
In a world filled with food fiction, fables and half-truths, how do we build a better food future and save the planet while we’re at it? Without fooling ourselves. Debunking the common and audience-supplied food mythology with entertaining facts from a real, honest-to-goodness professional scientist. Combining policy, pragmatic takes, and a willingness to hear dissent, one scientist attempts to pr... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Today's guest is part 1 in a conversation with meat scientist, Brian Brozovic. Brian is a full-stack meat science, quality, and consumer expert at Empirical Foods that helps meat producers and processors turn exceptional animal genetics into high-qua... more
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Maureen Ogle spent years tracing how Americans built one of the most productive and destructive food systems on earth. Her book, The Price of Plenty, is a history of meat in America: from colonial abundance to industrial consolidation to the present ... more
Dr. Andrew Stout trained in the lab that created the world's first cultured hamburger. Now, as the first full-time cellular agriculture faculty hire at Tufts University, he's building the next generation of food scientists and rescuing intellectual p... more
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The show consistently tackles how policy, science, and culture shape our understanding of food, often through in-depth conversations with experts. Recent episodes mix practical science with industry dynamics, exploring topics from bean-free coffee and cultured cocoa to ultra-processed foods, nutrition metrics, and global food policy shifts. A distinguishing trait is the willingness to challenge conventional wisdom by centering rigorous science and real-world implications for manufacturers, policymakers, and consumers alike.
Noteworthy is the program's willingness to bridge scientific detail with policy debates, aiming to help listeners discern fact from myth in a complex food system. The conversations tend to feature notable industry voice... more
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Recent guests on Food Truths include:
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2. Charlotte Biltekoff
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