Discussing ex-Prince Andrew on the Podcast

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Hi all.

A new episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong) podcast is out today and, as always, it’s a mixed bag of topics.

Josh and I chat about the investigation of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the Machui Picchu virtual reality attraction now in London, and the death of legendary songwriter Billy Steinberg.

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Vegan Market in Hitchin This Weekend

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Vegan Market Co has local markets taking place in many different cities and towns around the UK all year round and this weekend (Saturday 28th March, 2026) their Hitchin, Hertfordshire market is taking place.

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Vegan Cookie in Spitalfields Market

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This isn’t a big news day around FGV HQ today, but I do want to remind you about one of my favourite vegan bakeries in London.

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Vegan Bakery in Walthamstow

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London is a big place with a lot of vegan spots to check out.

It can sometimes take me years to visit a business that I’ve heard about… just like this vegan bakery in Walthamstow, East London.

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Mini Festival at UK Animal Sanctuary

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I am trying to will the UK winter to a close by sharing this news with you.

Let’s start planning summer events to try and kickstart the warmer weather, such as the Freedom Fields Festival in Worcestershire this July.

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Queer-Owned Brewery in East London

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If you are interested in great vegan beer and you care about Queer visibility, you need to know about Queer Brewing in East London.

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Vegan Cheese Bundle for February

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I’m a huge fan of vegan cheese company I AM NUT OK and I’ve made no secret of it over the years.

So it should come as no surprise that I am keen to let you know about the special bundle they have put together for February.

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Why Do I Record a Podcast That Not Many People Consume?

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For more than 15 years I have written online with purpose.

My blog has always been about promoting veganism, supporting independent business, and championing social justice causes. My social media platforms are an extension of that work. I have written for news sites. I have organised events and promoted them online.

I have used the Internet as a tool to contribute something meaningful to the outside world and my communities.

I enjoy writing, but most of what I do online sits somewhere between work and activism. Most of the time it is a combination of both. It carries responsibility, has intention, and is outward facing.

Then I started a podcast and for the first time in a long time, I created something primarily for myself.

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Vegan Hungarian Dining Night in London

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London does not get enough Hungarian vegan food. That is about to be corrected for one very special night this February.

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FREE Vegan Food In London This Half Term

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Children are often overlooked when it comes to nutritious and tasty food that is also vegan, so this half term deal from a plant-based cafe in East London is a welcome change.

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