The Leading Voices in Food

By Duke World Food Policy Center

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Episodes: 226

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The Leading Voices in Food podcast series features real people, scientists, farmers, policy experts and world leaders all working to improve our food system and food policy. You'll learn about issues across the food system spectrum such as food insecurity, obesity, agriculture, access and equity, food safety, food defense, and food policy. Produced by the Duke World Food Policy Center at wfpc.sanford.duke.edu.

Episode Date
E236: Why we need a new food labeling system
May 02, 2024
E235: A Successful Interactive Obesity Treatment Approach
Apr 22, 2024
E234: White Burgers, Black Cash - a history of fast food discrimination
Apr 08, 2024
E233: Grocery and meal insight from the Baby's First Year Study
Apr 01, 2024
E232: Carolina Farm Trust - creating healthy food system disruption
Mar 18, 2024
E231: Insight from a national household food waste study
Feb 27, 2024
E230: Results of a national consumer attitudes survey on Dollar Stores
Feb 22, 2024
E229: From label to table: Regulating Food in America
Feb 14, 2024
E228: Code for America's Summer EBT Playbook for State Implementation
Feb 05, 2024
E227: Big wins through the North Carolina Farmers Market Network
Jan 31, 2024
E226: Hope for regeneration - photographic documentary of rangeland conservation
Jan 24, 2024
E225: Efficient Food Rescue and Waste Prevention - a Business Strategy
Jan 17, 2024
E224: Mississippi Delta History Describes Food Power Against and For Blacks in US
Jan 16, 2024
E223: Food Policy Lessons from Removing Trans Fats from our Diet
Dec 20, 2023
E222: The Regenerative Ag Legacy of White Oak Farms
Dec 07, 2023
E221: Understanding Poverty, Wellbeing, and Food Security for US Children
Nov 30, 2023
E220: Largest study to date on Produce Prescription Program health impacts
Nov 06, 2023
E219: Training Chefs for Food Advocacy Work
Oct 25, 2023
E218: SNAP benefits still not enough for many families
Oct 19, 2023
E217: When babies inherit trauma-affected gut microbiomes from Moms
Oct 12, 2023
E216: Who are the biggest beef eaters of all?
Oct 05, 2023
E215: When Kids Age Out of WIC Support
Sep 25, 2023
E214: USDA Food and Nutrition Service Director Caree Cotwright - Championing MyPlate
Sep 13, 2023
E213: Righting the Wrongs of Heirs Property
Aug 25, 2023
E212: Do SNAP work requirements encourage self sufficiency, or hurt those who need help the most?
Aug 17, 2023
E210: Soil Wealth Areas: Tool to Spur Investment in Regenerative and Organic Ag
Aug 01, 2023
E210: Clinical trial evidence - Metabolic Effect of Sweeteners
Jul 24, 2023
E209: Microbiome Research and a Vision of Precision Medicine
Jul 13, 2023
E208: Improve your microbiome - Improve your Health
Jul 06, 2023
E207: World Health Organization's Recommendations on Non-Sugar Sweeteners
Jun 28, 2023
E206: Results from a National Household Food Waste Survey
Jun 06, 2023
E205: Here's what sugar and zero calorie sweeteners do to your body
May 17, 2023
E204: The troubling unknowns of non-caloric sweeteners
May 04, 2023
E203: It Works - Chilean Law on Food Labeling and Marketing
Apr 19, 2023
E202: Impact of non-caloric sweeteners on the microbiome - what we know now
Apr 13, 2023
E201: Junk Food Politics: the price of outsized corporate influence
Apr 10, 2023
E200: Learning which food waste reduction strategies people would actually do
Mar 29, 2023
E199: How USAID is working to reduce wasted food in developing countries
Mar 15, 2023
E198: Here's why SNAP pandemic benefits for college students should continue
Mar 08, 2023
E197: USDA Plans for Online WIC Benefits
Mar 01, 2023
E196: Do we really need zero calorie sweeteners and are they safe
Feb 28, 2023
E195: How USDA is tackling food waste and loss
Feb 01, 2023
E194: Foodborne illness and the struggle for food safety
Jan 25, 2023
E193: Challenges & Opportunities - turning food waste into valuable products
Jan 17, 2023
E192: How to achieve food equity with SNAP
Jan 05, 2023
E191: Is today's food waste a consequence of historical public policy
Dec 14, 2022
E190: Insights from 2nd Global Survey of School Meals
Dec 14, 2022
E189: FDA Plans to Update Healthy Claim on Food Packaging
Dec 07, 2022
E188: Can we achieve sustainable management of food waste?
