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Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg (by Food Tank) — 559 episodes
554. Australia Cracks Down on Food Waste, Ag Co-ops Offer Stability, and a Conversation with Kathleen Merrigan on What's at Stake in the New Farm Bill
553. NY Acts on GRAS Loophole, Bolivia's Farmers Defend their Future, and a Conversation with Nabeeha Kazi Hutchins on Dismantling USAID: What it Means, Part 2
552. Women Producers Challenge Taboos, Anti-Immigration Laws Fail, and a Conversation with Niaz Dorry on Reclaiming the Ocean for Fishing Communities
551. Development Aid Plummets, Bangladesh Connects Farmers to Key Resources, and a Conversation with Amanda Koehler on the Termination of a USDA Land Access Program
550. Sunday Ekesi on Harnessing Insects for the Health of People and Planet
549. Amanda Leland on a Global Blueprint to End Overfishing
548. The Future of Vertical Farming, Côte D'Ivoire Invests in Women Farmers, and a Conversation with Abby Maxman on Dismantling USAID: What it Means, Part 1
547. SNAP Recipients Sue USDA, Researchers Tackle Avian Flu in Livestock, and a Conversation with Emily Rees on Feeding a Growing World Amid a Widening Productivity Gap
546. Karina Gonçalves David on Regenerating Land—and Livelihoods—with Agroforestry
545. Strikes on Iran to Disrupt Supply Chains, an Investment in Agrichemical Research, and a Conversation with Reema Nanavaty on Building a Model for Women-Led Economic Resilience
544. Farmers Refuse to Sell Their Land, Companies Support Legislation to Fight Food Waste, and a Conversation with Jules Pretty on Storytelling for Climate and Nature Recovery
543. Rosinah Mbenya on Powering Kenya's Food System through Agroecology
542. African Growth and Opportunity Act Extension, Storm Damage in Portugal and Spain, GLP-1s, and a Conversation with Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli on Creating a Roadmap to Unlock African-led Food Systems Solutions
541. Deadly Nipah Virus Detected, a New Project Supports Mozambique's Farmers, and a Conversation with Ronni Kahn on Innovating for Food Waste Solutions
540. Chile's Wildfires Spread Faster, Ethiopia Reels in the Face of 'Catastrophic' Aid Cuts, and a Conversation with Paula Daniels and Kayla de la Haye on Making Food Systems Visible—and Fixable
539. Billionaire Wealth Spikes, Maryland Acts to Protect Shoppers, and a Conversation with Maria Kalaitzandonakes on the New Dietary Guidelines—and What They Mean for American Health
538. Ocean Temperatures Hit a Record High, Sudan Marks 1,000 Days of Civil War, and a Conversation with Secretary Kevin Atticks on Rebuilding Regional Food Resilience
537. New Dietary Guidelines for Americans Unveiled, Youth Turn to Agriculture, and a Conversation with Sara Farley on the Visions that Will Lead Us to a Hopeful Food Future
536. Monicah Yator on the Women Farmers Rewriting the Future of Food and Farming
535. Funding for Biodiversity Falls Short, Influential Glyphosate Study Retracted, and a Conversation with Marion Nestle on What to Eat Now
534. A Bailout for Farmers, Tackling Forever Chemicals, and a Conversation with Sieglinde Snapp and Eske Willerslev on What Ancient Soil Teaches Us About Future Resilience
533. Podcast News Roundup: Week of 12.1.25
532. Johanna Hellrigl Wilder on Rethinking Restaurants for People, Policy, and the Planet
531. Dr. Christina Economos on Putting Communities at the Center of Nutrition and Health Research
530. COP30 Kicks Off, Hundreds of Millions Displaced by the Climate Crisis, and East Africa Aims to Strengthen Agroecology Trade
529. 'Check on Your Neighbors:' a Conversation with LaMonika Jones on the Human Cost of SNAP Instability
528. José Andrés and Michael Twitty on Humanity, Heritage, and the Language of Food
527. Reps. Nikki Budzinski and Shontel Brown on Fair Food Policy, Perseverance, and Putting People First
526. Crystal FitzSimons and Michel Nischan on Feeding Families and Fixing Food Policy
525. The Government Shutdown Threatens Food Assistance, Earth Hits a Major Tipping Point, and a Conversation with Sam Kass on Staving Off Climate Catastrophe
524. An Investment in African Agri-food Systems, World Food Day, and a Conversation with Keithlin Caroo-Afrifa on Supporting Women Farmers on the Frontlines of the Climate Crisis
523. States Brace for SNAP Changes, a Diet to Cut GHG Emissions, and a Conversation with Stacy Dean on Bridging Research, Policy, and Real-World Impact
522. Jonathan Kung on Cutting Through the Noise on Food and Climate
521. Stephanie Hsu, Sea Matias, and Karen Washington on Community Land Stewardship and Farming in the Bronx and Beyond.
520. David Moscow And Sam Kass On Farming, Storytelling, Food Systems, Policy, And Impact
519. Florence Fabricant, Ruth Reichl and Priya Krishna on Food Writing, Storytelling, and Kitchens as Engines of Change
518. Grace Young And U.S. Congressman Daniel S. Goldman On The Future Of Food Policy And Advocacy
517. Eitan Bernath And Paul Polman On Inspiring Youth To Take Action Against Hunger And Business Leadership For Sustainable And Inclusive Change
516. Anna Hammond, Viraj Puri, Sarela Herrada, Brendan Somerville, and Ron Ben-Israel at the Sustainable Foods Showcase
515. Helena Bottemiller Evich And Marion Nestle On Policy Priorities For Sustainable Food Systems And MAHA Wellness Trends
514. Maddy Devita, Chef Jon Kung, And Andrew Zimmern On Youth Action, Culinary Innovation And How Food, Media, And Storytelling Can Address Hunger And Climate Challenges.
513. Alice Waters And Chellie Pingree On Food, Climate, And The Future Of Farming And Policy
512. Alysia Reiner On Art And Advocacy, Plastics, And The Power Of Storytelling
511. Rasmus Munk And David Gelles On Immersive Dining, And How Food Experiences Can Push Boundaries, And What Patagonia's Story Reveals About Business, Climate, And Responsibility
510. Dana Gunders And Michael Grunwald On The Importance Of National Leadership And How Journalism Can Accelerate Solutions To Food Waste
509. Dan Barber And Jason Buechel On How Grocery Retail Can Support Sustainability, How Chefs And Farmers Can Imagine A More Sustainable Food Future.
