Intermission: Diane and Nate Vegans in Midwest

08/17/21 • 12 min

In season 2 we are bringing you intermissions: short interviews with local professionals and those that help make this podcast happen. We hope you enjoy!
In this intermission, I interview Diane Cox and Nate Poeppel about one of things they have in common: a vegan diet. Join us as we discuss how they chose this diet, why they stick with it, and strategies they employ living in the Midwest.

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Inside Out Quality - Intermission: Diane and Nate Vegans in Midwest

Transcript

Aaron Harmon00:00:00.329

All right, for this episode of Inside Out quality, we're doing an intermission. And I have Diane Cox with us again. And Nate peple, our audio mixer who you often don't hear, but he's behind the scenes making this all work. And this episode is all about being vegan in the Midwest. And the reason that's what we're doing is because both date and Diane have chosen a vegan diet are rare. Very rare. Yes, but it's very intriguing. I want to know more