What do a bulldog named Gus, a French dip sandwich, and a philosophy professor have in common? For Matt Halteman, author of Hungry Beautiful Animals: The Joyful Case for Going Vegan, these unexpected moments transformed his worldview and inspired his shift to veganism.
In this video, Matt Halteman shares how personal experiences and his background in philosophy led him to embrace a vegan lifestyle rooted in joy, compassion, and ethics.
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Why This Matters:
Matt Halteman’s approach focuses on small, meaningful changes that align daily choices with values of compassion and kindness. His story invites reflection without judgment, offering a fresh perspective for anyone curious about vegan living.
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To dive deeper into Matt Halteman’s philosophy, check out his book Hungry Beautiful Animals: The Joyful Case for Going Vegan. It’s an engaging exploration of how veganism can enhance well-being and inspire positive change.
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