Ian Haywood uses music as activism. Alongside his wife Cathy, Bfriendly tour festivals and events with their own brand of feel-good reggae, spreading their message of compassion and kindness with a funky beat.
After more than 100 episodes we are relaunching as a video podcast on YouTube! In this bonus episode David explains this exciting change.
Damian is a vegan videographer and award-winning filmmaker who works with some of the biggest vegan influencers in the industry, including Earthling Ed Winters and Joey Carbstrong. But he didn’t start out with a vegan business.
Ian and Cathy Haywood of band BFriendly use their love of reggae music to promote the vegan cause. Lisa caught up with Ian during their ‘Peace Love & Reggae’ tour to find out how they use music as their form of activism.
Days from the end of his crowdfunding campaign, Andrew had almost no backers and only a week to save his project. How did he do it?
Days from the end of his crowdfunding campaign, Andrew Alexander had almost no backers and only a week to save his project. In this interview, David asks Andrew how he managed to raise $10k to fund his vegan documentary.
Can you take the skills you already have and use them to align your vegan passion with how you make a living? Damian from Short Stop Video shares how a significant health scare led to him reconsider the direction of his business. Read how Damian transitioned from being a standard videographer to making films for companies who want to change the world!
Video has become a large part of digital marketing, and it’s never been easier to create high-quality video yourself using equipment you already have. In this workshop, David is joined by vegan film-maker and producer Darren Cavanagh, also known as The Very CreatiVegan, to talk about how you can create better videos to promote your business.
