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On youtube, Cultivate Health and Beauty. It's targeted towards women and their channel is not about being anti-vegan, but they are pretty anti-vegan. Also Primal Edge Health. I watch Sv3ridge for the exvegan videos and the Epitomy of Malnourishment videos but be careful in venturing to anything outside of that. For podcasts, listen to Bulletproof Radio, Fitness Confidential, The Paleo Solution, Primal Blueprint Podcast. For books, The Vegetarian Myth and the works of Weston A. Price. Look for people with an internet presence who are paleo. Most a very educated about veganism. Nina Teicholz work is worth mentioning too. She did a great breakdown of all the problems with that piece of propaganda "documentary" What the Health.

No, I just don't dismiss everything out of hand.

Maybe I should have posted these sooner, because there is research showing that plants are far more than mainstream science has accepted:

https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Life-Plants-Fascinating-Emotional/dp/0060915870

https://www.amazon.com/Primary-Perception-Biocommunication-Plants-Living/dp/0966435435

• Stop eating grains. Mono-crops are destroying our soils. They are full of antinutrients and either barely are digestible (if you eat corn it basically comes out whole on the other side) or are empty calories anyway (white rice is almost 100% a carb with very little nutrients. Brown rice has more nutrients but is also rich in arsenic). They take a LOT of water and they are the reason the American praires have pretty much disappeared.
  
  
• Eat organic, pesticides are killing off not only our bees; insects in general are disappearing.
  
  
• Reduce your plastic use. Get some canvas bags for the supermarket. There are even Reusable produce bagsyou can find now.
  
  
• Avoid micro-plastics as much as possible. It's even more insidious than plastic bags for example, because they can't be recycled and barely can even be filtered out of water. Buy clothes, linens, etc that are made of natural fabrics (cotton, leather, wool, silk, linen, etc. Get 100% natural fabric as much as possible)

There is a fantastic book called Butchering by Adam Danforth that shows (in clear and graphic photo's) absolutely every step from live animal to cuts of meat on a number of animals including pigs (but not cows). It's aimed at the small farmer and everything is laid out as a very matter-of-fact how to. I think that it should be required reading for vegans. It wont change any of their minds and is likely to make them even more firm in their opinions but at least they can have a realistic view of the process rather than the propaganda from both sides.

Getting all blubbery about it isn't going to stop them. These vegans are out there fighting a battle with actual conviction. Society and policy isn't shaped by what's objectively "right" or "wrong", it's shaped by who fights the hardest and without fail. If we cave to their demands, they win. If we close down our shops and farms because they harassed us or stole from us or beat us up, they win. Every foot you yield is a foot they gain, and they won't give it back easily.

You can sit around crying on your safe space anti-vegan reddit forums about how people are mean and bad or whatever, but the simple reality is that if vegans continue to do this kind of thing unchecked, complacent society will eventually cave to their demands. It's all outlined in The Tipping Point.