Nov 30, 2022
E187: FDAs role in the national strategy to end hunger
Nov 16, 2022
E185: How and why do households waste food?
Nov 07, 2022
E186: Deep dive into challenges people face access food pantries
Nov 07, 2022
E184: Carolina Farm Stewardship Association - Connecting Farmers and Communities
Oct 26, 2022
E183: The Origins & Vision of the Black Farmer Fund
Oct 20, 2022
E182: Memoir and Marion Nestle – Slow Cooked
Oct 03, 2022
E181: UK Stands Firm in Ruling Against Kellogg's Cereals
Sep 21, 2022
E180: Chris Carter and The Spirit of Soul Food
Sep 14, 2022
E179: Investing in Soil Regeneration for Human Health & Environmental Health
Sep 01, 2022
E178: A Call to Invest in Agriculture's Missing Middle
Aug 24, 2022
E177: Introducing Operation Good Food and Beverages - New Way to Think about Black Activism
Jul 27, 2022
E176: Insights from a nationwide survey of hunger relief organizations during COVID
Jul 20, 2022
E175: Striving for Black Food Sovereignty - Stewards for the Land
Jul 14, 2022
E174: Down to Earth with NC Farm Bureau's Shawn Harding
Jul 07, 2022
E173: Power & Benefit on the Plate in Durham NC
Jun 30, 2022
E172: The Power & Potential of Co-Ops for Economic Development Through Food
Jun 22, 2022
E171: Vertical Farming in Qatar: Promise & Challenges
Jun 15, 2022
E170: Why the US Must Reduce Sodium Intake: It's Costing Lives
Jun 09, 2022
E169: Ending Childhood Malnutrition is Within our Grasp - Sharman Russell
Jun 01, 2022
E168: Nutrition Security Now a Clear Focus for USDA
May 25, 2022
E167: Muller Shepherding Regenerative and Restorative Agricultural Practices
May 18, 2022
E166: New Efforts to Combat Diabetes and Stigma in Clinical Settings
May 17, 2022
E165: North Carolina's Food Youth Initiative brings Young People Into Social Transformation
May 05, 2022
E164: Highly Successful Weight Loss Drug Semaglutide Explained
May 03, 2022
E163: Malik Yakini on the Inspiration of Urban Ag and Community Self Determination
Apr 14, 2022
E160: Deep Community Connection at the San Diego Food System Alliance
Mar 23, 2022
E159: Ultra-processed Foods Have Addiction Impact on our Bodies
Mar 16, 2022
E162: Ultra-processed Foods Need a Warning Label to Protect Consumers
Mar 02, 2022
E158: CAFOs, Communities & Alternatives to Industrial Agriculture
Feb 23, 2022
E157: Transitioning to an Agricultural System that Benefits Everyone
Feb 17, 2022
E156: Myths About Industrial Agriculture that Affect Us All
Feb 09, 2022
E155: How Industry and Farming Practices Contribute to Antibiotic Resistant Superbugs
Feb 02, 2022
E154: Micropantries and Community Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Jan 21, 2022
E153: The Farmer's Language of Climate Change and Land Regeneration
Jan 19, 2022
E152: The underrated power of self talk & self care in weight loss and wellness
Jan 13, 2022
E151: MAZON's support for Indian Food Sovereignty, Puerto Rico, and Quick Response Food Advocacy
Dec 16, 2021
E150: What Food Policy Advocates Can Learn from Tobacco Industry Strategies
Dec 01, 2021
