The most in-depth podcast on how we can make the future of food sustainability. Each topic is covered in a season of 12 episodes covering different perspectives, geographies, and solutions. Go ahead and binge-listen to seasons - 1. cell-based meat, 2. sustainable packaging, 3. consumer acceptance, 4. food waste, 5. food history for the future of food, 6. biotechnology, and 7. book talks on the foo... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | BusinessEntrepreneurship |
Have you heard of the writer Rachel Carlson before? She is one of the most important writers who indirectly shaped how you, I, and many people in the West view industrial agriculture. Many would date the beginning of the modern environmental movement... more
Let’s finish discussing our book “Meals to Come- The History of the Future of Food.” more
Hey there! I got some awesome feedback about the last episode of our biotech season! I decided to keep the same format for Season 7 because it really helps us learn better. Remember how repeating things helps us remember them? Well, we're going to do... more
We go though all books and summarize some key themes. more
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I’m very much enjoying the information provided and the light hearted way in which is presented. Focused on offering a useful perspective on not just the problem, but what can be done about it. A necessary podcast to informe and create awareness around the current situation with food and the environment.
Marina and her amazing guests shed light on the most pressing facets of climate change and what we can do to make a difference. The plastic season has been informative and inspiring. A must-listen!
Marina is a great interview her, and she manages to invite really interesting and important people for the areas that she’s exploring. Cellular Agriculture was a super interesting and well done season, and I’m looking forward to bio plastics
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