometown in Ireland. Very amusing.
Never heard of her but what an inspiring person. This is the joy of Rich Roll podcasts - try them out, even if you've no idea who the guest is or what they're going to talk about because you'll be better educated afterwards.
Thank you Rich for bringing Tanya to your platform. I've followed her for a while now and just love her enthusiasm and down to earthness. The Highway to Health episodes on TH-cam are awesome and I truly wish her well on the documentary to come. From a fan of Whitesnake/Maiden/Sepultura it's great to see more veganism in hard rock & metal. Love your accent too Tanya :) Great episode.
Amazing woman, love when you invite us to a positive view, positive way to carry the message, is a nice gentle invitation to change your view of the world instead of an imposition. Love it all my admiration from Chile
Hi Rich, thank you for being the podcaster that continues to make most of your content where your guest are vegans. Please do keep this vegan guest trend going Rich. Thank you so much.
As a fellow animal lover and bass player, I enjoyed learning more about Tanya! 👏🏼 I questioned eating animals at 6, sadly I was told animals only "exist" and that they don't think or feel. We have come so far, but have so much farther to go✌🏼💚🌱
She's a tour de Force..damn. I had seen a couple of interviews with her, these past couple if years...but..off course..noone does it like Rich. Thanks very much, for this. I leave inspired, yet again. 😊 Kudos from Portugal
Great interview! There are a lot of plant-based and vegan people in the metalcore/punk rock scene, it would be cool to see some of them on the podcast as well!
Normally I don't care to watch celebrities, but if they are vegan and discuss that, I'll watch them any day of the week. Also if they are b@d@ss musicians, that helps!
I ❤ iron maiden🤘 I’ve worked a lot of concerts. It’s so easy now. I had to find firm tofu in Atlanta 20 years ago. 😅 more lists were healthier than not.
What a beautiful goddess!!! 😍 such a fascinating woman! Omg I have a crazy similar childhood experience with raising a calf, mine was named Cornelius 😬 I raised him and then came home from school one day, he was gone, and found out he got sold to the butcher! ☹️ traumatized me for so long! 😢 anyway this chicks awesome! Such a good episode!! 👏 thanks for having her on Rich! 🫶🏼
Sadly extreme vegan activism have created a negative image..saying that Tanya brings about a non aggressive approach with a passive intelligent attitude..an attitude that threads thru her life knowing intuitively how her life has brought about challenges that has brought her to where she is now..sitting in this studio talking about stuff that matters..thankyou both..ps..I am mainly plant based and love it..🌿🦋🌿
The thing about veganism, is it's "extreme" to anyone who doesn't practice it. No one would say not abusing children is extreme or that it's extreme to use the legal system to prevent it. But with animals, it's different. The people who oppose the abuse get labeled extreme while the billions of people participating in the abuse are "normal" But veganism really is an all or nothing kind of thing. If you are against animal abuse, you don't do it AT ALL, same as you only have to abuse one child to become an offender. The only difference is the pass you get for how you lived before becoming vegan, because really that's how 99% of us were raised. But once you become one, you don't go back. Going back afterwards is essentially saying you're fine with animal abuse if it makes you feel good. I agree that the "extreme" forms of activism like using blood or screaming in a restaurant aren't productive or useful, but I do understand it. Compared to the suffering we are inflicting, it's really a minor inconvenience. I'd say there are better strategies, but at least those people are trying. None of us know what else to do that will actually work anyway
This is great, but when she tells people they are "already vegan but also eat meat and cheese," that's just wrong. Vegan isn't a diet, it's an ethical philosophy. Even if you only ate plants but didn't care about the animals and the ethics that wouldn't technically be vegan. I'm not saying she's wrong for trying it to get people to become closer to vegan, but it just isn't right about what it means to be vegan. Being plant based isn't the same as vegan. I'm also not saying that virtue signaling about veganism is what it's about. But it is important for people interested in stopping animal abuse to have a specific term to refer to ourselves, hence the word vegan. If anything, I'd say she'd be correct for pointing out that people are "already vegan" because they oppose kicking your dog or any other animal abuse, but just haven't applied it to their own consumer choices. Almost everyone opposes animal abuse but just doesn't want to admit they support it with their everyday spending choices. But recognition is often the first step to real change. It was for me. Once i recognized that the animals on my plate had been essentially tortured needlessly, it led to a very quick change in my life. Literally the best decision i ever made!
