What do heavy metal, veganism, Satanism, Halloween makeup, and toast have in common? Apparently, one unforgettable conversation on PLANT CEO.
With Halloween approaching, PLANT CEO host Anant Joshi sits down with two of heavy metal's most recognizable figures: Alissa White-Gluz of Blue Medusa and Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein, legendary guitarist of The Misfits and frontman of Doyle.
The conversation goes well beyond music. From vegan nutrition and animal advocacy to the surprising philosophy behind Satanism, Alissa and Doyle challenge assumptions about appearances, labels, and what it really means to live by your values.
They explore how Satanism, for some, is less about devil worship and more about personal freedom, individual responsibility, and questioning convention. Along the way, there's talk of vegan Halloween makeup, compassionate living, and, naturally, the importance of toast.
It's an unconventional conversation with two unconventional artists, revealing that compassion and heavy metal make a powerful combination.
Watch PLANT CEO on UnchainedTV for more conversations about veganism, culture, and the people challenging the status quo.
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