In this episode, host Amy O’Neill Houck speaks with Elizabeth Whitlow, executive director of the Regenerative Organic Alliance, an organization working to create a new certification standard for food, textiles, and personal care ingredients. We unpack what exactly is “regenerative;” how it serves eaters, workers, animals, and the planet; and whose responsibility it is to create and maintain standards.
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Indigenous Culinary Excellence with Andi Murphy
Read Local: A conversation with Edible Communities co-founder, Tracey Ryder
Alaska Salmon: Julia O'Malley explains what it means to be wild
A Forest for the Chickens: Rethinking poultry production with Twilight Greenaway and Regi Haslett-Maroquin
Plants for the Planet: Alicia Kennedy on the history and future of plant-based eating
Farming with Trees: Lisa Held digs in on biochar and agroforestry
Rethinking Convenience: Paloma Lopez and the Future of Food
Why Shopping at Your Local Farmers’ Market is a Vote for American Farmers and Farmland
Raw Deal: A Conversation with Chloe Sorvino on climate, capitalism, and consolidation in the meat industry
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Peeling back Food Labels
Food, Hunger, and the Warming Planet with Twilight Greenaway, Frances Moore Lappé, and Anna Lappé
Hunger in North America with Ben Perkins, Leanne Brown, and Mark Winne
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