Alissa Nash's guest appearances

Alissa Nash

Healthy For My Purpose

No-Bullsh!t Vegan

Dani Taylor

James Clear

Dave Smith

Julieanna Hever

Robby Barbaro

Joel Fuhrman

Vera Tarman

Desiree Nielsen

Aaron Robinson

Pamela Fergusson

Ellen Jaffe Jones

Heidi Strickler

Shobha Rayapudi

Craig Morantz

Scott Shetler

OwlTail

One of the fastest-growing vegan demographics is Black Americans. Alissa Nash and GiGi Carter discuss increasing the number of Black vegans, including quality of life benefits and cultural barriers. We also discuss the scope of expression of veganism's compassion (whether - and how - it should extend to human rights), and contributions ethnic cuisines have made to veganism. We acknowledge systemic and economic barriers faced by many, and focus on issues that are controlled on an individual level.

<p>One of the fastest-growing vegan demographics is Black Americans. Alissa Nash and GiGi Carter discuss increasing the number of Black vegans, including quality of life benefits and cultural barriers. We also discuss the scope of expression of veganism's compassion (whether - and how - it should extend to human rights), and contributions ethnic cuisines have made to veganism. We acknowledge systemic and economic barriers faced by many, and focus on issues that are controlled on an individual level.</p>

NBSV 073: GiGi Carter and Alissa Nash on the increasing number of Black vegans, and whether veganism should include human rights

This episode is a riveting round table discussion on health and the black community.  Alissa Nash is a published author and founder of ThatIsWhatIDo.com, a strategic marketing firm for small business owners.  Gigi Carter  is a nutritionist, author, and helps people and organizations develop actions plans to achieve sustainable wellness.  She is also the author of a children's book entitled The Spinach in My Teeth and The Plant Based Workplace. In this episode we talk about Covid- 19 as it relates to the health disparities in the black community. We talk about ways to promote change from a policy and personal responsibility perspective. We talk about different strategies to improve the health outcomes in the black community. We dive deep into the power of food and lifestyle choices and the impact adopting a plant based diet can have. This episode is though provoking, stimulating and builds awareness around health and food disparities in the black community.  This episode will empower you to take charge of your health and find solutions to help others.ThatIsWhatIDo.com https://mytrueself.com https://mytrueself.com/2019/12/21/how-government-food-policy-keeps-america-sick-and-fat/ https://mytrueself.com/2018/05/09/keeping-people-sick-a-sustainable-business-model/

This episode is a riveting round table discussion on health and the black community.  Alissa Nash is a published author and founder of <a href="http://ThatIsWhatIDo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ThatIsWhatIDo.com</a>, a strategic marketing firm for small business owners.  Gigi Carter  is a nutritionist, author, and helps people and organizations develop actions plans to achieve sustainable wellness.  She is also the author of a children's book entitled The Spinach in My Teeth and The Plant Based Workplace. In this episode we talk about Covid- 19 as it relates to the health disparities in the black community. We talk about ways to promote change from a policy and personal responsibility perspective. We talk about different strategies to improve the health outcomes in the black community. We dive deep into the power of food and lifestyle choices and the impact adopting a plant based diet can have. This episode is though provoking, stimulating and builds awareness around health and food disparities in the black community.  This episode will empower you to take charge of your health and find solutions to help others.<br><a href="http://ThatIsWhatIDo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ThatIsWhatIDo.com</a> <a href="https://mytrueself.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mytrueself.com</a> <a href="https://mytrueself.com/2019/12/21/how-government-food-policy-keeps-america-sick-and-fat/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mytrueself.com/2019/12/21/how-government-food-policy-keeps-america-sick-and-fat/</a> <a href="https://mytrueself.com/2018/05/09/keeping-people-sick-a-sustainable-business-model/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mytrueself.com/2018/05/09/keeping-people-sick-a-sustainable-business-model/</a>

Why Living Healthy is the New Normal for the Black Community: Alissa Nash & Gigi Carter