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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2022 · 1H 12M

The Perils of Isms, Part 1: Corporatism

from Home Court Health with Tom Foolery · host Tom Foolery

As we become increasingly distracted by frivolous concerns and meaningless tensions, I wanted to bring your attention to the issues we are all facing regarding the future of our sustainable air, soil, water and food. I hope episode has a universal message to understand and heal our natural systems through greater awareness and simplicity.In this episode, I discuss:The evolution of politics into corporatismThe relationships between policy and commercial profitHow do we break out of the consumerist mindsetThe presence of the Masters1%'s influence on food and healthGlobalization vs. localizationIncentives against life"The struggle of people against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting."Setting the stage of corporate interest in science and medicineManipulative messagingIdeology dominating discoverySpirituality > mechanicsAnd much, much more...Some links and resources:Chemical Farming & The Loss of Human Health - Dr. Zach Bush (YouTube)Farmer's Footprint: Regeneration (YouTube)Vandana Shiva interviewed by Russell Brand about The Great ResetThe Sovereign Individual (GoodReads) Thanks for listening to "Who's to Say? with Tom Foolery". Please rate the podcast, follow on instagram (@whostosay_podcast), and stay in touch with your reactions to my thought adventure.  Thank you for listening to Who's to Say? with Tom Foolery. Please leave a review and visit my site to connect with more content and resources. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit homecourthealth.substack.com

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