508. China's Soybean Boycott Hits U.S. Growers, AI Empowers Malawi's Farmers, and a Conversation with Ben Mand on Making Impact Part of the Recipe
507. MAHA Commission Folds to Big Ag, Global Action on Pesticides, and a Conversation with Jane Wamatu on Animal Agriculture for Community Empowerment
506. What to Expect at Climate Week NYC, CDC in Crisis, and a Conversation with Cary Fowler and Anna Nelson on Creating an Actionable Blueprint for Global Food Security
505. A Flesh Eating Parasite Spreads, Deportation Fears Hurt Farmers, and a Conversation with Maximo Torero on Why Global Hunger is Falling—But Progress Remains Uneven
504. Environmental Data Erased, Mexico Lifts Millions Out of Poverty, and a Conversation with Dion Dawson on Becoming the Leaders Who End Hunger
503. Battling a Seaweed Invasion, a Glyphosate U-Turn, and a Conversation with Zitouni Ould- Dada on Mobilizing Trillions for Food and Agriculture Systems Transformation
502. Erin Martin on Oklahoma's Food is Medicine Breakthrough
501. Moti Jaleta on Building Resilience in Farming Communities from the Ground Up
500. Indigenous Vegetables Gain Ground, Child Nutrition Lags, and a Conversation with Dr. Mariangela Hungria on an Agricultural Revolution that Benefits Farmers and the Planet
499. Africa's Freshwater Fish Species in Freefall, Farm Workers Detained, and a Conversation with Morgan Gillespy on the Tipping Points that Can Change Food Systems Forever
498. SNAP and Medicaid Suffer in the Budget Bill, Japan Celebrates Food Waste Wins, and a Conversation with Janie Simms Hipp on Building a Food System that Comes to Terms with Reality
497. Christa Barfield on Farming as a Tool for Healing and Empowerment
496. Rising Emissions Threaten Crops, What's on at London Climate Action Week, and a Conversation with Michael Grunwald on Feeding the Future
495. ICE Raids Hit Food and Farm Workers, Fisheries See Progress, and a Conversation with Amesh Adalja on Whether We're Prepared for the Next Pandemic
494. Deforestation Declines, Solutions for Diet-Related Illnesses in Kenya, and a Conversation with Daniel Moss on Putting Trust — and Funds — in Agroecology
493. Bird Flu Vaccine Development Disrupted, Cultivated Meat Bans, and a Conversation with Shawna Nelson on Building a Farmer-Powered Future
492. MAHA Recommendations, Heat Protection for Farm Workers, and a Conversation with Rob Larew on Farming through Climate and Political Uncertainty
491. Bonus Episode: Improving Health While Managing Healthcare Spending: Enter Food is Medicine
490. SNAP-Ed on the Chopping Block, Bird Flu in Brazil, and a Conversation with U.S. Senator Angela Alsobrooks on the 'Intentional Chaos' Created by the Trump-Vance Administration
489. Gene-Edited Pigs for Human Consumption, FDA Stalls on Food Safety Warnings, Farmers Adapt to Water Scarcity, and a Conversation with Matthew Dillon on Organic as an Investment in Future Generations
488. 15,000 Leave USDA, SNAP Cuts, Traditional African Diets, and a conversation with Lisa Moon on the Resilience Offered by Food Banks as Global Crises Spike
487. Bonus Episode: Food is Medicine and Eating for Health, Part 2
486. Food is Medicine and Eating for Health, Part 1
485. Dr. Ismahane Elouafi on the Hope that Lies in Scientific Innovation
484. The U.S. Pushes for a 'Back to Basics' Approach at FAO, the Latest on Humanitarian Aid Funding, Advice for Young People Coming of Age, and a conversation with Will Masters on the Billions of Eaters Who Can't Afford a Healthy Diet
483. A Nutritionist's Thoughts on MAHA, Strengthening Indigenous Foodways, Staff Cuts at USDA, and a conversation with Andy Jarvis on the Creativity, Innovation, and Funding Needed for Food Systems Transformation
482. Earthquake in Southeast Asia, What a Drop of Global Aid Means for Child Hunger, and a Conversation with Kimber Lanning on Building an Inclusive Food Economy
481. Farmers' Discontent Grows, a New Ban on GMO Corn, Legislation to Protect Pollinators, and a conversation with Dr. Antony Chapoto on Strengthening Agricultural Research in African Countries
480. Alissa Vieira and Lindsay Williams on the Impact of the Federal Grant Freezes on Small Food Businesses
479: Sam Acho and Karen Washington on Not Succumbing to Fear in Uncertain Times
478. Kerstin Plehwe on Why Future Doctors Still Aren't Learning Enough About Nutrition
477. Mark Lewis on Financing the Transformation of Agri-Food Systems
476. International Aid Freeze, USDA Funding, Safeguarding Biodiversity, and a conversation with Toni Tipton-Martin on Rediscovering the Culinary Leaders Who Shape our Food Systems
475. Patrick Holden and Danielle Nierenberg on Hope, Collaboration, and the Future of Farming
474. Gerardo Reyes Chavez on How to Fix the Food System—Starting in the Fields
473. Tom Philpott on Our Evolving Policy Landscape and the Growing Hunger for Food Systems Change
472. Reel Change: The Stories that Will Catalyze Food Systems Transformation
471. Jessica Padula on Building a More Regenerative Coffee Industry
470. Joel Salatin on the Future of Farming Systems Under a New Administration
469. Brita Lundberg on Reading the Rice and Regenerating the Land
468. Kim Severson on What's in Store for Food Systems in 2025
467. Dr. Bram Govaerts on Getting the Right Information to Farmers to Build Climate Resilience
466. Minister Jose Mai and Dr. Rattan Lal on Healthy Soils as the Foundation of Healthy Communities
465. Dr. Andrew Bremer on Building the Evidence Base to Guide Food Systems Transformation
464. Sophia Hosain on Creating a Zero Waste Future
463. Dr. Sara Roszak on Empowering Pharmacists in the Food is Medicine Movement
462. Betty Chinyamunyamu on the Generational Impacts of Gender Equity
461. Carey Gillam on the Industry Tactics Used to Silence and Discredit Pesticide Critics
