How to ‘Channel’ the Vegan Lifestyle on Your TV Screen

Published by Sara Oliver.
2 min read

Watching a quick video about how animals suffer when exploited for food or a vegan recipe tutorial on your phone or laptop is great when you’re on the go. Still, it doesn’t compare to watching long-form content on a television screen. Thankfully, several apps can help make your TV a vegan machine. Plus, they’re all free to download to your Roku device! Here are some of our favorite Roku channels:

Are You Sick of Channel Surfing? Start Streaming These Vegan Roku Channels

1. UnchainedTV

This platform is home to all kinds of vegan content: cooking shows, documentaries, talk shows, thrillers, TV series, and music. UnchainedTV, founded by journalist and activist Jane Velez-Mitchell, is meant to inspire compassion and action to help create a cruelty-free future.

2. Plant-Based Network

The Plant-Based Network features videos about how eating more plants can nourish and heal our bodies, as well as content that focuses on how eating vegan foods is better for the planet and animals.

3. Vegan Cuisine

The Vegan Cuisine Roku app features many vegan recipes to inspire your next grocery haul and kickstart healthy eating.

4. Vegan Life by iFood.tv

    Vegan Life by iFood.tv offers you a “guide to a complete vegan lifestyle.” The app features videos about delicious vegan meals and inspirational stories from other vegans and animal-rights supporters.

    5. Cheap Lazy Vegan

      The Cheap Lazy Vegan Roku channel is about living an easy, budget-friendly vegan lifestyle. Video topics range from easy recipes, vegan grocery hauls, and travel videos showing vegan meals from around the world.

      Press ‘Play’ on Going Vegan

      Whether you’re watching a factory farming exposé on UnchainedTV or learning about easy, nutritious, and delicious recipes from Cheap Lazy Vegan, these Roku channels make it clear that going vegan is the best way to limit your role in animal suffering.

      Animals are unique individuals with their own wants and needs. The idea that humans are entitled to exploit their bodies is rooted in speciesism, the misguided belief that one species is more important than another. When we see all animals as deserving of respect, we understand that we must change our personal choices to stop contributing to their suffering. Join PETA’s 3-Week Vegan Challenge today to learn more about going vegan.

       

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