Want me to speak to you about raw food for half-an-hour? Want to hear what I have to say about green smoothies, brownies, making nut cheese, the motivation to eat healthy, and much more? Want to have me tell you what raw appliances to buy when - from blenders to dehydrators and everything in between? Then you're in luck, because I have over seven hours of audio recordings that you can listen to for free, right now.

These audio recordings are in MP3 format, which means that you can listen to them on your computer, on your smart phone or in an MP3 player. These are a perfect way to learn while exercising, driving or - my personal favourite - listen while doing housework! 

Ep 15:  How to organize your raw kitchen (+ app launch)

Ep 14: How to make raw pizza

Ep 13: How to get protein as a vegan

Ep 12: My favorite raw desserts

Ep 11: How to make raw veggie burgers in a dehydrator

Ep 10: How to make raw "cheese"

Ep 9: How to stay motivated about healthy eating when you are feeling discouraged

Ep 8: Finding balance: raw, vegan, vegetarian and everything in between

Ep 7: What appliances to buy when going raw

Ep 6: How to make raw alfredo sauce

Ep 5: How to substitute one nut for another in raw recipes

Ep 4: How to use a food processor in raw food recipes

Ep 3: How to make green smoothies

Ep 2: Money-saving tips for buying raw groceries

Ep 1: How to make raw brownies

To listen right now, just double-click on the episode that you'd like to listen to and then it should start playing.

To listen later, save these to your own computer by right-clicking on the link below and then clicking "Save link as" and then saving somewhere on your own computer, like to "desktop." Then you can listen anytime from your own computer or you can transfer them to your MP3 player, etc. (Apple people, you can also get the podcast in iTunes.)

I hope you enjoy listening and can learn something from these audio recordings. I enjoyed making them for you :)

PS: Audio quality is worse in the earlier episodes (1-5ish), because my microphone wasn't as good back then :)