460. Dr. Christine Going on Improving Food Security for U.S. Veterans
459. Liz Neumark on the Climate Action that Starts in the Kitchen
458. Farmers on the Frontlines: Tackling Hunger, Climate, and Gender Inequality
457. Dr. Marion Nestle and Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian on the Politics of our Food and Healthcare Systems
456. Secretary John Kerry and Dr. Cary Fowler on Holding onto Optimism in the Face of Climate Challenges
455. Jason Buechel on Finding Success as a Mission-Driven Food Brand Without Compromising on Sustainability
454. Bill McKibben and Anna Lappé on Breaking Ties Between Food Systems and the Fossil Fuel Industry to Prevent Climate Catastrophe
453. Chef Valerie Chang on Reshaping the Hospitality Industry through Honesty
452. Ken Cook on Why There's No Better Time to Be an Environmentalist
451. Nikiko Masumoto on Inheriting a Philosophy of Farming
450. From Investing in Rural Communities to Corporate Responsibility: Paving the Way for Regenerative Food Systems
449. Roger Thurow on Trusting the Wisdom of the World's Smallholder Farmers
448. Jason Bade on Getting Beyond Reductionist Food Systems Fixes
447. Mark Kaplan on Forced Labor in the Seafood Industry—and How We Stop It
446. The Momentum Is Greater Than Ever: National Progress on Food Access and Affordability, Food is Medicine, and Food Waste
445. Dr. Veronica Womack on Writing a New Narrative for the Black Belt Region
444. U.S. Representative Jim McGovern on Food and Farming Policies that Can Feed the Nation
443. Michael Kotutwa Johnson on Giving the Seeds a Chance to Come Home
442. Catherine Piccoli on Curating Food Experiences Beyond the Plate
441. Christine White on Aligning Agricultural Education with the Values of Young People
440. Edward Mukiibi and Bilal Sarwari on Why We Have No Choice But to Be Hopeful
439. Leah Garces on a Just Transition to End Factory Farming
438. Alex Amouyel on Empowering Kids through Food Justice
437. Estrella "Esther" Penunia on Unleashing the Potential of Small-Scale Farmers
436. Eric Kessler on What to Expect from the Latest Farm Bill Negotiations
435. Barbara Kowalcyk on Avian Flu's Jump to Cattle and What it Means for Public Health
434. Food, Education, and Community Innovation: Bridging Gaps for a Sustainable Future
433. Dr. Rajiv Shah on Reenergizing the Fight for Justice and Equity at Scale
432. Fueling Future Generations with Healthier School Meals
431. Nourishing Communities through Diverse Models of Healthy Eating
430. Opening a New Area of Science to Benefit Society
429. Uncovering the Dark Matter of Food
428. Mobilizing the Global Research Community to Transform Human Health
427. Asking the Right Questions to Shape Resilient Food and Agriculture Systems
426. Feeding Food Systems Change Through Documentary Film
425. Cultivating Innovative Partnerships for Thriving Communities
424. Deena Shanker on the Innovations and Retail Trends Shaping the Foods We Eat
423. Building a Foundation for Resilience in Our Food and Agriculture Systems
422. The Fight to Protect and Expand Nutrition Assistance Programs for Healthy Communities
421. Regina (Anderson) Harmon on Turning Surplus into Solutions in the Food Recovery Movement
420. Anna Lappé on Closing the Funding Gap for Food Systems Transformation
419. Holly Freishtat on Scaling Food Is Medicine Solutions
418. Elevating the Role of Herbal Medicine in Food Systems
417. Nancy Dalton on Fostering Community Wellness through Digital Grocery Solutions
416. Documenting the Story of Failure and New Beginnings
415. How Chefs Are Making Restaurants the Fabric of Their Communities
414. Building and Investing in Community through the Food System
413. The Transformative Impact of Food and Environmental Storytelling
412. Dr. Cary Fowler on Getting the Fundamentals of Food and Agriculture Systems Right
411. Saru Jayaraman on the Only Way Forward for the Restaurant Industry
410. Building Resilience on the Ground: Investing in the Farmers of Today and the Future
409. A New Year and New Opportunities: What's Next for the Food Movement
408. "We Don't Have Time to Wait:" How the Public and Private Sectors Are Taking Action Now on Food Systems Transformation
407. Brent Loken on the Case for Optimism Coming Out of COP28
406. Irene Li on Fighting Food Waste with Creativity
405. Elizabeth Whitlow on a "Revolutionary" Certification for Soil, Animals, and People
404. Tope Fajingbesi on Finding Allies and Creating Community in Food and Agriculture Systems
403. Michelle Hughes on Giving Young Farmers a Seat at the Table
402. Katherine Miller on Becoming an Advocate for Food Systems Transformation
401. Ira Wallace on the Stories Behind the Seeds We Grow
400. Adrian Lipscombe on Creating a Sacred Place to Tell the Story of Black Foodways
399. The Inseparable Link Between the Food and Water that Sustain Us
398. Bleu Adams on Uplifting the Cultural Richness of Indigenous Communities
397. Rupa Bhattacharya on Building Empathy into a Culinary Curriculum
396. Mark Bittman on Demonstrating that Viable Food Systems Solutions Are Possible
395. Facing the Politics of Our Food System Head On
394. Anna Hammond on Designing Waste Out of Our Food System
393. Morgan Ody on Returning Power to the Hands of the People
392. Lessons on Building Multigenerational Farming and Food Systems
391. Chef Sean Sherman on Building a Support System for Indigenous Food Operations
390. Chicago's Changemakers on Letting Communities Lead Us to a Just Food Future
389. U.S. Senator Dick Durbin on Shaping the Future of Food Policy
388. Laura Carroll and Robin McKinnon on the FDA's Efforts to Prioritize Nutrition
387. Seth Goldman on Finding a Path to Activism through Entrepreneurship
386. Mavis-Jay Sanders on Playing the Long Game to Create the Change We Want to See
385. Milagros de Hoz on NYC's 10-Year Food Policy Plan
