
From Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” to Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move!” campaign, America is in the midst of a food and nutrition policy awakening. Why are diet-related disease rates so high in the U.S.? What are the potential solutions? What does the science say? Award-winning journalist Helena Bottemiller Evich cuts through the noise to help us understand what’s really happen... more
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The American diet has become dominated by ultra-processed foods, but it’s taken a while for scientists to even begin to understand what this really means for our health.
One of the researchers at the cutting edge of our nascent understanding is Kevi... more
The FDA is nearly a year into its MAHA era. The rhetoric has been bold — food dyes, ultra-processed foods, infant formula, GRAS reform. But what's actually happened? And what might still be coming? Helena got down to brass tacks with FDA Commissioner... more
Sam Kass calls RFK Jr. "the greatest threat to public health this country has ever faced."
He’s not joking. Sam led Michelle Obama's Let's Move campaign, served as senior policy advisor in the Obama White House, and fought some of the most brutal fo... more
She says she hates politics. She's also been on the White House lawn with the FDA commissioner, helped pressure food companies to drop artificial dyes, and is now one of the most influential voices within the Make America Healthy Again movement.
Van... more
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This show provides a thoughtful, journalist-led examination of U.S. food policy, nutrition, and the government's role in shaping what people eat. Across recent episodes, the conversations tackle regulatory reform, school meals, labeling, and the influence of industry incentives on public health outcomes. Guests range from FDA leaders and prominent nutrition advocates to researchers and policy influencers, with notable focus on programs like MAHA, the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act, and debates surrounding ultra-processed foods and food additives. The discussions mix behind-the-scenes policy history with practical implications for families, retailers, and policymakers, often highlighting how science, politics, and market dynamics intersect to... more
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