#Veganism
3 episodesEpisodes touching on Veganism: Food Ethics, Morals & Marketing, An Animal Apocalypse and Cultural Superiority via Hyper Violence.
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Food Ethics, Morals & Marketing
What would you do for 10 million dollars? Would you break your kneecaps? At what point do your morals take precedence over money? Join us on this freewheeling and darkly humorous adventure, as a group of friends discuss everything from veganism and food ethics to absurd marketing and moral lines. Along the way, we also discuss morality, fears as a father, and uncomfortable truths we try to avoid. This chaotic mix of confessions, philosophical insights, and jokes you probably shouldn't share at dinner is both darkly funny and insightful. Disclaimer: This episode contains graphic discussions of animal processing and sensitive topics. Listener discretion is advised.
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An Animal Apocalypse
This episode of Positively Pedestrian dives deep into an absurd yet brilliant fictitious phenomenon of a vegan world where animals rise to power, military stories,and dehumanization in the modern world. Alongside these elements, the episode traverses through real-life examples that provide context and reliability. Our host’s sharp cultural critiques compel listeners to reflect on pressing societal issues while simultaneously entertaining them with absurd scenarios. With a perfect blend of humor and philosophy, this episode invites audiences to reflect and question the world we live in.
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Cultural Superiority via Hyper Violence
In this episode of Positively Pedestrian, we discuss the implications and net effects of hyper-violence being a distinct component of a culture or society. We look at examples justifying high social exposure to violence and its potential utility in both application and potential. We then discuss possible methods of reducing exposure to violence and examine the simulated and latent potential for violence. We then wrap up with a brief debate on the potential value of a social currency or social credit system.
