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Can Marriage be More Than a Lifetime of Compromises? Ana Gabriel Mann & John David Mann on PYP 516

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What's the purpose of marriage? Is it to get happiness for yourself? Give happiness to your partner? Or something bigger and grander that encompasses yet transcends both?

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May 16, 2022

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Fran Costigan's Vegan Chocolate: Unapologetically Luscious and Decadent Dairy-Free Desserts: PYP 002: Fran Costigan believes there's more to life than veggies. Like luscious chocolate cakes, for example. A world-renown pastry chef and educator, Fran has done wonders for the plant-based movement's PR and sex appeal. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
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PYP 024: Margarita Restrepo on the Achievable Way to Optimal Health: Margarita Restrepro is the founder and editor-in-chief of Naked Food Magazine. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
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Healthy by Choice, Not by Chance: Hans Diehl on PYP 006: Hans Diehl is founder of CHIP (The Complete Health Improvement Program), a 30-day health education program that has been changing lives for the better for decades. In this interview, Hans and Howard discuss the simple and incredibly powerful health effects of a few simple choices. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
78 min listen
PYP 010: Ellen Jaffe Jones: Obliterating the Obstacles to Plant-based Eating: Ellen Jaffe Jones is an Emmy-winning investigative reporter, a crack financial analyst, a chef and cookbook author, and a multiple-event running champion. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
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Lindsay Nixon is The Happy Herbivore: PYP 001: In this first Pant Yourself Podcast episode, Howard has a lovely chat with the Happy Herbivore, Lindsay Nixon, about her transition to a whole-foods plant based diet, her evolution from kitchen klutz to accomplished cookbook author, and the Happy part of being plant-pure and strong. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
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PYP 026: Lucinda Duncalfe on Real Food: After Lucinda Dulcalfe sold her latest tech startup, she began casting around for her next project. After watching Forks Over Knives and wondering a) if this could possibly be true, and b) if it was, why hadn't she ever heard about it, Lucinda transitioned to a whole-foods, plant-based diet and discovered the benefits for herself. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
55 min listen
PYP 016: Brian Wendel: Producer of Forks Over Knives: Today I had a lovely chat with the amazing Brian Wendel, creator of the #1 amazon bestselling documentary Forks Over Knives. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
22 min listen
Goodbye Diabetes: Dr Wes Youngberg on PYP 007: Dr. Wes Youngberg, author of Goodbye Diabetes, was just a boy when his mother died of cancer. At the age of 13, he was already obsessed with discovering and mitigating his own risk factors of disease. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
53 min listen
PYP 011: Dreena Burton: Plant-based cookbook author, mother, and hummus lover: Dreena Burton is the author of one of my favorite plant-based cookbooks: Eat, Drink & Be Vegan. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
54 min listen
Better Than Vegan: Del Sroufe on PYP 003: 10 years ago, Del Sroufe ate his way to 475 pounds - on a vegan diet! Now, 200+ pounds thinner (and counting), Chef Del is the culinary genius behind the Forks Over Knives cookbook. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
44 min listen
PYP 042: Jon Hinds on Getting Fit Like a Gorilla: Jon Hinds is founder of the successful and rapidly growing Monkey Bar Gym chain of contrarian gyms. He believes in using the body the way nature intended:joyfully, freely, and naturally. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
44 min listen
PYP 029: Jessica Porter on the Diet that Cannot Be Named (on NBC prime time, anyway): Jessica Porter is co-author of The Kind Diet, with Alicia Silverstone, and the author of The Hip Chick's Guide to Macrobiotics, and the recently published The MILF Diet. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
44 min listen
PYP 008: Char Nolan interviews Howard Jacobson: Char Nolan is a health coach, community connector at RealFoodWorks in Philadelphia, and graduate of the same Health Education program that bestowed a PhD upon me (the no-longer-existing school of HPERD at Temple University). by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
33 min listen
It's Never Too Late: Char Nolan on PYP 004: Howard had a lovely chat with the kind and courageous Char Nolan, Connector at Real Food Works and powerful promoter of a plant-based diet in the Philadelphia area. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
41 min listen
