People have been putting up videos and such so maybe I could come with a recommendation as well
This guy here is Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall :
In 1999, his series
Escape to River Cottage aired in England. In the series, he's fed up with his urban life and so he moves to the Dorset countryside to become a smallholder. The series is about him building up his new life as a smallholder which includes caring for the animals he gets and doing activities like pressing cider, baking or fishing with other locals.
Anyways, he's a chef by trade so there's quite a bit of cooking involved and he's put some effort into food awareness. There's a spin-off series called the River Cottage Treatment where urbans with pretty horrible diets come to live the river cottage lifestyle and pick up some knowledge about the food we eat. During their stay, they also visit abbatoirs and chicken farms and the like so that the people gain some knowledge about the food they eat .. and some of them turn vegetarians after that.
The show itself is not pro-vegetarian, but rather about awareness about where animal products come from and how animals are treated. Hugh himself keeps and kills his own animals, a power which I believe comes with responsibility and he knows it, does it well and promotes that kind of thinking. That's the kind of meat eating I feel I can support 100% and whether you agree or not, I think the show would appeal to both vegetarians and meat eaters.
River Cottage Treatment is not as good as his regular series, though. Warmly recommended to anyone who's ever dreamed of living in the country.
