Raising GenV

DOMINICK THOMPSON

Episode Summary

In this powerful episode, Naomi Hallum sits down with Dominick Thompson, a vegan advocate, author of Eat What Elephants Eat, and founder of a vegan nutrition program by the same name. Dom shares his transformative journey from prison to becoming a compassionate vegan athlete, entrepreneur, and "fur parent." They discuss everything from the emotional connection between humans and animals to breaking stereotypes around masculinity and veganism. Dom’s message is rooted in compassion—for animals, the environment, and marginalized communities impacted by factory farming. Naomi and Dom leave listeners with an empowering message: It’s never too late to align your actions with your values. Whether it’s embracing compassion for animals, protecting the environment, or improving your health, every choice matters. Dom’s story is a testament to the power of resilience, compassion, and hope.

Episode Notes

In this powerful episode, Naomi Hallum sits down with Dominick Thompson, a vegan advocate, author of Eat What Elephants Eat, and founder of a vegan nutrition program by the same name. Dom shares his transformative journey from prison to becoming a compassionate vegan athlete, entrepreneur, and "fur parent."

They discuss everything from the emotional connection between humans and animals to breaking stereotypes around masculinity and veganism. Dom’s message is rooted in compassion—for animals, the environment, and marginalized communities impacted by factory farming.

Naomi and Dom leave listeners with an empowering message: It’s never too late to align your actions with your values. Whether it’s embracing compassion for animals, protecting the environment, or improving your health, every choice matters.

Dom’s story is a testament to the power of resilience, compassion, and hope.

Key Takeaways

The Power of Compassion:

From Prison to Veganism:

Protein Myths and Vegan Fitness:

“Eat What Elephants Eat”:

Redefining Masculinity:

Environmental Racism and Consumer Choices:

It’s Never Too Late to Change:

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