There’s no “gentle” way to say it. This week on Food Nation Radio Network, we learned the LA school system sending home letters to parents saying 20% of the kids in early grades are “obese”. Listen to this ridiculous story with sound clips and a description of the nutrition film star …
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From the Food Nation Radio Interview Archives: Elizabeth Dougherty spoke with Attorney Nathan Hanson about his defense of a raw milk farmer in Minnesota which ended in jury nullification. In other words, although the farmer did not comply with some of the laws regarding raw milk, the jury found the …
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Each week on Food Nation Radio Network we play an audio clip at the beginning of the show designed to make us think about what we are eating. This week, we played a sound clip from Michael Taylor, Deputy Commissioner at the FDA, also known as the “Food Safety Czar …
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From the Food Nation Radio Interview Archives: Elizabeth Dougherty spoke with David Curtis, the Green Party candidate for Secretary of State in the State of California in 2014. He ran for office with a specific purpose in mind; getting rid of companies like Monsanto currently conducting business in the State. …
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From the Food Nation Radio Interview Archives: Elizabeth Dougherty spoke with with Professor Virelli from Stetson University about what has become known as the Monsanto Protection Act. Is it constitutional for companies like Monsanto to sidestep the judicial process and plant whatever crops they want to plant? Here’s what Professor …
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From the Food Nation Radio Interview Archives: Elizabeth Dougherty spoke with with Mark Kastel from the Cornucopia Institute about big food companies and their organic offshoots. The topics we covered ranged from the affordability factor to GMO labeling efforts and more. The graphic below is called Who Owns Organic? and was …
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From the Food Nation Radio Interview Archives: Elizabeth Dougherty spoke with e with Professor John Hafernik about the bizarre zombee phenomenon and how it could be associated with colony collapse disorder. It’s not Night of the Living Dead but it’s awfully close. Here’s what the professor had to say:
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Recently, the New York Times did a story about the Great State of Florida to explain the perspective of one large company who wants our oranges to be genetically modified. In fact, Southern Gardens Citrus thinks it is essential they grow GMO citrus. Here’s how the story was wrong and …
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