I loved episode #159 with Rachel Dreskin but was frustrated to hear her give stats on vegans based on sales of vegan processed foods. Many vegans like me rarely use processed “meats,” etc., so when you’re estimating how many vegans there are in the world, don’t forget that lots of us are literally plant-based. Veggies, beans, nuts, seeds! Thank you for your podcasts.

Recently discovered this podcast and listened to a dozen episodes. Nil is a talented interviewer, going deep into the question we all want answered - how do we fix this food and animal and planetary mess we created? No easy answers but asking the right questions, and shining some light on the path.

Nil, host of the Eat For The Planet with Nil Zacharias podcast, highlights all aspects of health, food and more in this can’t miss podcast! The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!

Thank you for this! Iv been looking for more food related podcasts covering food waste, environmental impacts, food sustainability and many more of these topics. I really appreciate the conversations and the extremely knowledgeable guests you bring on. I learn a lot from each episode I listen to and like that you pressure test viewpoints. Again, thank you!

Thank you for the great content!

This is a great podcast for those who want to learn more about helping our planet while properly nurishing yourself. Nil has a calm and relaxed approach to his show and presents expert guests that are very knowledgable in their field. I'm so glad I found this podcast!

This was past episode with Miyoko Schinner was one of the best. Very timely and an inspiring for the opportunities to create a better food system.

My favorite vegan podcast! Relevant to anyone interested in the future of food, protecting farm animals, and ending world hunger (which should be everyone!).

I’ve learned so many awesome tips on my journey to veganisn!

Whether you’re already deep into your journey of authentic health and wellness, or just getting started organizing your life in a way that stokes your natural energy system - this is a must-listen podcast for you! Nil does an incredible job leading conversations that cover the entire range of mental, emotional, spiritual and physical challenges we all face learning to reconnect with an authentic style of living that doesn’t drain Earth’s resources. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

I arrived at your podcast because of a search for Captain Paul Watson. He is a phenomenal interviewee, and is filled with more life knowledge and experience than most conservation-minded people. The host spent so much time talking and babbling, that I kept wishing he would be humble enough to let the Captain do most of the talking. And save his own chatter for the podcast where he interviews himself. But thank you for having Watson on and spreading his words!

Nil talks with so many great people and is a great conversationalist with all of them. I have listened to every episode and feel like I learn something from the various guests or Nil himself with each new one. I’ve learned about some new products while getting to hear the backstory about many that I’ve eaten or used for years like Tofurkey or Follow Your Heart, which we’re both standouts. Other standout episodes included both of the episodes that the Sarno brothers - Derek and Chad - separately did, John Mackey, Audrey Lawson from Balanced, Michael Gregor, Next Level Burger, Rich Roll, Julie Piatt, Jacy Reese, captain Paul Watson, Ethan Brown, Rob Laing, Myoko, Paul Shapiro, and Bruce Friedrich. The EFTP book is also awesome and essential. I look forward to each future episode and learning more from each new guest Nil brings on!

Jeffrey Harris is on to something transformative with his vegan fast good idea and the Plant Power enterprise he's created to drive it. And Nil's knowledge of the vegan / plant based movement and thoughtful questions made for a very interesting hour. Well done and good luck to you both! We need you to succeed!

Stop saying “at the end of your the day” so much. And why “sort of” so much? Also stop agreeing with literally everything. Challenge your guests just a little bit. You congratulate and thank way too much

I purchased Nil's book after hearing his amazing story on Rich Roll's podcast. I subsequently purchased a book for both of my office waiting rooms to share with everyone sitting there waiting to see me. His podcast is equally inspiring and educational. Thanks for doing what you do.

Factual and interesting. The audio is well done.

Fascinating interview with Bill Glaser talking about the launch of Pig-Out Pig-less Chips, the personal and entrepreneurial motivation to develop this product and the optimistic discussion about the future growth and acceptance of a plant-based way of life.

Just listened to your podcast for the first time and LOVE the message. Thank you for sharing this with the world. ❤️

This is a fascinating podcast! I love Nil’s take on eating not only for our health and the wellbeing of animals, but also for the future of our planet. He tackles some amazing, innovative and interesting topics.

Great podcast and amazing guests. Great job Nils!

One of my favorite podcasts! The guests are people really making a meaningful impact in our world. The topics are incredibly informative & crucial. Thank you for these shows, for caring about these issues and spreading awareness =)

Love the podcast and love the book! Thank you!

Very insightful and eye opening podcast with interviews that that prompt us to question the way we have been eating food and be more mindful about where our food comes from and at what cost to the planet, our health and animals. Excellent!!!!

