FGV Was A Podcast Guest

Do you want to hear me talk about my vegan journey, my take on social justice, and how I feel about LGBTQ rights in 2025?

I was a guest on The Rainbow Remix podcast recently and I think it is a great conversation.

You can watch on YouTube:


You can follow The Rainbow Remix on Instagram.


You can order my book ‘Fat Gay Vegan: Eat, Drink and Live Like You Give a Sh!t’ online now. It has been out a while now but is still a good read. You can also listen to the Audiobook read by me!

You can watch/stream my weekly podcast Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong) on YouTube and Spotify.

Follow me on InstagramThreadsTikTokFacebook, and Blue Sky.

New Podcast Episode: Celebrities Letting Us Down

Somebody told me that my podcast with Josh features too much complaining and negativity.

First of all, what do you expect from two middle-aged gay men? It’s in our DNA to complain.

But also, have you seen the state of the world? There is a lot of material to complain about!

Episode 33 of the moan-a-thon is out now for your watching/streaming pleasure on YouTube:


You can also watch/stream via Spotify:


You can order my book ‘Fat Gay Vegan: Eat, Drink and Live Like You Give a Sh!t’ online now. It has been out a while now but is still a good read. You can also listen to the Audiobook read by me!

You can watch/stream all past episodes of the Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong) podcast on YouTube and Spotify.

Follow me on InstagramThreadsTikTokFacebook, and Blue Sky.

Open Mic Event In South London

If you’re looking for a night of Queer creativity, community, and good vibes, you need to get yourself to Queer Open Mic this Sunday in South London.

I started the open mic about two years ago with my friend Josh as we wanted to create a safe and supportive space for LGBTQ+ performers in London because, let’s be real, not all open mic nights are as welcoming as they should be.

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A World Famous Drag Artist And A Chubby Vegan Walk Into A Takeaway Shop

Worshipping celebrity vegans can often be a problematic endeavour.

Holding up and celebrating famous people as vegans has often come back to bite our community in the backside.

Miley was championed as an ethical vegan for years right up until she went on the Joe Rogan podcast to tell the world she was eating animals again.

One of my childhood heroes, Drew Barrymore, also went down a similar route. Drew lived as a vegan for years but over the past decade or more had dipped in and out of plant-based eating sporadically. The superstar does promote a lot of vegan food, but it feels as though the argument for ethical veganism is somewhat diluted by her suggesting it’s cool to chop and change on a whim.

I am not really here to drag ex-vegan celebrities (and I do still love both of the mentioned performers. I mean, Flowers is a fabulous song), rather I’d love to shout out a vegan celebrity I feel more comfortable endorsing.

So take a look at who I bumped into yesterday at legendary vegan fried chicken shop, Temple of Seitan.


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