
Planet Pulse Pacific—your go-to podcast for conversations about people and planet—is proud to host a special series: Edible Empire.
As the climate and global health crises intensify, the need for meaningful change has never been more urgent. This six-episode series brings together leading voices from around the world to explore the concept of food imperialism, uncover the hidden social and envir... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||

We’re joined by two nutrition superstars, Marion Nestle and Lisa Sutherland, as they take us behind the cereal box to explore what our breakfast choices reveal about food politics, American culture and the power of the food industry, through their ne... more
This episode is a supplementary full interview with Chris Smaje from Episode 6 of the Edible Empire podcast series. Here, we explore visions for a fairer food system that support producers, ensure diverse food choices, and challenge the intensive nat... more
This episode is a supplementary full interview with Alison Thomas from Episode 6 of the Edible Empire podcast series. Here, we explore visions for a fairer food system that support producers, ensure diverse food choices, and challenge the intensive n... more
This episode is a supplementary full interview with Dr Million Belay from Episode 6 of the Edible Empire podcast series. Here, we explore visions for a fairer food system that support producers, ensure diverse food choices, and challenge the intensiv... more
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Very realistic and worthwhile listen, tackling the big issues and acknowledging that it’s not a quick fix. A must listen for anyone that lives on the planet. Keep it up.
A very insightful show. The hosts share different perspectives with their guests on a variety of topics in each episode. I love how the guests share their stories and how they became more involved in the climate movement.
Im so thrilled to have found this podcast that focuses on the most important reasons to start or continuing to be plant based. Their guests are top level and very inspiring. The passion of the hosts is infectious and energizing. So looking forward to see who they have on the future shows. Thank you for all you do Ben and Emma!
A very easy podcast to listen to. Someone who is challenging but also approachable.
She lives with clear values which are well communicated. Thank you for this episode.
A must listen for anyone that cares about the planet and their own personal well-being!
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Interviews with researchers, farmers, advocates, journalists and community organizers examine how food is produced, traded and consumed, and who bears the costs. The conversations connect everyday foods such as palm oil, dairy, salmon, sugar and wheat to corporate power, colonial histories, land use, labor, biodiversity and global supply chains. Recurring hosts Ben Eitelberg, Emma Strutt and special-series co-host Neal Haddaway guide discussions that combine expert analysis with practical experience, from community food hubs and small farms to fisheries and conservation work. A distinctive focus is food imperialism: the political and economic structures behind food systems, alongside alternatives rooted in food sovereignty, agroecology and ... more
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Recent guests on Edible Empire include:
1. Marion Nestle
2. Lisa Sutherland
3. Chris Smaje
4. Alison Thomas
5. Million Belay
6. Anitra Nelson
7. Crystal Bennes
8. Mike Joy
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