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Real Organic Podcast

Real Organic Project
Sustainable Agriculture
Regenerative Agriculture
Real Organic Project
Organic Agriculture
Agroecology
Food Security
Climate Change
Corporate Influence
Green Revolution
USDA Organic
Consumer Awareness
Organic Farming
USDA
Organic Food
Organic Food Movement
Biodiversity
Biocontrol
Food Systems
Antitrust
Big Agriculture

Farmers interview scientists, activists, politicians, and authors engaged in protecting USDA organic food against an active corporate takeover. Real Organic Project released its add-on food label in stores and markets in 2021, and is focused on introducing eaters across the United States to our movement and its allies. In this podcast series, you'll meet the best organic and regenerative farmers ... more

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Latest Episodes

#267: What does it take to bring truly pasture-raised organic beef to market when the processing system is stacked against small and mid-sized farms? Jason and Kristina Walker of StarWalker Organic Farm join Linley to talk about raising cattle on pas... more

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#266: Three farmer-owners of Brisa Ranch lay out a practical answer to a big question: how can small farms survive in a marketplace built for consolidated buyers and consolidated distribution? Their approach is to become “small farms as distributors”... more

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#265: Maria Rodale comes from one of the most influential families in American organic history; here she shares how her grandfather J.I. Rodale connected human health to the way food is grown and helped popularize organic through publishing. She also... more

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#264: What if some of the worst biodiversity loss and land degradation is happening inside protected national parks, even where there is no farming, mining, or fossil fuel extraction? Allan Savory, author of the new book "Unsavory: African Stories of... more

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Veronica Masariegos-Anastacio
Partner at Brisa Ranch, advocate for Real Organic
Brisa Ranch
Episode: Brisa Ranch: Small Farms As Distributors
Cole Masariegos-Anastacio
Partner at Brisa Ranch, promoter of farm hub model
Brisa Ranch
Episode: Brisa Ranch: Small Farms As Distributors
Cristobal Cruz Hernández
Partner at Brisa Ranch, seed saver and cultural crops advocate
Brisa Ranch
Episode: Brisa Ranch: Small Farms As Distributors
Maria Rodale
Publisher, author, descendant of the Rodale family; leader in organic farming advocacy
Rodale Institute / Rodale family
Episode: Maria Rodale: Family Lore And Organic Farming Trials
Sally Fox
A true pioneer of organic cotton in America and in the world
Episode: Sally Fox: Organic Cotton Chemical Dyes
Nancy Matsumoto
James Beard award-winning author of Reaping What She Sows
Episode: Nancy Matsumoto: Women And Alternative Food Systems
Deborah Koons Garcia
Filmmaker known for works like The Future of Food and Symphony of the Soil
Episode: Deborah Koons Garcia: Future Of Food 20 Years Later
Helen Atthowe
Ecological farmer, researcher, and author
Episode: Helen Atthowe: Living Pathways for Mulch, Fertility and Habitat
Naomi Oreskes
Historian of science at Harvard University and author of 'Merchants of Doubt' and 'The Big Myth'
Harvard University
Episode: Naomi Oreskes: The True Cost Of Doubt

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Linley Dixon
Co-director of The Real Organic Project, a movement aimed at preserving organic food against corporate interests.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 201 ratings
  • Inspiring

    Really inspiring for first gen sustainable female farmers!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Katycarries
    United Statesa month ago
  • Wow, really informative

    I just listened to the interview in December with Leonard Diggs- so interesting! I have listened to about 20 more since then, there is a lot of good information here, tying together threads that make up a modern day movement that encompasses, social justice, Stewardship, and much more.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ToBe, OrNot
    United States3 months ago
  • Very important information

    I’ve been trying to learn more about our current food system but it’s hard to find reliable information and often just feels overwhelming. I really appreciate the work of the ROP to make this info easier to find and talk about why it’s so important

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    QMiller16
    United States4 months ago
  • Such a valuable tool!

    I am an eater, not a farmer, and yet I find every single episode to be such an amazing resource! This show has changed my mind and inspired me in so many ways!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Listener from MA
    United States4 months ago
  • Thank you

    I appreciate the Real Organic Podcast for educating me to be a better food consumer . When I see the USDA label , the trust is gone and I feel it’s necessary for me to do more research in order to shop smart and safe. Thank you for helping either way that.

    Since downsizing and needing to move to a smaller studio apartment in a small town . I now only can grow few container herbs and veg in a small patio. I am dependent on the small farms / farmers market . Often times I need to travel 45 minut... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mothermaryletitbe
    United States5 months ago

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Many enjoy the thoughtful discussions about food justice, health, and environmental sustainability, praising the valuable insights shared by guests.
The podcast is recognized as an important resource for understanding the complexities of food systems and organic certifications.
Listeners appreciate the depth of knowledge presented through interviews with leading figures in the organic movement.
Audience feedback indicates that the content is not only informative but also inspiring, encouraging action towards sustainable practices.

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Barbara Damrosch: A Life In The Garden
Q: Are you hopeful? Are things changing still?
While I am not optimistic, I am hopeful about the movements for change.
Allan Savory: Using Livestock To Reverse Desertification In National Parks
Q: What was the solution?
The solution involves using livestock as a tool for reversing desertification, which was previously believed to be the cause of it.
Chuck Benbrook: Chemicals In Food DO Make People Sick
Q: Is glyphosate bad for you?
Yes, studies indicate a link between glyphosate and health issues, particularly for those frequently exposed to it over a long period.
Chuck Benbrook: Chemicals In Food DO Make People Sick
Q: Have we tested compounds on how two different chemicals interact in our bodies?
No, there has not been systematic testing of how different agricultural chemicals might interact with each other in our bodies.
Eliot Coleman on the Market Gardener Podcast
Q: Could you say why Eliot means so much to you?
He reflects on the impact Eliot's book, The New Organic Grower, had on him when he was starting in farming.

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Engaging discussions focused on the preservation of USDA organic food feature interviews with a diverse range of guests, including scientists, activists, politicians, and farmers who are staunch advocates against corporate encroachment in agriculture. This series highlights innovative practices in organic and regenerative farming while addressing pressing concerns about food safety, environmental health, and systemic issues in global food systems. The narratives not only emphasize the vital role of sustainable practices but also introduce listeners to key figures and their insights into the organic movement's future.

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1. Veronica Masariegos-Anastacio
2. Cole Masariegos-Anastacio
3. Cristobal Cruz Hernández
4. Maria Rodale
5. Sally Fox
6. Nancy Matsumoto
7. Deborah Koons Garcia
8. Helen Atthowe

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