Harley speaks to Jessica Due, the National Animal Care Director of the Farm Sanctuary. Jess shares what a day taking care of the animals at the sanctuary looks like, as well as the difficult experiences she’s had rescuing them.&nbsp;

019: Life on the Farm

Harley talks to actor and activist, Evanna Lynch about animal testing, podcasts and whether or not Luna Lovegood is a vegan!&nbsp;

018: Luna Loves Doing Good

Harley speaks to actor, activist and conversationist Shannon Elizabeth about her experiences in the South African bush. Shannon gives insight into the realities of poaching and trophy killing.&nbsp;

017: Justice for Animals

Kevin's mic has problems and Harley talks to chef and author Eddie Garza (@theeddiegarza) about the importance of making veganism accessible to everyone, no matter their financial standing or location

016: Accessibility of Veganism

Harley talks to Mayim Bialik about how she raised her children as vegans and how her latest character on her new show will have a completely vegan wardrobe!&nbsp;

015: We Love Mayim Bialik 

Harley talks to model, personal trainer and business owner, Bianca Taylor about how getting ripped and gaining muscle as a vegan is equally as doable as it is on a carnivorous diet.&nbsp;

014: Vegans Can Be Body Builders too!

Harley talks to veteran vegan podcaster Colleen Patrick-Goudreau about why everyone thinks vegans don’t get enough protein and what to do when asked about it.&nbsp;

013: The Myth About Protein

Harley speaks to Toni Okamoto (author of Plant Based on a Budget) and Michelle Cehn (founder of World of Vegan) about the most cost efficient ways to be vegan, such as meal prepping. They also discuss their newest collaboration, The Friendly Vegan Cookbook.&nbsp;

012: How to be Vegan on a Budget

Harley speaks with Meg and Komie Vora, sisters and co-founders of their fashion line Delikate Rayne. They discuss the shocking realities of the leather industry, as well as the varying levels to being a conscious shopper.

011: The Truth About Leather

Slaughtering misinformation. Butchering bullsh*t.

When filmmaker KEVIN SMITH nearly died from a massive heart attack, his only begotten daughter HARLEY QUINN convinced him to try a plant-based diet for 2 months. 2 years later and still not dead, the Dad asked his Daughter to join forces so the two can provide plant-based answers to the Vegan-curious questions they get from a meat-eating and dairy-drinking audience. The only thing that gets slaughtered here is misinformation! Dare you enter the Vegan Abattoir?

Vegan Abattoir

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