This morning when I woke up I sat straight up and ran to my backpack to grab my journal. I remember thinking to myself YES, this is going to be a good one!

Tonight I’d like to open up and share with you some intimate information with regard to myself and my immediate family unit.

Funny little sequence of events happened to me today while on a run. I fell, I fell hard and there were people around to see!

There I was picking myself up off the ground after a whirlwind of a fall. I never fall down, I’m just not that guy… but today I was.

I first met Madhava at Bhakti Fest this year where we had planned to originally shoot this interview but as chance… or the universe would have it that didn’t happen. The real funny thing is we tried on two other occasions even meeting up to shoot and for one reason or another it didn’t happen.

Are you ready for an in depth interview with one of the foodie communities most outspoken personalities? Well I hope you are, sit back, relax, open your mind and hold on tight because things are about to get interesting.

One of the first Raw Sangha productions to come your way in a couple months is called “Breathing It All In”. It is a documentary film that for the majority of the film covers the “Qi Breathing Technique” with Olaf Hartmann but will also feature other health and spiritual practices e.g., yoga, meditation, acupuncture, etc.

Today’s interview is with one of the Raw food industries pioneers Steve Meyerowitz a.k.a. “Sproutman”. Steve has been in the industry for over three decades now and is considered by most the authority when it comes to spouting techniques, nutrition facts and education.

I had just recently been listening to a podcast (Robert Von Sarbacher – Live Alchemy – Mini Beet Protocol MBP) in this podcast Robert Von Sarbacher goes on to explain how good beats are when juiced to cleanse the blood and liver. He also explained in the podcast how powerful the juice is and that you need to only take 1/2 a cup, however I went ahead and quadrupled the beet juice and paid the consequences dearly!

After sitting with the question for a bit (can I date someone who’s not vegan) it’s become clear to me that my future lover, companion and friend will be a vegan for certain. I’m not saying I’m shutting all non-vegans down but what I am saying is that being a vegan is something that is really important to me and above all I’m attracted to people in the lifestyle.

After sitting with the question for a bit (can I date someone who’s not vegan) it’s become clear to me that my future lover, companion and friend will be a vegan for certain. I’m not saying I’m shutting all non-vegans down but what I am saying is that being a vegan is something that is really important to me and above all I’m attracted to people in the lifestyle.