Oh Crop! Food Systems Podcast

Oh Crop! Food Systems Podcast

Oh Crop! Food Systems Podcast

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Topic Category:

Arts

Topic Sub-Category:

Food

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Language:

English

Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 16
Series Type: episodic
Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

Oh Crop! explores the urgent connections between environmental justice, climate change, and public health through the lens of food systems.

Join host Kat Morgan, MPH for conversations with leading researchers, farmers, activists, and changemakers who are reimagining how we grow, distribute, and think about food. We dig into the root causes of our food system's biggest challenges and spotlight the innovative solutions sprouting around the world. Whether you're a sustainability professional, climate advocate, or simply someone who eats—there's something here for you.

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Content Themes

The podcast focuses on a variety of topics including climate resilience, food sovereignty, and health equity, with specific episodes addressing issues such as global food aid crises, the role of agroecology in Africa, and the intersection of climate science and food systems. For example, Episode 16 features Catherine Bertini discussing a fundamental rethinking of global food aid, while Episode 15 highlights Dr. Million Belay's insights on community-controlled agriculture.

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