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The PBN Podcast

For 123 episodes, I sat down every week with the people moving the plant-based world — founders, activists, athletes and authors. I hosted every one until my last. This was the show.

RoleHost & Producer
Episodes hosted123
Running since2017
FormatWeekly long-form interviews

Episode 123 · my final episode as host — with Ed & Natasha Tatton of BReD.

The show

The Plant Based News Podcast started in 2017 — a weekly, long-form conversation for anyone who wanted more than a headline. The brief was simple: find the people actually building the plant-based world and give them an hour to talk. Founders, scientists, athletes, chefs, activists, authors.

What I did

I hosted it. Week after week, I researched the guest, ran the interview, and carried the show — for 123 episodes, right up to my last. Hosting a weekly podcast for years teaches you something no edit suite can: how to make a stranger comfortable, find the real story, and hold an hour of someone's attention. It's the same instinct I bring to every film I make now.

The last one

My final episode — number 123 — was with Ed and Natasha Tatton, the couple behind BReD, the 100% plant-based sourdough bakery in Whistler. A good note to go out on: two people who turned a craft into a B-Corp with a conscience. Have a listen below.

Guests across the run

Over 123 episodes I sat down with conservationists, pop stars, athletes, actors and activists. A few of them:

Dame Jane GoodallConservationist & UN Messenger of Peace
Jessie JSinger-songwriter
Paul WesleyActor · The Vampire Diaries
Eric AdamsMayor of New York
Maggie BairdFounder · Support + Feed
John Salley4× NBA champion
Fraser BayleyAthlete & coach
…and 116 moreOne conversation a week, for years
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