Veg Lunch & Dr. Pippin radio interview -Okay to cross post

[Guest guest]

Vegetarian Network of Dallas will bring a laptop with an internet connection to our Sunday lunch if people wish to listen to this radio program.

 

Our lunch is on Sunday, April 15 at Veggie Garden from Noon to 2 PM. As a benefit of membership, each VegNod member attending will receive a free raffle ticket for a vegan gift valued at more than $15. If a member brings a non-vegetarian friend, s/he will receive 2 free raffle tickes and the friend will receive one. Please take this great opportunity to expose a friend to the healthy and delicious vegan diet.

 

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jjpippin Apr 14, 2007 3:27 PM NTAR Network , ACT members , VNOD Dr. Pippin radio interview on Sunday, April 15, 2007

 

 

 

 

 

I’ll be on from 1:15-2:00 PM CDT on Sunday, discussing PCRM’s programs and campaigns (the best I can, anyway). You can listen live by going to http://www.kdwa.com and clicking on “Click Here To Listen.â€

 

I expect we will talk a bit about PCRM’s history, its clinical research efforts, and its campaigns in nutrition, medical research, animal use in medical schools and school dissections, MOD, and so on. The underlying themes are of course the vegan lifestyle, human health and ethics, modern science and research, and animal issues.

 

I hope some of you will be able to listen, but don’t let this keep you away from the monthly lunch at Veggie Garden with Vegetarian Network of Dallas. It’s so important to support our local vegetarian advocacy organization, because the strongest statement we can all make on behalf of animals, our environment, and our personal health is to live the vegan lifestyle.

 

Maybe someone could take a laptop there and log in for the show.

 

 

 

John J. Pippin, M.D., F.A.C.C.

Senior Medical and Research Adviser

Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine

jpippin (AT) pcrm (DOT) org or jjpippin (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net

(972) 407-9396

 

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