Food System Hacking - Episode 1

Episode 1 of the Food System Hacking podcast, hosted by Shannon Dobbs, titled "Food System Hacking - Episode 1" was published on November 21, 2019 and runs 53 minutes.

November 21, 2019 ·53m · Food System Hacking

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In our first ever episode of Food System Hacking, we discuss about the struggles of food insecurity, regenerative capitalism and what we can do with business processes and business struggles in order to create a give-and-take with the community. 

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In our first ever episode of Food System Hacking, we discuss about the struggles of food insecurity, regenerative capitalism and what we can do with business processes and business struggles in order to create a give-and-take with the community.

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