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Real Organic Podcast

Real Organic Project
Organic Farming
Soil Health
Climate Change
Sustainable Agriculture
Real Organic Project
Organic Agriculture
Regenerative Agriculture
Hydroponics
Corporate Agriculture
Biodiversity
Pesticides
Glyphosate
Food Systems
Organic Food
PFAS
Joan Gussow
Nutrition
USDA Organic Certification
USDA Organic
Corporate Influence

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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293: Author and agroecologist Liz Carlisle has spent years documenting farmers who are building food systems around diversity, resilience, and cooperation rather than extraction. She challenges the idea that we must intensify industrial agriculture i... more

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292: Congresswoman Chellie Pingree has spent years working at the intersection of farming, food, health, and federal policy. She sees growing concern about pesticides and ultra-processed foods coming from people across the political spectrum, creatin... more

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291: Corinne Hansch and her husband Matthew Leon started farming during one of the hardest financial periods of their lives. Years later, Lovin’ Mama Farm has become a thriving organic business built around intensive production, direct relationships ... more

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290: Antitrust scholar Zephyr Teachout explains how monopoly power has reshaped food, retail, health care, media, technology, and nearly every other part of American life. A handful of grocery companies now control much of the marketplace, while domi... more

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Liz Carlisle
Author, professor, agroecologist
University of California, Berkeley / Lentil Underground author
Episode: Liz Carlisle: Land Sharing Is How We Feed the Future
Chellie Pingree
Congresswoman from Maine
U.S. Congress
Episode: Chellie Pingree: Can Healthy Food Bring Left and Right Together?
Corinne Hansch
Farmer, Lovin Mama Farm
Lovin Mama Farm, Amsterdam, New York
Episode: Corinne Hansch: Small Farms Can Make a Great Living
Ayana Elizabeth Johnson
Marine biologist, climate activist, and author of What If We Get It Right
Urban Ocean Lab; Bowdoin College; How to Save a Planet (co-creator/co-host)
Episode: Bonus: Introducing No Small Endeavor: “What If We Get Climate Action Right? feat. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson”
Teri McCall
Advocate and plaintiff in Roundup-related case; widow of Jack McCall
Real Organic Project movement / activist
Episode: Teri McCall: Jack's Fight, Roundup, And The Supreme Court
John Fullerton
Founder of the Capitol Institute; proponent of regenerative economics
Capitol Institute
Episode: John Fullerton: Regenerative Economics For A Living World
James Cassidy
Soil science instructor at the University of Oregon; founder and advisor of the Organic Growers Club
University of Oregon
Episode: James Cassidy: Soil, Civilization + The Future Of Farming
Amy Westervelt
Independent investigative climate journalist
Drilled carbon/climate reporting
Episode: Amy Westervelt: Think Tanks, Greenwashing + The War On Reality
Mark Doudlah
Midwestern Grain Farmer who transitioned to 100% organic agriculture
Doudlah Farms Organics
Episode: Mark Doudlah: From Glyphosate + Cancer To Real Organic

Host

Linley Dixon
Host associated with Real Organic Project and Real Organic Podcast; engages on soil health, organic standards, and policy.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 239 ratings
  • The best climate podcast

    This is my favorite podcast and the only one that I continually come back to for info and inspiration. I love the realness of the guests and the hosts. Thank you for the important information and voice that you offer in this difficult time. I’m so grateful for the community you create.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anabeeapple
    United Statesa month ago
  • Excellent!

    Thank you for this podcast and for ALL that you do! I am so appreciative of your efforts and for all of the important and helpful information you share. 🪴

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DailyKindleReader7458
    United States3 months ago
  • Incredible

    I have learned so much from this amazing podcast. Their website lets you take it to another level. Bravo.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lalalalaalalalakaka
    United States4 months ago
  • Eye- Opening

    Great podcast! I thought I was well- informed about social and food issues but this show proved me wrong, I have so much to learn. This podcast gives heady and practical knowledge both in ways to improve your own life and those who need defending. I highly recommend giving it a listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Findingthestars
    United States5 months ago
  • Real Health

    This is the best podcast ever for getting real,truthful information!!!look forward to the new episode every week!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LBgarden 24##
    United States6 months ago

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Listeners value deep, well-sourced discussions that connect soil health to policy and social issues.
Shows are described as educational, inspiring, and a strong resource for understanding real organic standards and movements.
Guest diversity and practical farming insights are repeatedly praised.

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Chellie Pingree: Can Healthy Food Bring Left and Right Together?
Q: What role should government play in regulating ultra-processed foods and additives?
The guest argues for a balanced approach where clear, enforceable standards exist, dyes and added toxins are restricted, and policy supports healthier, fresher options while acknowledging political realities and lobbying pressures.
James Cassidy: Soil, Civilization + The Future Of Farming
Q: What is a healthy soil, and how does it relate to the rise of civilizations?
Healthy soil is a living system with the right balance of organic matter, minerals, air, and water, deeply influencing plant growth and resource cycling; its development through grazing, soil structure, and nutrient availability has historically underpinned civilization's progress and agricultural capacity.
Amy Westervelt: Think Tanks, Greenwashing + The War On Reality
Q: How have think tanks changed public policy and media narratives over time?
Westervelt explains that think tanks act as hidden drivers of policy through research, media training, and strategic funding, often operating with less transparency and using the credibility of experts to push industry-friendly outcomes.
Mark Doudlah: From Glyphosate + Cancer To Real Organic
Q: How did your farm evolve from conventional to organic farming?
Mark describes the shift from a chemical-based system to biodynamic and soil-biome driven practices, highlighting the loss and recovery of soil health, and the decisive moment following his father's illness and passing. He details practical steps like sheet composting, diverse cover crops, and reduced reliance on external inputs.
Nicola Shirley-Phillips : Growing Organic in Jamaica
Q: All right, Nicola, I want to hear about what you're doing and what you hope to do, what you think we can do.
Nicola describes building a distributed organic system in Jamaica through education, farmer training, and creating regional markets and a distribution center to connect farmers with consumers. She emphasizes policy shifts, curriculum reform, and a stronger role for local brands to replace dependence on imported chemicals, aiming for healthier soils, healthier people, and a resilient economy.

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A thoughtful series examining soil health, organic farming, and the politics of food systems through conversations with farmers, scientists, journalists, and policy advocates. Episodes frequently center on practical regenerative practices, soil biology, pesticide regulation, and corporate influence in agriculture, often tying soil health to broader social and environmental justice issues. Noteworthy is how guests span grassroots farming, academic research, investigative journalism, and anti-monopoly perspectives, delivering calls to action for farmers, eaters, and policymakers alike. The show tends to blend technical soil science with advocacy for real organic standards and transparent supply chains, making it useful for listeners who want ... more

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1. Liz Carlisle
2. Chellie Pingree
3. Corinne Hansch
4. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson
5. Teri McCall
6. John Fullerton
7. James Cassidy
8. Amy Westervelt

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