Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg (by Food Tank)

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24. Sara Brito Defines What Really Is Good Food Nov 20, 2018

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Co-founder of the Good Food 100 Restaurants List Sara Brito tells the whole story behind food, celebrating the chefs and restaurants keeping it "good."

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23. Turning A Blind Eye To Farmer Poverty Must End, Says Hans Theyer Nov 15, 2018

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Executive Director of Fairtrade America Hans Theyer talks about both the poverty farmers face behind the scenes: and the new standards harnessing farmers' potential.

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22. Food Is A Right: And Chefs Must Advocate for Change Says Spike Mendelsohn Nov 14, 2018

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Chef, restaurateur, and advocate Spike Mendelsohn believes chefs have a job on their shoulders to advocate for better food and nutrition policies.

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21. Climate and Sustainability Leaders Can Be Found In An Unlikely Place Nov 08, 2018

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Margaret Zeigler, Executive Director of the Global Harvest Initiative, sees huge potential in a sustainable future with businesses leading the way.

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20. Sustainable Care Includes the Land, Soil, and Farmers Says George Siemon Nov 06, 2018

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George Siemon, CEO and Founding Farmer of Organic Valley, talks about the co-ops ambitious energy plans, led by farming families, for farming families.

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19. Hunter Lovins Calls For Businesses to Rewrite the Economy Nov 01, 2018

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With an economy that results in inequality and ecosystem loss, Hunter Lovins demands a new economy that replaces neoliberalism with commitments to serving life.

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18. Justin Whitmore: Reshape the Global Food System with Big Food Companies Oct 30, 2018

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Justin Whitmore of Tyson Foods talks about directing big food companies toward creating positive change in the food system and increasing transparency along the way.

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17. Harlem Grown Catches Children Falling Through the Cracks: Tony Hillery Oct 25, 2018

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Tony Hillery, Executive Director of Harlem Grown, talks about how urban farming can inspire communities to rise up for their education and nutrition.

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16. Build a Network of Uncommon Collaborations For Food System Solutions Oct 23, 2018

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Chief Agricultural Officer of Mars, Inc., Howard-Yana Shapiro, talks about the potential of uncommon collaborations in supporting agricultural communities, farmers, and plant breeders.

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15. Food Is a Political Act, Says Allison Aubrey Oct 18, 2018

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NPR News Correspondent and James Beard Award-winner Allison Aubrey talks about the new surge in food reporting and storytelling and where it is headed next.

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