384. How Research Can Help Us Unlock Solutions to Our Current Health Challenges
383. Lakisha May on the Art of Accessibility and Advocacy
382. Yazen Al Kodmani on Creating an Ecosystem of Sustainable Agriculture in the UAE
381. From Policy to Progress: Unpacking the 2023 Farm Bill
380 A Special Conversation with Below Deck's Chef Dave White
379. Mercedes Diane Griffin Forbes on Bridging the Gender Gap in Agriculture
378. Dr. M. Jahi Johnson-Chappell on the Link Between Ending Hunger and Deepening Democracy
377: Bonus Episode: Seeds of Success: Investing in Farmers for a Sustainable Future
376. Mohamed Attia on Advocating for Street Vendors
375. Keith Agoada and Craig Cogut on the New Coalition for Farmers and Food Security
374. Noreen Springstead on Breaking Down Structural Barriers to Healthy Eating
373. Leah Penniman on the Earth as Text, Teacher, and Kin
372. Sally Worley on Cultivating a Farmer-Led Network to Build Resilient Farms and Communities
371. Richard Trumka Jr. on Uncovering the Hidden Health Hazards of Gas Stoves
370. Stuart Appelbaum and Michael Foster on Stories of Courage and Collective Action in the Food Industry
369. Dr. Abdou Tenkouano on Empowering Local Actors of Change for Locally Focused Solutions
368. Congressmember Earl Blumenauer on Food and Farming Policy that Meets the Needs of People and Planet
367. Tambra Raye Stevenson on the 'Food Sheroes' Changing the Trajectory of Their Communities
366. Sally McGee on the Shellfish Growers Uniting in the Face of the Climate Crisis
365. Dr. Mark Hyman on Why Your Body is Your Best Doctor
364. Ted Matthews on Why You Can't Understand Farming if You Don't Understand Farmers
363. Rev. Eugene Cho on Addressing Hunger and Acknowledging the Common Bond of Humanity
362. Alice Waters on the Greatest Gift We Can Give the Next Generation
361. Mark Schleusener on the Data that Shapes Food and Farming Systems
360. Diane Holdorf on Corporate Accountability for Climate Action
359. Michael Fakhri on Good Food as a Human Right
358. Kim Nace on Framing Urine as an Agricultural Resource, not Waste
357. Meeting the Momentum of the Food Movement in 2023
356. Niyeti Shah and Lucy Shanker on Celebrating a Win for the Food Movement
355. Lewis Perkins on Bridging the Worlds of Food and Fashion
354. Verónica Mazariegos-Anastassiou on the Legacy Today's Young Farmers Can Leave Behind
353. Helena Bottemiller Evich on Reaching a Tipping Point in Food and Ag Journalism
352. Christopher Carter on Soulful Eating and Food as a Spiritual Practice
351. Brent Loken on Getting to Work After the U.N. Climate Change Conference
350. Rosalinda Guillen on Giving a Voice to Farm Workers through Collective Action
349. Elysabeth Alfano on Investing in Plant-Based Innovation
348. Clare Reichenbach on Chef Advocacy and Restaurants as a Nexus for Change
347. Miyoko Schinner on Business Leaders' Responsibility to the Planet
346. Dr. Ashanté Reese on Research in Service of Activism
345. Bonus Episode: Edie Mukiibi on Reconnecting with Our Food System
344. Kamal Bell on Using Agriculture to Inspire Hope in Young People
343. Alysia Reiner on Using Her Voice as an Artivist to Tackle the Climate Crisis
342. Kim Severson and June Jo Lee on Gen Z Food Trends
341. Ertharin Cousin on Scaling Startups to Improve Nutrition Outcomes
340. Sam Acho on Supporting Community-Led Solutions to Food Apartheid
339. Bonus Episode: Strengthening Food and Agriculture Systems with Better Food Policy
338. Denise O'Brien on Centering the Voices of Women Farmers
337. Dr. Psyche Williams-Forson on Eating While Black
336. Dr. Tarifa Alzaabi on Adapting Crops to Feed the Future
335. Tamar Haspel on the Joy of Getting Your Food First-Hand
334. Dan Saladino on the World's Rarest Foods and How we Get them Back
333. Rini Greenfield on Rethinking Investments for a Better Food System
332. Chefs Tonya and David Thomas on Uplifting the Black Food Narrative
331. Chef Ismail Samad on Systemic Strategies to Reduce Food Waste
330. Dorothy Shaver on Pushing the Private Sector Toward a Holistic Approach to Sustainability
329. TemuAsyr Martin Bey Talks Policy Change, Young Farmers, and Support for BIPOC Farmers
328. Gerda Verburg Explains Why Failing to Address Nutrition Prevents Us from Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
327. Shaza Saker on Culinary-based Opportunities that Support Economic Independence
326. Pete Pearson on Ending Food Waste and Connecting the Dots Between Food Systems and Climate Change
325. Maximo Torero on What Rising Food Prices Mean for Global Food Insecurity
324. Congressmember Salud Carbajal on Addressing Equity Through Better Food Policy
323. Rosamond Naylor on the role of blue foods in sustainable, global food systems.
322. Ankita Raturi discusses her work designing methods and tools to create sustainable food systems.
321. Mily Trevino-Sauceda on the Movement to End Gender-Based Violence Against Women Farm Workers
320. Chef Eric Adjepong on Combatting Food Apartheid and Celebrating Culinary Heritage
319. Amy Healy on Leveraging Policy and the Private Sector to Fight Hunger and Food Waste
318. David Lobell on the Effects of the Climate Crisis on Global Crop Production and Winning the 2022 NAS Prize for Food and Agriculture Science
317. Liz Carlisle and Neil Thapar on Liz's New Book, Healing Grounds, and a Holistic Approach to Regenerative Farming that Values Both People and the Planet
316. Tom Colicchio on the Independent Restaurant Coalition and the Future of Hospitality
315. Raphaël Podselver on the Urgency of Changing the Way We Eat
314. Chef Marc Murphy on Feeding Refugees Fleeing Russia's War on Ukraine
313. Future of Food with Andrew Zimmern (Live at SXSW)
312. "Man in the Field" with Jim Denevan and Patrick Trefz (Live at SXSW)
311. "Gather" with A-dae Romero-Briones and Sanjay Rawal (Live at SXSW)
