Jeffrey Marsh is a author, speaker, and non-binary activist who uses the Internet as their medium with tremendous success. Jeffrey was a huge success on (sadly, now defunct) Vine, but their social media success extends well beyond that with over 350 million views of their positive and inclusive message. Jeffrey’s best-selling book, How To Be You, made them the first non-binary author with a “Big 5” publisher, Penguin Random House. Jeffrey and I talk about veganism, cosmic tasks, and the inspiration behind their book. I am absolutely enthralled with Jeffrey’s philosophy and the positivity they pour into the world. I loved this interview so. I know you will, too. At the top of the show, I reflect on a protest I attended last week during which we occupied the lobby of the New York City Department of Health building, and check in with the latest on the recording of my forthcoming The Animal Album. If you like this podcast, please consider joining my Patreon community for special perks and community vibes! This week’s bonus content is an exclusive extended interview with Jeffrey Marsh and is only available to $5+ subscribers! Check it out on my website here or on Patreon here. MUSIC: Headlines – Kiirstin Marilyn What Hell is Like – Queen V Follow Jeffrey Marsh on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook. Photo of Jeffrey Marsh by Daniel Silbert Other Links: Vote for Queen V V for Veganism Coverage of the DOH lobby disruption from TheirTurn.net My vlog about Kaporos Our Hen House My book and album Tentative Armor available here. __________ Thinking of starting your own podcast or website? Do it! I’m a big fan of Blubrry for podcast distribution and you can get a month free by signing up for Blubrry Podcast Hosting here, or Blubrry Professional Statistics here. Use the code “mikeypod” with your order for your free month! Here’s a list of the gear I use for creating this podcast. My sites are hosted by Dreamhost, which I also love. Here are a couple of promotions they’ve got going: * $25 off shared hosting * $50 off shared hosting