PYP 028: Jill Nussinow: The Veggie Queen Demystifies the Pressure Cooker: Jill Nussinow, aka The Veggie Queen, has been helping people eat healthy and delicious for over 20 years. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
39 min listen
PYP 017: Brendan Brazier: How Athletes (and the Rest of Us) Can Thrive on a Plant-Based Diet: Brendan Brazier is a professional Ironman triathlete, author, and formulator of Vega plant-based nutritional supplements. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
28 min listen
PYP 019: Ashley Flitter: The Unintentional Vegan: When Ashley Flitter, the Unintentional Vegan, discovered that she was lactose intolerant, she began a transition that culminated in her adopting a 100% plant-based diet. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
18 min listen
PYP 012: David Robinson Simon: Meatonomics: Dave Simon's Meatonomics is a fascinating and terrifying descent into economic, social, political, environmental, and ethical insanity. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
55 min listen
PYP 018: Brenda Davis: Defeating Diabetes and Debunking Paleo: Brenda Davis is a plant-based Registered Dietitian, and co-author of eight books, including Defeating Diabetes and Becoming Vegan. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
65 min listen
PYP 013: Chef AJ: Unprocessed and Utterly Transformed: Chef AJ is well known in the plant-based world for her entertaining and bawdy cooking demos. She sings, does handstands, tells dirty jokes about kale and avocados (really), and wows audiences with her energy, fitness, and lean and radiant demeanor. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
83 min listen
PYP 009: Emerson Wickwire: The Secret World of Sleep: Dr. Emerson Wickwire is Sleep Medicine Program Director at Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Associates in Columbia, Maryland, and Assistant Professor, part-time, at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He is board certified in behavioral sleep medicine and cognitive and behavioral psychology. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
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The Magic of Sriracha, and Learning to Love Our Veggies: Randy Clemens on PYP 005: Randy Clemens is the Sriracha-loving author of two Sriracha-based cookbooks. (In case you haven't tried it, Sriracha sauce is a fairly spicy, totally amazing Vietnamese hot sauce that has generated a cult following in the past few years.) Randy's first book was a general introduction to Sriracha cooking. His latest, The Veggie-Lover's Sriracha Cookbook, is dedicated to getting us to eat - and love - our veggies. In this fun chat, Randy and Howard bond over hot sauce, discuss cool (and totally crazy) uses of Sriracha, and wax philosophical about how a condiment can change the world. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
51 min listen
PYP 032: Stephanie Dignan, the Boot Camp Girl: Stephanie Dignan was working as a financial advisor when she was asked to help people with a whole different set of goals: health and fitness. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
43 min listen
PYP 014: Cathy Fisher on Straight Up Food: Cathy Fisher's plant-based food blog, StraightUpFood.com, is a popular and delicious source of whole food, plant-based recipes. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
36 min listen
PYP 033: Ronda Collier on Heart Rate Variability and the hidden causes of weight gain and “falling off the wagon”: Ronda Collier is CEO and founder of Sweetwater Health, a technology company that sells a couple of neat little iPhone apps called SweetbeatLife and Sweetbeat. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
36 min listen
PYP 022: Laura Bartels: Natural Building and a Mindful Life: Laura Bartels is the founder/owner of Greenweaver, Inc., a consulting and education company that promotes sustainable building and community development. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
46 min listen
PYP 055: John Pierre on Fueling Ourselves for Action and Compassion: John Pierre is fitness trainer to the stars, including Ellen DeGeneres, Pamela Anderson, and Emily Deschanel. He's also a tireless advocate for the voiceless, powerless, and dispossessed: animals, the aged, and abused women. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
39 min listen
PYP 020: Dr. Ana Negron: The Living Experience of Healthy Eating: Dr. Ana Negron is a family physician in the Philadelphia area who treats her patients with healthy food, empowerment, community, and love. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
48 min listen
PYP 027: Tracy Ryan on Losing 200 Pounds and Gaining Her Life: At age 29, Tracy Ryan weighed 350 pounds, and was comfortable in her role as the "funny fat girl." by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
59 min listen
PYP 021: Dustin Rudolph, the Plant-Based Pharmacist, on Getting Healthy Without Pills: When we get sick, most of us go to the doctor. And most of the time, the doctor prescribes a pill. Or two. Or a whole handful. by Plant Yourself - Embracing a Plant-based Lifestyle
60 min listen

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