I heard that Bruce lost hundreds of millions with his airline companies, so he must be on tours non-stop, he doesn't travel by plane at all on these solo tours, and probably this new wife is not very cheap to maintain, his son works as a road crew on this solo tour of his, which is a little strange if his father has already earned hundreds of millions during his career, the hardships of the ultra-rich are hard, it's easy for us ordinary plebs.. if Bruce happens to see this, I'd like to tell him to be a little nicer to the fans like, for example, Steve, they spend months on their salaries and spend precious days off to travel and watch concerts, so the next time you're passing by, stop for at least a few seconds, the crown won't fall off your head...
Environmental causes, animal welfare yet flying presumably flying around in jets ? One wishes such folks might look for their enormo blind spots and horrific active contradictions before they start spouting such empty rhetoric. Grotesque given the sheer myopia.
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Time for Dr Joel Fuhrman to feature on your show
What an inspiration of light and goodness is Tanya. Thanks for sharing this conversation with us, Rich.
I loved this interview! She is such a great ambassador for plant based living. I have been using a plant based diet to help me live well with my MS and she is so,right, what we fuel our bodies with matters. Like her, I order the sides at restaurants and people are often jealous of my meals.
Wow, Tanya is phenomenal, just love her 🌼
Soo cool you featured Tanya!! Rock n Roll forever!
As a momma to a strong willed vegetarian 4year old, I would LOVE to hear from her parents. I applaud how they embraced her identity and helped nurture it. Imagine if more parents were like that rather than stifle the flame. What an amazing interview.
I agree.
But don't be naive about veganism.
The abuse in the dairy industry is often even worse.
Plus, now is the time to introduce your child to vegan cheese eggs etc and they won't even think they're weird as they get older.
Also, if you really care about it, it's important you also become vegan and set a great example.
Nothing hurts my relationship with my parents more then watching them pay for animal abuse with little compassion for the suffering they cause.
I feel we'd be so much closer if this wasn't the case and they actually lived up to the values they taught me about being a nice person
blah blah blah blah
@@MattAngiono i'm a Plant Based vegan, her dad isn't on board however, but shes not with him often. She eats non dairy butter and cheese with me and likes it.
@MattAngiono I'm 57 and vegan 5 years. I agree, it's so hard when I eat with my Mother and Sister. They both eat animals and don't understand why I stopped. I tried to be veggie as a child and remember my Mother lying to me about the origin of my food, for example saying venison not actually being deer and ox tongue not actually being an ox tongue.
@lynnritchie231 I generally like to refer to "becoming" vegan rather than "going" because it's not just something we do. It's an entire change in the very heart of our being.
Life looks very different after this shift, and things seem much more aligned to the earth (though much less aligned when you look at the state of the world and everyone else).
Family is difficult because we have a hard time separating the violence from the people we know to be loving and caring.
It makes no sense, other than knowing I was once that way.
Which is also why it's so frustrating.
We know change is possible and even easy.
I can't believe your parents would lie about it though... that is a whole other level of dissonance.
Cheers
I listened to this in the audio version first and thought what a humble intelligent and strong woman Tanya is! Now I check the video and see she is also drop dead gorgeous! Beautiful inside out! So reassuring to know there are people like her in this world. THANK YOU, Tanya and THANK YOU, Rich! ❤
Rich, regarding musicians that are super healthy, if you don’t know them, you really should check out Rise Against and try getting at least Tim (their vocalist) on the pod. The whole band is vegetarian or vegan, and 3/4 of them are straight edge.
I am a long-time fan of Bruce Dickinson and became interested in Tanya because of him. She's an amazing musician. I am not a vegan but have heard plenty of interesting things about veganism. What an amazing woman, Tanya is! I came away a fan more than musically after watching this. Tanya, you go, girl. You are special, and I applaud all of your musical as well as non-musical projects!
Thanks for this! What an inspiring woman 💪👏
love this woman, very articulate about issues and lovely as a person and a rocker...crazy.
Thanks for this thoughtful and expansive conversation. I am in the same camp as Tanya with regards the negative impact extremism can have, in general. As ethical vegans it is hard for us to maintain a moderate approach, turning people off by being sententious is not effective in my experience. Leading by example is better. Also, Tanya and Derrick's Highway to Health is well worth a watch. Especially their trip to Tanya's hometown in Ireland. Very amusing.
