The making of the Supreme Master TV Vegan Bus Video

Supreme Master crew boards the Vegan Bus

Alyssa Kowal, aka "Rosie the Riveter," wields an axe

Rosie the Riveter wields an axe on the haunted Vegan Bus

Vegan Busdriver Derek Goodwin with a special passenger

Derek with the Supreme Master crew

Derek transfers veggie oil into a container

Supreme Master crew on the Vegan Bus

A scary pig on the haunted Vegan Bus

Vegan Bus crew Ila and Megan with the scary pig

Megan Shackelford with vegan propaganda

Ila hands out vegan donuts at the Ashfield Fall Festival

Ila and Alyssa hand out vegan donuts at the Ashfield Fall Festival

Young girl takes vegan donut at the Ashfield Fall Festival

Handing out vegan pamphlets at the Ashfield Fall Festival

A crowd of festival goers around the Vegan Bus

Derek Goodwin hula hoops at Ashfield Fall Festival

Rosie the Riveter kisses a skull

Richard Nixon's head is served in a salad on the haunted Vegan Bus

Megan and some scary props

The Vegan Bus crew being filmed by the Supreme Master crew

On the Vegan Bus

The veggie oil fuel tank with vegan props on the Vegan Bus

Supreme Master crew and Vegan Bus crew group photo

Photos by Derek Goodwin

Last October Supreme Master Television visited us to make a mini documentary. We gave them a tour of the bus and took them on a trip to the Ashfield Fall Festival to hand out vegan doughnuts and propaganda. The bus was decorated for Halloween, and some of us were dressed up, too. We were hoping to inject surrealism into the spiritual message we knew we would become a part of. It's all a great mystery, after all.

The finished product, On the Road to Love: The Journey of The Vegan Bus, is debuting on July 25th at 4am, 10am, 4pm, and 10pm EST as part of the Good People Good Works series. The series "celebrates modern day heroes who help others and strives for the altruistic ideals to better society." That sounds like us, we thinks.

The show can be viewed on the web or on one of the 14 satellite television feeds distributed around the world in 40 languages with subtitles. We are about to become international superstars! Perhaps it will also be playing at the Loving Hut restaurant in Worcester, MA?

The Vegan Bus and Shokazoba in NYC Walk for Farm Animals

On Sunday Sept 28, 2008 the Vegan Bus took our local Afrobeat band Shokazoba to NYC for the 2008 Farm Sanctuary "Walk For Farm Animals". Although the band only got to play one song due to rain, fun was had by all, as you can see from these photos...

Other entertainment and speakers included Princess Superstar, vegan iron man Brendan Brazier, Senator Liz Kreuger, Mercy for Animals Director of Campaigns Freeman Wicklund, Farm Sanctuary Executive Director Jeff Lydon, and indie songstress Bess Rogers.

photos by Derek Goodwin