#31 - I have to dissagree with the assertion that plants need animals for food. They actually don't, they need biomass (organic matter) also known as compost (plant material) in combination with natural minerals (decomposing/leaching rocks and soil). Plants take these nutrients and make them biologically available (bioavailability) to human-animals and non-human animals alike. Sure, plants have adapted to also accept animal matter, if in small quanity and properly decomposed, but plants existed long before the first animal species, so the roots of their evolution stems from being self-sustaining (pants need other plants). Pollonation has changed for most plants to include animals, but this is managed by the ecosystem so long as it is healthy (pesticide-free).

Is the Jan 15th (I think?) episode with Dr. McMacken not available? I got an email about it, but looking at the podcast now I don’t see it listed.

I have listened to two of these podcasts (#31 on healthy eating and #34 on clean protein) and they have both lit a fire under me to take the leap into plant based eating. I am late to the party, but now I see that moving away from human, animal, and planetary suffering caused by animal based eating is the great awakening occurring now. I have tried many times to become a vegan only to abandon the effort, feeling sick, tired and run down. I was doing it all wrong! The two episodes I listened to were the perfect primer for my new commitment to plant based eating. So informative, helpful and confidence inspiring. I am very grateful! Thank you to all who contributed!

All you need to know about an enlightened food system and how to save humanity. This interview will blow your mind.

Nil does a phenomenal job bringing on the best and brightest in this field and thoroughly discussing some of the most pressing issues in a way that anyone can understand. Highly recommend this podcast to anyone!

I look forward to this podcast every morning on my drive to work. It's incredibly inspiring to hear from leaders in the plant-based food movement and learn more about what's happening in the industry now and how it will grow in the future. Thank you for the thoughtful questions and curating such a diverse group of guest onto the show who all have the same mission — to encourage plant based eating for health, animals and the planet. Absolutely love it.

Nil talks about important every day solutions that are happening now to combat climate change. And what you can do to help. Funny! Net Neutrality

I can’t wait for each new episode to become available. Great interviews, topics and interviewer.

Really good podcast for anyone interested in informative food related current events. Plant based or not.

I’ve been familiar with the Tofurky products once their launch. It was wonderful to see all the ways the company has grown. This interview was particularly exciting as to the future of food and it’s inherent systems and the collaboration required to move the industry into the future. Nil asked well balanced and thoughtful questions that shaped the interview effectively. I might have shortened his preambles were I asked for edits but the interviewee seemed agreeable. Well done.

Nils has some of the food industries best guests where he explores how all of us can eat for a better future - great work, great podcast!

I was already onboard reading onegreenplanet.org because it is a more hopeful newsletter than most. In this series, the founder of that site, Nils, interviews many different types of guests, on subjects to do with plant-based eating, and really gives us all a heads up and lots of information on what is currently happening, and how we got here. It is upbeat and thorough, the guests all leaders from all sides of the plant-based world, including production, medical, entrepreneurs, ETC. I am really enjoying this series and hope there will be many more podcasts to come. Thanks, Nil!

I accidentally found this podcast, and although some of the first episodes could have used better audio recording, the information is valuable, interesting and hopeful about what individuals and companies are doing for sustainability of our planet and to find solutions to feed the human world.

This podcast is super informative and relevant to our daily lives. Nil has great guests who are truly changing the world.

By far the best interview to date. Spotlighted relationships I never thought about. Everyone should listen to this.

One of the best podcasts I've come across so far. So impressed with the highly qualified guests and critical information on how we can directly change our health, limit our contribution of polluting our earth, and improve the lives of millions of animals. Truly a podcast so important everyone needs to hear.

This podcast is a fantastic resource for anyone who is interested in how food is affecting our environment. Nil brings a great list of talented and brilliant leaders in the industry to discuss trends and new innovation for the future of food. Highly highly recommend!

A friend told me about this podcast and I absolutely love it. Nil Zacharias is a talented host and asks pertinent questions. I've already learned so much. Going plant-based vegan over 5 years ago has completely changed my life for the better. I will promote this podcast to my friends. Thanks Nil!

Excellent selection of high quality interviewees. I learn something new with each show.

Finally - an excellent podcast to help educate us all on better eating for us and the planet!

Awesome information that we all need to help ourselves, others, earth, and animals. Check it out!

I just listened to the first epidose - Prince Khaled - and I've never been more optimistic and energized about the future. In a nutshell, the major investor is confident that factory farming will be eradicated soon, and certainly within his lifetime. He's committed to making it happen. What a great interview. Thank you Nil!

The host has incredible interviews on every episode. Highly recommended

Great podcast.

This is a really good podcast. The guests are always very informative. I always have something to research as a result of the podcast.

Just finished listening to the interview with Gene Bauer and really want to commend you and your crew on producing interesting relevant podcast concerning issues that concern us all, our health, a just and healthy food system and the great impact our current food system has on climate change. Keep up the good work and look forward to listening to more of your podcasts!

Nil does an amazing job asking thought-provoking questions with experts in the plant-based field. It's inspiring to hear how much progress is being made in the vegan and animal liberation movements. It gives me hope for the future. Thanks for caring!