310. Toni Tipton-Martin (Live at SXSW)
309. Future of Food With Adrian Grenier (Live at SXSW)
308. Tamara Melton on the Need to Diversify the World of Nutrition and Dietetics
307. Baldemar Velasquez on Changing Perceptions of Farm Workers
306. Chris Ramsaroop on the Power of Canada's Farm Worker Movement
305. Sofia Tingstorp on the Upcoming International Environmental Conference, Stockholm +50
304. Felipe Villela on Supporting Farmers in the Transition to Regenerative Agriculture
303. Michelle Miller talks about ensuring equitable access to food supply chain data.
302. Chef, author and food activist Alejandra Schrader on her new book, The Low-Carbon Cookbook.
301. Kim Severson on Food Trends to Watch in the New Year
300. Marshall Johnson talks about the National Audubon Society's Conservation Ranching Initiative.
299. Pascale Joassart-Marcelli talks about her new book The $16 Taco, which examines the relationship between food and gentrification in San Diego
298. Lasse Bruun on the future of the meat sector and industrialized animal agriculture.
297. Growing Solutions in 2022
296. Fighting Food Waste Through the Emerson Act
295. Gaelle Le Gelard and Eliot Beeby on redesigning nature-positive food to address the climate crisis and biodiversity loss
294. Good Food That's Good for Climate
293. Arlin Wasserman on Changing Tastes in the Food Industry
292. Food Systems Change Takes a Community: "No One Can Do This Alone"
291. Myra Foster on Sustainable Solutions for Food Packaging
290. Priya Fielding-Singh on Inequality and the Meaning of Food in Her New Book
289. Claire Babineaux-Fontenot from Feeding America on Gender, Race, and Food Security
288. Chef Chew Talks About Making Healthy Foods Affordable and Accessible to Everyone.
287. Global Action Platform on Sustainable Consumption and Diets
286. Rupa Marya and Raj Patel on how injustice is making the world sick
285. Mike Salguero on ButcherBox and Better Meat
284. Sustainable Livestock Systems with Dr. Jude Capper
283. Monique Coombs on offshore wind farms and the future of Maine's fishing industry.
282. Frances Moore Lappe on the Book that Started a Revolution
281. Ryland Engelhardt and Finnian Makepeace Discuss Soil Health and Kiss The Ground's Regenerate America Campaign
280. Richard McCarthy and Carmelo Troccoli on the World Farmers Market Coalition
279. Kimbal Musk and Frank Giustra on their quest to help plant 1 million gardens
278. Dan Riegler explains how food startups can support food system transformation.
277. Dr. Roland Bunch on the Promise of Regenerative Land Management in Sub-Saharan Africa
276. Evan Marks discusses the future of sustainable agriculture
275. Claire Cummings Bogle discusses a new chef-driven app created to slash food waste
274. Rayan Kassem on the Food System's Impact on Climate Change
273. Kai Nortey discusses her plant-based ice cream company, kubé, and the company's mission to address systemic racism in the food system.
272. Ndidi Nwuneli Talks Changing Narratives Africa
271. Lana Weidgenant Discusses the Fight for Youth Representation in the Food System
270. Maureen Muketha discusses youth activism and campaigning for food system change
269. Larissa Zimberoff on the Intersection of Food, Tech, and Business
270. Putting Hunger Prevention Back on the Global Agenda
269. Peter Byck discusses his documentary filmmaking project Carbon Nation
268. Ricky Silver of Daily Harvest on a Zero Waste Future
267. UN Food Summit 2021 UN Food Systems Champions Panel 7: Enriching and Diversifying Diets.
266. Squashing Superbugs: Building Resilience in Livestock Production
265. One Health: Food Safety for All. #WorldFoodSafetyDay.
264. Bonnie McClafferty Discusses The Safety of Food Markets
263. Earlene Cruz discusses her organization Kitchen Connection, a platform for connecting global chefs with home cooks, and its new alliance with the United Nations ahead of the UN Food Systems Summit.
262. Carey Gillam on her book The Monsanto Papers: Deadly Secrets, Corporation Corruption, and One Man's Search for Justice.
261. Podcast: UN Food Summit 2021 UN Food Systems Champions Panel 6: Create enabling environments for agroecology and regenerative approaches where investments can flourish and benefit all
