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VEGAN VOICE NO 33 MAR-MAY 2008

FEATURES

THE CURIOUS JOURNEY OF DAN PIRARO
Cartoonist, painter, stand-up comedian – Dan Piraro does it all, and he’s especially talented at drawing attention to animal rights

INVENTIVENESS FOR A SUSTAINABLE CULTURE
John McCabe, author of Sunfood Living, writes about the many ways we humans can face up to global warming and create change for the better

A PINK PLASTIC BASKET
JD Honeybrook-Carter on how he managed to celebrate the end of 2007 with as much veganity as possible

I RIDE, THEREFORE I AM
James Adams detests car culture and longs for its demise

OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES
Kim Aukett on her extended vegan and vegetarian family

HOPE FERDOWSIAN
Talking to Luis Rappaport about how medical groups such as Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine are helpng to educate people about vegan nutrition

HONEY
Freedom Bradbury doesn’t speak bee but she has an imagination and says enough’s enough: let’s let the bees be

MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE SHARING MY VEGAN DISPOSITION
So writes M. Downey, a changed man

AN ANGEL AT THE TABLE
Alice Leonard was just yer average New Zealander until she was led astray by Billy the vegan. Alice tells how she fell in love and ended up a vegan caterer and cake entrepreneur

BOOM TIME IN ADELAIDE
Yes, it’s positively exploding. Kas Ward reports on Animal Liberation South Australia and the first Adelaide Vegan Festival

REGULARS

From The Editor

Your Letters

To The Max!
He’s wet, very wet, but you knew that, didn't you

Book Review
Sunfood Living
Eating for Beauty
Naked Chocolate
I Am Grateful
The Raw Transformation
The 80/10/10 Diet
The Longest Struggle

Vegan Living in Los Angeles
With Joanne Rose

Reb's Top Veg Picks
Product reviews with Rebecca Bennett

Vegan Kitchen
Sue Belfitt with recipes for gluten

Mind The Media
Positive, prejudiced and just plain perverted media opinion

The Raw Truth
Raw food queen Julie Mitsios with some recipes for the colder months

Ask Eve
Your questions answered

Earth News
The good, the bad and the ugly from around the planet

Raising Vegan Children
Alison Waters on what parents, the media and society are telling kids about nonhuman animals

McDougall’s Medicine
Dr John on vitamin B12 deficiency, the meat eaters’ last stand

Bear Facts
By cartoonist Mike Burke

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