VEGAN
VOICE NO 34 JUNE-AUG 2008
FEATURES
FINDING
HIS RELIGION
Mark Hawthorne talks about his new book, Striking At The Roots,
and what veganism means to him
CONSCIOUS
SPIRIT
Life is precious to Brisbane singer/songwriter Rachael Brady, and
she regards it with reverence
HILLBILLY
KITTEN
It’s been an interesting ride for musician Christina Louise,
and through it all she’s been guided by her love of animals
and her music
THE
SKINNY ON SKINNY BITCH
Joanne Rose talks to friend Rory Freedman about the runaway success
of Skinny Bitch and her new cookbook, Skinny Bitch In
the Kitch
LOSING
A FRIEND
Rev. Barbara Allen on love, death, and mourning a beloved companion
LIVING
IN THE LIGHT
Life hasn’t always been easy for Freedom Bradbury, but she’s
come out the other side with a little help from her friends (and raw
food)
MAKING
THE CONNECTION
VV talks to Carrie Barnes from Dilga Organics about food,
vegan wine and saving the world – from itself
ART
FOR THE SAKE OF THE ANIMALS
Liz Bowie channels her passion for the animals and veganism into music
and words
THERE
WILL BE BLOOD
M. Downey writes from Canada
VISION
OF A VEGAN WORLD
M. Butterflies Katz might be wearing rose-coloured glasses, but who
can blame her?
REGULARS
From
The Editor
Your
Letters
To
The Max!
Mud-caked, slippery, dripping blood from his leech wounds –
our columnist has gone completely feral
Book Review
Striking At The Roots
Hippocrates LifeForce
Farm Sanctuary
Veganomicon
Celebrating Our Raw Nature
The Vegetarian Solution
Why Animals Matter
I Am An Animal
Vegan
Living in Los Angeles
With Joanne Rose
Reb’s
Top Veg Picks
Product reviews with Rebecca Bennett
Vegan
Kitchen
Sue Belfitt has a passion for pasta
Mind
The Media
Positive,
prejudiced and just plain perverted media opinion
Earth
News
The good, the bad and the ugly from around the planet
Raising
Vegan Children
Alison Waters on growing a vegan baby
McDougall’s
Medicine
Dr John on the importance of whole grains and a starch-based diet
Bear
Facts
By cartoonist Mike Burke
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