Thanks for the support @mid-walesvegan38 !
Thank you for this most wonderful interview! Tanya is so inspiring.
Awesome Rich - Tanya is great! And I would love it if you could get Bruce on the podcast - one of my life-long heroes. Cheers from Kenya!
Absolutely brilliant! Had not heard of Tanya before, but I’ll be sure to follow her now! Thanks so much! Amazing as always 🏆
Never heard of her but what an inspiring person.
This is the joy of Rich Roll podcasts - try them out, even if you've no idea who the guest is or what they're going to talk about because you'll be better educated afterwards.
Tanya is great! I’ve been following her for years🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Thank you Rich for bringing Tanya to your platform. I've followed her for a while now and just love her enthusiasm and down to earthness. The Highway to Health episodes on TH-cam are awesome and I truly wish her well on the documentary to come. From a fan of Whitesnake/Maiden/Sepultura it's great to see more veganism in hard rock & metal. Love your accent too Tanya :) Great episode.
Thanks for the support @paulbooth77
Amazing woman- stunning interview! Thanks for that!
This is one of the most interesting episodes I’ve heard on any pod.
Great interview. Such a powerful woman. Warrioressly stunning.
Thank you so much for this interview. Tanya is a force of nature!! So many aha's and takeaways from this one.
She’s such an interesting person. Loved this interview.
Amazing woman, love when you invite us to a positive view, positive way to carry the message, is a nice gentle invitation to change your view of the world instead of an imposition. Love it all my admiration from Chile
What a beautiful person and so talented.
Hi Rich, thank you for being the podcaster that continues to make most of your content where your guest are vegans. Please do keep this vegan guest trend going Rich. Thank you so much.
As a fellow animal lover and bass player, I enjoyed learning more about Tanya! 👏🏼
I questioned eating animals at 6, sadly I was told animals only "exist" and that they don't think or feel. We have come so far, but have so much farther to go✌🏼💚🌱
What a truly amazing woman. Thank you Rich for introducing me to her awesomeness.
She's a tour de Force..damn.
I had seen a couple of interviews with her, these past couple if years...but..off course..noone does it like Rich.
Thanks very much, for this.
I leave inspired, yet again. 😊
Kudos from Portugal
Great interview! There are a lot of plant-based and vegan people in the metalcore/punk rock scene, it would be cool to see some of them on the podcast as well!
what a great inspiring conversation. thanks for sharing this.
Really enjoyed this, thanks Rich. Tanya your amazing!
This was such an amazing episode.
Wow, I looove her! What an inspiration! 💜✌🏻🌿
Looking forward to this. It’d be so cool if you could get Maynard on.
Bruce too!
If he got MJK on the show would be insane. Hope so.
Normally I don't care to watch celebrities, but if they are vegan and discuss that, I'll watch them any day of the week.
Also if they are b@d@ss musicians, that helps!
Beautiful and vegan, she has it all. Que linda!
Loved it!
I ❤ iron maiden🤘
I’ve worked a lot of concerts. It’s so easy now. I had to find firm tofu in Atlanta 20 years ago. 😅 more lists were healthier than not.
What a beautiful goddess!!! 😍 such a fascinating woman! Omg I have a crazy similar childhood experience with raising a calf, mine was named Cornelius 😬 I raised him and then came home from school one day, he was gone, and found out he got sold to the butcher! ☹️ traumatized me for so long! 😢 anyway this chicks awesome! Such a good episode!! 👏 thanks for having her on Rich! 🫶🏼
This chicks cool. Love her. Great interview.
Start to finish loved this.
Really good interview 🤘🏽🤘🏽
What an amazing woman!
Bruce Dickinson would be such an incredible guest!🤘☠
Love her ❤
She is sooo beautifull ! 😍😍😍
TANYA RULES! ❤
Please invite the Sarno Brothers Derek & Chad! Thanks! 😃💚
Tanya is wonderful
A day with out carbs is a day without life, Carbs FTW!! 💪💪
Tanya is adorable
Tanya is such a great inspiration! It is so good to live vegan!
Sadly extreme vegan activism have created a negative image..saying that Tanya brings about a non aggressive approach with a passive intelligent attitude..an attitude that threads thru her life knowing intuitively how her life has brought about challenges that has brought her to where she is now..sitting in this studio talking about stuff that matters..thankyou both..ps..I am mainly plant based and love it..🌿🦋🌿
The thing about veganism, is it's "extreme" to anyone who doesn't practice it.