260. Matthew Wexler and Tesha Buss on Uncommonly Good recipes
259. Michelle Wolf of New Wave Foods on Preserving Ocean Life With its Plant-Based Shrimp Alternative
258. One Planet. One Health. Solutions for Sustainable Local Food Systems.
257. Investing in a More Resilient Food System – UN Food Systems Champions Network Panel Series
256. African Chefs Mahlomola Thamae and Ozoz Sokoh discussing food culture, health & climate.
255. Chefs Sharon Bond-Hogg and Ori Shavit discussing food culture, health & climate.
254. Chefs Vincent Medina, Valerie Segrest, & Mariana Tejerina discussing food culture, health & climate.
253. A Countdown to Earth Day 2021 Featuring Chefs From Across The Planet.
252. UN Food Summit 2021 UN Food Systems Champions Panel 4: Developing Sustainable Fiscal Policy for the Food System
250. Pete Ritchie, Chantal Clement on transforming the food system through local movements
251. Dr. Mark Hyman on the Pegan Diet
249. Raley's CEO Keith Knopf on Changing The Way We Eat
248. Soleil Ho and Justin Phillips of The San Francisco Chronicle's Extra Spicy Podcast
247. Sam Fulton of Nomad Foods on Sustainability, Frozen Food
246. Kashi's Melanie Hall on Supporting Farms, Organic Crops
245. UN Food System Champions Panel 3 - "The Hidden Costs of Food Systems"
244. Gero Leson: Honor Thy Label. Dr. Bronner's Unconventional Journey
243. Michael Moss on Hooked: Food, Free Will, & How the Food Giants Exploit Our Addiction
242. Miles and Brie Reiter of Driscoll's on Their Multi-Generational Business
241. A Reckoning in Boston with James Rutenbeck and Kafi Dixon
240. UN Food Systems Champions Panel 2
239. Tahz Walker Talks Community Resilience and Collective Power
238. Julie Kunen of Oatly on the intersections between food, culture, and the environment
237. Michael Hamm on Food Security, Sustainable Food Systems
236. Daisy Freund, Vice President of the ASPCA's Farm Animal Welfare program
235. Helena Norberg-Hodge Talks Indigenous Knowledge
233. Food + Tech Panel Discussion: Strengthening Supply Chains to Build Trust and Improve Food Security
232. Food + Tech Panel Discussion: Protection and Accessibility: Ensuring the Fair Use of Data in the Food System
231. Food + Tech Panel Discussion: The Power of Connectivity: Broadband Expansion in Rural Communities
230. Food + Tech Panel Discussion: Empowering Consumers Through Transparency.
229. UN Food Systems Champions Discussing Power Imbalances in Food and Agriculture
228. Barron Segar on the Global Hunger Crisis
227. Tanya Fields Talks The Black Feminist Project
226. Timothy Childs on Deploying Nutrition for Humanity
225. Paul Newnham on ending global hunger with the UN Sustainable Development Goals
224. Reflecting on 2020's Highs and Lows
223. Sunny Parr on Building a More Sustainable Food System
222. Cornell-Led Nature Sustainability Expert Panel
221. Rhonda Perry from the Missouri Rural Crisis Center Talks About the Importance of Family Farmers
220. Rocky Dawuni on Using Music to Promote Social Change
219. Tanya Steel on Growing the Next Generation of Culinary Leaders
218. Young Farmers Can Revitalize Rural Food Systems, Says Kathleen Merrigan
217. Stef de Haan on Agrobiodiversity and Diet Diversity Reshaping the Food System
216. A Conversation With Asma Khan
215. Dan Curtin on Carbon-Neutral Vegan Meat Alternatives
214. A Special Live Chat: What's Next for Restaurants Post-COVID?
213. Chase Sova on the Global Food Security, Resilience, and the Nobel Peace Prize
212. What Are the Implications of the Election Results on the Food Movement?
211. Jeff Dunn on the Food Industry, Carrots, and Going Plant-Based
210. How Can A Stronger Food System Reverse Climate Change?
209. A Conversation With Chef José Andrés (World Central Kitchen)
208. A Conversation With Leah Penniman (Author, Farming While Black)
207. Honoring Indigenous Food Ways With A-dae Romero-Briones
206. How Writers and Journalists Shape the Food System
205. Dan Ahdoot Talks Food and the Stories it Tells
204. Food Waste Is a Solvable Problem
203. Farm Workers Are Facing Two Crises as Wildfires Burn in the West
202. Marion Nestle Discusses Her New Book and the Current State of Food Politics
201. A Conversation with Michael Pollan: The Omnivore's Dilemma in 2020.
200. Suzanne Adely, Sonia Singh Discuss Food Workers' Rights
199. Why Are Women Still Left Out of the Conversation?
198. How Educators are Continuing to Support Student Wellness
197. New on the Podcast: Tom Philpott, food and agriculture correspondent for Mother Jones Magazine, discusses his new book Perilous Bounty: The Looming Collapse of American Farming and How We Can Prevent It.
196. What does better food policy look like?
195. Ted Nordhaus of The Breakthrough Institute on How Tech and Intensification Can Save Agriculture
The Youth
Will Plant Based Meat Save the World?
192. Helga Garza Talks Latinx Farmers and Agricultural Cooperatives
191. Tom Colicchio on the Fight to Save Independent Restaurants, Irving Fain on Vertical Farming to Create a Sustainable and Safe Food
190. Jeff Huckaby and Laura Batcha on Organic Farming.
189. Teresa Romero discusses justice for farm workers
188. Dr. William Dietz on the Epidemic of Obesity, Venkatesh Mannar on the 2020 Global Nutrition Report
187. Barton Seaver on Sustainable Seafood and Dennis Bagneris on Liberty's Kitchen in New Orleans, LA
186. James Rogers and Lauren Baker on Turning Big Ideas into Food System Realities
185. Alex Morgan on the Rainforest Alliance's Innovative 2020 Certification Program
184. Didier Toubia on Cultivated Meat and Paula Daniels on Good Food Purchasing Policies
183. GT Dave Discusses Preserving the Integrity of Kombucha
182. Dr. Rattan Lal on Soil-Centric Approach to Food Security and Climate Change
181. Kari Hamerschlag on Advocating for Worker Protections and Healthier Climate-Friendly Food.
180. Ricardo Salvador talks Science Advocacy
179. Rowen White Talks Indigenous Seed Sovereignty, and Viraj Puri Says Urban Greenhouses Can Transform Produce
178. Birgit Cameron and Kurt Beardslee Talk Recent Executive Order and the Fight to Restore Wild Fish Populations
177. Dr. Felix Kwame Yeboah on Youth-Powered Agricultural Development
176. Curt Ellis on FoodCorps and Food and Nutrition Education and Rebecca Eyre on Equity in Eating Disorder Treatment
175. Carlotta Mast on the Natural Products Industry and Russell Diez-Canseco talks Conscious Capitalism
174. Emily Broad Leib and Doug O'Brien Talk International Food Donation, and Chef Pierre Thiam Calls for Fonio on American Tables
173. Olivier De Schutter on Democratic Food Policy Reform
172. Dr. Jack Kittinger on Small-Scale Fisheries
Bringing Agrobiodiversity to Your Dinner Table: Ann Thrupp and Douglas Gayeton
171. Baldemar Velasquez on Amplifying the Voices of Migrant Farmworkers
170. Labor Leader Marc Perrone Explains Why Food Workers Are Still at Risk for COVID-19
Bringing Agrobiodiversity to Your Dinner Table: Stefano Padulosi
169. Sara Roversi Talk Future Food Institute and Food Technology
168. Amy Senter on Leading Corporate Sustainability Strategy and Karen Lehman on Effective Ways to Fund Local Food Systems
167. Chef Marc Murphy on the Restaurant Industry and Finding New Opportunities
166. On World Oceans Day, Mark Zimring and Niaz Dorry Talk About Building Sustainable Fisheries of All Sizes
165. Emily Simoness Talks the Intersection of Food and the Arts, Feeding Food-Insecure Families
164. Marc Oshima on Innovations in Urban Vertical Farming and Frida Herrera-Endinjok on Nutrition Justice
163. Nancy Roman on Fresh Food Distribution and Promoting Healthy Eating Among Children
162. Panera's Sara Burnett and Farmer Ron Mardesen on Building Healthy, Humane Supply Chains
161. Devon Klatell, Dr. Katie Wilson Talk the Role of Philanthropy, School Lunches, and Access to Healthy Food
160. New on the Podcast: Marcus Benedetti on the Future of Dairy Farming and Robert Jones on Sustainable Aquaculture
159. Colby Duren Talks Indigenous Food and Agriculture Policy
158. Chris Barrett Discusses the Ways Research Can Inform Agricultural Policy
157 - Lawrence Haddad on Promoting Nutritious Foods, Josef Schmidhuber on Agricultural Economics
156: Rose Hayden-Smith on the Recent Rise in Home Gardening
155. Dr. Maureen Miruka Discusses Women and Agriculture and Roger Thurow Talks Global Food Insecurity Amid American Abundance
154. Tony Hillery Discusses Food Justice and Chandani Punia Talks About the Connection Between Hunger and Education
153. Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian On Creating Healthier American Diets and Nutrition Programs
152. Rob Larew Talks Corporate Consolidation in the Food System
151. LaDonna Sanders-Redmond on the Importance of Co-ops
150. Patrick Holden on Sustainable Agriculture
149. Lauren Cox and Jeff Moyer Talk Organic Food and Agriculture
148. John Piotti discusses a farmers' relief fund and Ruben Echeverria talks global food policy
147. Local Food Leaders Gwen Kokes and Lori Cochran-Dougall Share How to Boost Access to Fresh Crops
146. Frances Moore Lappe on using living democracy to build a sustainable food system
145. Stephen Ritz on urban farming and food access in the Bronx
144. Nate Mook, CEO of World Central Kitchen Talks #ChefsForAmerica
143. Chefs Amy Sins and Erik Bruner-Yang on food and community relief efforts
142. Maureen Muketha Discusses Tule Vyema's Efforts to Boost Food Security in Kenya with Sack Farming
141. Kellee James and Victor Friedberg on how we can use agriculture technology to assist food and agriculture businesses during COVID-19.
