A network exclusively for vegans has made its debut on Roku, and it will be coming soon to other networks too.
What is a VEGAN?
From Wikipedia:
Veganism is the practice of abstaining from the use of animal products, particularly in diet, and an associated philosophy that rejects the commodity status of animals. A follower of the diet or the philosophy is known as a vegan. Distinctions may be made between several categories of veganism
Why do VEGANS need their own TV shows?
From Vegnews.com
“We were sick and tired of watching all the meat, dairy, and drug commercials, and all of the barbecue meat competitions on other TV networks,” Ronnie Gandiza, co-founder of Plant-Based Network, says.
In addition to producing its own shows, the network has licensed popular shows already in existence, such as The Vegan Roadie, Vegan Mashup, EatMoveRest, and Nutrition Facts. Founders Ronnie “Tsunami” Gandiza, Joanna Gustafson, Paul DeBellis, and Steven Littlefield are working to add more shows and categories each week with the help of its Plant-Based Network Advisory Committee, which includes leaders and influencers in different industries and communities, such as plant-based doctors Joel Kahn and Michael Greger, entrepreneur Miyoko Schinner, racial equality advocate Milton Mills, professional athlete Luke Tan, and musician Gerardo Velez.
The network, called The Vegan Network, is strictly for those that love the plant-based lifestyle that features health and fitness, travel, vegan-cooking shows, shopping, and education.
You can catch the shows on Roku as well as YouTube, but the network will soon be able to be seen on Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Apple, and Android devices too.
Learn more here: https://plantbasednetwork.com/
11/26/19 Susan Saunders