No one would say not abusing children is extreme or that it's extreme to use the legal system to prevent it.
But with animals, it's different.
The people who oppose the abuse get labeled extreme while the billions of people participating in the abuse are "normal"
But veganism really is an all or nothing kind of thing.
If you are against animal abuse, you don't do it AT ALL, same as you only have to abuse one child to become an offender.
The only difference is the pass you get for how you lived before becoming vegan, because really that's how 99% of us were raised.
But once you become one, you don't go back.
Going back afterwards is essentially saying you're fine with animal abuse if it makes you feel good.
I agree that the "extreme" forms of activism like using blood or screaming in a restaurant aren't productive or useful, but I do understand it.
Compared to the suffering we are inflicting, it's really a minor inconvenience.
I'd say there are better strategies, but at least those people are trying.
None of us know what else to do that will actually work anyway
@@MattAngionowell said mate
Coincidentally, Bruce Dickinson turns 66 this year, and on the 7th day of the 8th month!😄🤘
She loves Gojira! Now we’re talking about 🫡🤘
Woooow!!!!! She’s vegan!!!!! That is sooooooooo interesting!!!! You should talk about that for 2 hours.
She beautiful ♻️💕
❤
This is great, but when she tells people they are "already vegan but also eat meat and cheese," that's just wrong.
Vegan isn't a diet, it's an ethical philosophy.
Even if you only ate plants but didn't care about the animals and the ethics that wouldn't technically be vegan.
I'm not saying she's wrong for trying it to get people to become closer to vegan, but it just isn't right about what it means to be vegan.
Being plant based isn't the same as vegan.
I'm also not saying that virtue signaling about veganism is what it's about.
But it is important for people interested in stopping animal abuse to have a specific term to refer to ourselves, hence the word vegan.
If anything, I'd say she'd be correct for pointing out that people are "already vegan" because they oppose kicking your dog or any other animal abuse, but just haven't applied it to their own consumer choices.
Almost everyone opposes animal abuse but just doesn't want to admit they support it with their everyday spending choices.
But recognition is often the first step to real change.
It was for me.
Once i recognized that the animals on my plate had been essentially tortured needlessly, it led to a very quick change in my life.
Literally the best decision i ever made!
steve vai is not on the original still of the night recording, it is john sykes of course
such striking beauty
Ela manda muito bem no baixo
Im guessing she's not a fan of Ozzy biting heads off bats lol
If I had a vegan friend like her I would turn into a vegan for sure.
Go vegan and you’ll find a vegan friend!
Poor Rich looks so tired in that 8Sleep ad!
Tanya rules!… and now… go vegan too!
"Veganism is the closest thing to a panacea". Hard to argue with that.
I heard that Bruce lost hundreds of millions with his airline companies, so he must be on tours non-stop, he doesn't travel by plane at all on these solo tours, and probably this new wife is not very cheap to maintain, his son works as a road crew on this solo tour of his, which is a little strange if his father has already earned hundreds of millions during his career, the hardships of the ultra-rich are hard, it's easy for us ordinary plebs.. if Bruce happens to see this, I'd like to tell him to be a little nicer to the fans like, for example, Steve, they spend months on their salaries and spend precious days off to travel and watch concerts, so the next time you're passing by, stop for at least a few seconds, the crown won't fall off your head...
Rickets is due to a severe deficiency of Vitamin D.
Looks 20 years older.
Sounds like Tanya has her project assigned for the blockchain biohybrid social impact markets.
I Love Wiener Schnitzel.
I tought this was about bassplaying.She cant' be any good, because she have all this other ussues.
Environmental causes, animal welfare yet flying presumably flying around in jets ? One wishes such folks might look for their enormo blind spots and horrific active contradictions before they start spouting such empty rhetoric. Grotesque given the sheer myopia.
Moving on! Not interesting!
Absolutely waste of time.
Why?
@@trueekkoi understa
@@trueekkoi understand she's his friend, badass and he adore her, but this conversation is nothing but platitudes.
@@wojciechosinski1401ehhh, did you listen to more than the opening... Like the rest of the 2 hours?
some people are curious. But no one makes anyone else watch a YT video if they don't want to