140. Entrepreneur Rachel Krupa on supporting sustainable businesses
139. Kristen Suokko Talks Small Farms, COVID-19
138. Sean Pessarra on sustainable farming and Ben Lilliston on pro small-scale farming policy during COVID-19
137. Nate Kleinman and Albie Miles on Community Food Sovereignty During COVID-19
136. Eric Adams and Vimlendra Sharan Talk Food Policy Response, COVID-19
135. Cummins talks Green New Deal, Regenerative Agriculture, COVID-19
134. Jeff Gordinier and Leah Lizarondo Talk About How Restaurants Will Survive and Food Recovery
133. Pekka Pesonen and Daniel Katz Talk Supporting Farmers During COVID-19
132. Fabrice De Clerck and Amy Wu on Innovating a Better Food System
131. Maximo Torero Discusses Food Security and COVID-19
130. Dan Barber and Luke Saunders on Keeping the Farm-to-Community Connection During COVID-19
129. Marc Zornes, Devin De Wulfe Talk Food Waste, Food Delivery, COVID-19
128. Christina Ferzli and Britt Lundgren talk sustainable food business and COVID-19
127. Dan Glickman Talks Food Security, Diet, and COVID-19
126. Kathleen Finlay Discusses Regional Farming, COVID-19
125. Jim Perdue, Tom McDougall Talk Supply Chain, COVID-19
124. Louisa Burwood-Taylor on Food Technology During COVID-19
123. Eleanor Kuntz Talks Cannabis Appellations, Herbalism
122. Dr. Mark Hyman Talks Functional Medicine, COVID-19
121. Fatema Sumar Talks Oxfam America's Response to COVID-19
120. Mike Curtin Talks DC Central Kitchen, COVID-19
119. Holly Rippon-Butler Talks Young Farmers, COVID-19
118. Purdue University's Jayson Lusk Discusses The Economics of COVID-19
117. Garry Michael Talks Fresh Food Delivery, COVID-19
116. Jenique Jones From City Harvest Talks COVID-19 Impact
115. Caesaré Assad On The Food System, COVID-19
114. Liz Neumark Talks Teaching Healthy Habits to Kids, COVID-19
113. Saru Jayaraman Talks Fair Wages, COVID-19
112. Regina Anderson Talks Food Recovery Network, COVID-19
111. Katherine Miller from the James Beard Foundation Talks COVID-19, the impact on restaurants, the future of food
110. Mark Ritchie Talks Global Minnesota, COVID-19, and Expo 2027
109. Emily Broad Leib talks Food Law and COVID-19
108. Mill City Farmers Markets Innovates Around COVID-19
107. Chef Steven Satterfield And Miller Union Respond to COVID-19
106. School Lunches Are As Important As Ever, Says Fleishman
105. Gene Baur Talks Farm Animals In Crisis
104. Bob Martin Talks About Citizen Eaters and COVID-19
103. Joi Chevalier from the Cook's Nook talks about how COVID-19 is impacting food start ups
102. We Must Meet The Needs Of Those Most Affected By COVID-19, Says Kimbal & Christiana Musk
101. Food Workers Are On The Front Line In The Fight Against COVID-19, Says Patel
100. Being Healthy Isn't a Fad (especially in the face of COVID-19), says Katz
99. Helping Local Farmers in Madagascar Create Sustainable (And Profitable) Businesses
98. Accelerating the Local Food Industry
97. The Impact of Food on Economic Development
96. Supporting Organic Farms at the Market and the Bank
95. Collective power can help us buy better food, says Jose Oliva
94. Hungry Explores Rene Redzepi's Intoxicating Delight for Innovative Flavors
93. Young People Are the Future of Innovative Agriculture, Says Musk
92. Regeneratively Grown and Biodiverse Ingredients Should Be For Everyone, Says Erik Oberholtzer
91. Sustainable Wine Starts Irrigation Free At Dry Farm Wines
90. Food News Is Changing and Inspiring Action
89. Creating Sustainable Cold-Brew Brings Tech to Coffee-Producing Communities
88. "From Scratch" Wants to Show Everyone The Faces Behind Their Food
87. Snacking for Well-Being with Mondelēz's Chris McGrath
86. The Wisdom of Indigenous Foodways
85. We Need More Biodiversity in Our Food System
84. Food System Vision Prize Pushes for Solutions—and Hope
83. From Sea to Site: Tracking Sustainable Fish for Consumers Nationwide
82. We're Too Close to the Edge of Planetary Boundaries, Says Walter Willett
81. Integrating Sustainability Into Supply Chains—It Takes Data
80. Food: Cause—And Cure—For Health and Environment, Says Dr. Hyman
79. Philanthropy for a Better Food Future
78. Break Economic and Nutrition Policy Out of Their Silos For Real Change
77. Everything Is Relational in Food Allyship, Says Denisa Livingston
76. Being A Democracy Activist Is Part of Food Work
75. How to Fix Food: Fix Everything Else, Says Bittman
74. A New Era for Whole Foods: Going Beyond Organic
73. Dairy and Plant-Based: Not a Zero-Sum Game at Clover Sonoma
72. Jacob Pechenik on Giving People Power Through Produce
71. Defining the Line: Good, Bad, and Neutral Food Tech
70. Partnerships to End Eating Disorders at Project HEAL
69. Trading Land for Lab: Cultivating Clean Meat
68. The Bronner Mom Behind the Movement
67. New Ways to Sell and Produce Food Arising at WeWork
