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  • Craft Beer, Crafting Flavor

    We know bold flavors require bold vision. Crowns and Hops is a Black-owned brewery in Inglewood, CA, whose mission is to create cultural equity in the craft beer space. In our second episode of Make Taste Happen, a new series bringing together a roster of cultural trailblazers to taste and explore new ways of looking at plant-based food and our world, chef and host Roy Choi and Crowns and Hops founders Beny Ashburn & Teo Hunter come together to serve up a plant-based take on the quintessential Jamaican oxtail stew with Field Roast sausage and their own Anomaly stout craft beer.

    Explore the recipe at fieldroast.com/recipe/urban-anomaly-brown-stewed-jamaican-sausage-with-rice-peas/

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  • The Art of Fermentation

    Bold flavors require bold vision. In this new series, Chef Roy Choi invites creators and culinary innovators who are pushing boundaries in their respective industries into the Field Roast Kitchen for a bold tasting experience. A meeting of the minds and palettes, each episode sees Roy pairing our creator’s crafts, flavors and cuisines with Field Roasts’ delicious selections, delivering a once-in-a-lifetime plant-based meal. While Roy and our guest creator swap unique flavors and their own ground-breaking stories, we’ll learn about their deep connection to food, to community; to exploring new ways of looking at plant-based food and our world.

    In our first episode of Make Taste Happen, chef Roy Choi and founder of Picklé, a community-focused pickle workshop in LA, Jess Wang, showcase the taste-altering possibilities of fermentation with a new plant-rich take on the traditional Chinese Zha Jiang Mian noodle dish featuring Field Roast. 

    Explore the recipe at   fieldroast.com/recipe/zha-jiang-mian-noodles/

  • Crusaders (Trailer)

    Whistleblowers leak stolen documents in a crusade to expose allegations of abuse and mind control within a global religious organization: the Jehovah’s Witnesses.

  • Future Proof Hype Beast Fashion

    As the world evolves, more and more people are successfully pivoting their careers and businesses — ones with more fluidity, more entrepreneurship, without the usual benefits and structure of full time jobs. VICE News profiles the trailblazers who are shaping their lives and businesses around this modern version of the workforce and the technology that is helping them survive in this new world. In this segment of FUTURE PROOF, we profile two people who have built a business re-selling goods.

  • Future Proof Finance

    As the world evolves, more and more people are successfully pivoting their careers and businesses — ones with more fluidity, more entrepreneurship, without the usual benefits and structure of full time jobs. VICE News profiles the trailblazers who are shaping their lives and businesses around this modern version of the workforce. In this segment of FUTUREPROOF we profile two people who have built businesses in the crypto industry.

  • Future Proof Media

    During the pandemic, as people were stuck at home with only their electronics to connect them to work and loved ones, there was a kind of helplessness as Big Tech’s empire expanded. But some individuals found a way to make that new reality work for them, too. In the latest installment of our series, Future Proof, we look at the future of news and information… through the eyes of two people who’ve created their own mini-empires in the space.

  • Future Proof Sustainable Transportation

    VICE News invites Upwork to join us as we profile trailblazers who are shaping their lives and businesses around a modern version of the workforce and the technology that is helping them survive in this new world. We’ll cover individuals who made the leap to start a new business, examine emerging industries and new trends in technology. For this segment in our series on the future of work, we follow two solo-preneurs serving those who choose sustainable transportation: a bike craftsman in Bozeman and a man who’s making parking space for bikes in NYC.

  • Thursday, February 4, 2021

    Women in India are leading the world’s largest protest: farmers, gathered to fight laws that could allow corporate takeovers of family farms. VICE News reports from New Delhi.

  • Fear of a Black Quarterback (Trailer)

    For decades, NFL owners marginalized Black quarterbacks. But the success of Black QBs, and calls for racial equality led by Colin Kaepernick, have led to positive changes. FEAR OF A BLACK QUARTERBACK premieres June 24 at 8p on VICE TV.

  • Chyna (Trailer)

    The rise and fall of iconic, trailblazing female wrestler Chyna—told through exclusive footage from the last year of her life. CHYNA premieres June 17 at 9p on VICE TV.

  • College Sports, Inc. (Trailer)

    There are a lot of people getting rich off of college sports—except for the student-athletes. COLLEGE SPORTS, INC. premieres June 9 at 9p.

  • Feeding On Isolation

    Counter Space explores the role that isolation has had on eating disorders this year. Sophia and friend Jessie Kahnweiler cook remotely and forge connection during lockdown.