66. Five Ways You're Responsible for Change in the Food System
65. Selecting the Right Language and Stories to Transform Food
64. Food Is No Longer the Hunger Solution: Food Tank at NYU
63. Matt Wadiak: Raising the Best Chickens Means Honoring Their Ancestry
62. Snacking Can Be Sustainable With Mindful Corporations in Milan
61. Policy Connecting Food and Health on the Ground: Live From the U.S. Capitol
60. Live From the U.S. Capitol: Break Silos Between Health and Ag
59. In Immokalee, Food Provides A Platform for Future Professionals
58. More Crop Per Drop, Better Lives for Farmers with Lotus Foods
57. Women Are Champions of Farming Differently, Says Kivirist
56. Riana Lynn: Partner Across the World, Across Genders for Food Change
55. Wise: "We" Won't Feed the World by Giving Up on Small-Scale Farmers
54. General Mills Brings Kinetic Energy to Regenerative Ag, Says Carla Vernon
53. Pashon Murray's Detroit Dirt and Food Waste: A Solution for Industrial Problems
52. Cancer Schmancer: "We Are the Boss" in Our Health Says Drescher
51. Maxfield Kaniger's Kanbe Markets: A Piece for the Food Insecurity Puzzle
50. Celebrating A Diversity of Opinions Is Key to Collaboration, Says Erin Fitzgerald
49. Stephanie Race: Preparing for Future Farming Hurdles Requires Multidisciplinary Data
48. Malnutrition: A Global Problem That Requires a Global Solution
47. Gender Considerations are Central to Food Security, says Dr. Mariame Maiga
46. South by Southwest: Young People Will Save the Future Food System
45. Paul Newnham: Breaking Down Silos to Achieve Sustainable Food Security
44. Karen Karp: Working With All Stakeholders for a Better Food System
43. It Isn't Waste, It Is Simply Spare: Adam Kaye of Spare Food Co.
42. At Clover Sonoma, Supporting Farmers Brings Urbanites to the Farm
41. Project Drawdown's New Narrative for Climate Change: 100 Solutions
40. We Don't Want to Be Bigger, We Want Farmers With Values—Niman Ranch's Jeff Tripician
39. It Takes a Village to Support a Young Farmer with Lindsey Lusher Shute
38. Technology May Change The Entire Food System For Good and Bad—Refresh Working Group
37. Ensure Tech for Better Food Says James Collins of DowDuPont, Corteva Agriscience
36. Meal Kit Deliveries Can Optimize the Food System, Says Uwe Voss
35. Regenerative Organic Systems Perform Better Beyond the Field—Jeff Tkach
34. Dariush Mozaffarian: Academic Institutions Need to Act for the Food System
33. Regina Northouse, FRN: Keep it Simple to Rally Around Food Loss
32. Samuel Fromartz—More Voices Are Exposing the Food System
31. Jules Pretty's Re-Imagined Agriculture: Sustainable Intensification
30. Food & Water Watch's Wenonah Hauter On Taking Back Food, Water, and Climate
29. All Communities Deserve Innovative Approaches to Nutrition—Questlove, Thomas
28. For Health and Environment, Food Culture Needs a New Direction Says Sam Kass
27. For Hari Pulapaka, Being A Chef Takes Place Beyond the Kitchen
26. Regenerative Agriculture is Dr. Bronner's Commitment to Cosmic Responsibility
25. Thomas McQuillan Erases Food Waste at Baldor
24. Sara Brito Defines What Really Is Good Food
23. Turning A Blind Eye To Farmer Poverty Must End, Says Hans Theyer
22. Food Is A Right: And Chefs Must Advocate for Change Says Spike Mendelsohn
21. Climate and Sustainability Leaders Can Be Found In An Unlikely Place
20. Sustainable Care Includes the Land, Soil, and Farmers Says George Siemon
19. Hunter Lovins Calls For Businesses to Rewrite the Economy
18. Justin Whitmore: Reshape the Global Food System with Big Food Companies
17. Harlem Grown Catches Children Falling Through the Cracks: Tony Hillery
16. Build a Network of Uncommon Collaborations For Food System Solutions
15. Food Is a Political Act, Says Allison Aubrey
14. The Equation Behind Food Production, Nutrition, and Environment Does Not Add Up: Marion Nestle
13. Food System Innovations Must Be Democratized, Says Barber
Debate About Food Issues Should Be Uncomfortable and Kind Says Haspel
12. Leah Penniman: The Food System Is Not a Level Playing Field
11. Baldemar Velasquez Proves It Is Possible to Organize Migrant Farm Workers
10. A Healthy Diet Is More Than What We Eat, Says Dr. David Katz
9. Perdue: Food System Change Must Involve Farmers With Great Practices
8. Robert Graham: Integrative Health Models Empower Patients To Heal
7. Family Farmers Work Hard To Take Care of the Land, Animals at Niman Ranch
6. Time—Not Thyme—Has Been Taken Out From Bread, Says Stephen Jones
5. DeClerck: Changing Diets Translate to A Changing Planet
4. Social Enterprises In Nutrition Need a Bit of Rock and Roll Says Robert Egger
3. Michel Nischan: Recognize Each Other's Humanity Through Sharing Food
2. Karen Washington: Change The Narrative of Farming
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