E149: Weight Loss Study Drives New Insight in Role of Carbohydrates in Overeating
Nov 16, 2021
E148: We've Had it Backwards - New Model Explains Weight Gain and Obesity
Nov 09, 2021
E147: Farmer-scientist Measures the Real Benefits of Regenerative Agriculture
Nov 01, 2021
E146: Organic vs Regenerative Agriculture - What You Need to Know
Oct 19, 2021
E143: Improved Child Tax Credit Will Lift Many Out of Poverty
Sep 28, 2021
E141: Gary Sacks on Curbing Corporate Control of the Food System
Sep 22, 2021
E142: Recognizing the Connection between Obesity and Endrocrine Disrupting Chemicals
Sep 15, 2021
E139: MAZON's Tipping Point - Driving Nutrition in the Food Bank Safety Net
Sep 07, 2021
E138: Inside the International Dietary Data Expansion project
Aug 30, 2021
E137: Why Grocery Taxes Hurt Low Income Families More - Evidence for Policymakers
Aug 25, 2021
E136: When North Carolina Schools Offer Free Meals - Academic Success Follows
Aug 18, 2021
E135: How did SNAP do during COVID - and What Changes Need to Stay
Jul 19, 2021
E134: How Big Data is Fueling Youth Obesity
Jul 12, 2021
E133: Measuring Fish for Food & Nutrition Security - Improving Metrics to Advance Policy
Jul 07, 2021
E131: Fisheries Need Stronger Role in Food Policy and Food Security Planning
Jun 09, 2021
E130: Can Software Help Cities Solve Food Insecurity
May 27, 2021
E129: An Eating Addiction Revealed - Susan Burton on Empty
May 17, 2021
E128: MAZON Series - Why are US Military Families and Veterans Going Hungry?
May 10, 2021
E127: Paarlberg Tackles Misinformation about the Food We Grow and Eat
May 05, 2021
E126: Global Development Financing: What Can the Ag Sector Learn from Healthcare?
Apr 21, 2021
E125: Women, Food Security and the Feminization of Poverty in the US
Apr 14, 2021
E123: Rashid Nuri and a Vision for Urban Agriculture
Apr 06, 2021
E124: Food Insecurity Issues are Community Issues
Mar 29, 2021
E122: Food RX and Health Program Brings Helpful Changes to the Navajo
Mar 18, 2021
E121: Marcia Chatelain on The Golden Arches and Black America
Mar 15, 2021
E120: GOODR Tackles the Logistics of Redirecting Healthy Food to the Hungry
Mar 08, 2021
E119: Chef Deborah Madison - An Onion in my Pocket
Mar 03, 2021
E118: Joel Pitkowsky on MAZON - The Jewish Response to Hunger
Mar 01, 2021
E117: Society's Hunger Conundrum: Who is to Blame and Who is Responsible
Feb 24, 2021
E116: The Origins and Vision of the Native American Agriculture Fund
Feb 22, 2021
E115: How Precision Diet Might Oversome Some Genetic Roadblocks
Feb 17, 2021
E114: Why Nutrition is So Critical in the First 1000 Days of Life
Feb 15, 2021
E113: The Power of Policy and Parents in School Meals
Feb 10, 2021
E112: Marlene Schwartz on Food Banks, Food Pantries and the Promise of More
Feb 08, 2021
E110: Policy and Medical Practice Need to Better Support Breastfeeding
Feb 02, 2021
E108: Industry Needs Government Accountability in Reformulating Food & Food Advertising
Jan 26, 2021
E107: Fish Need Stronger Role in Global Food Security Planning
Jan 19, 2021
E106: Behind the Scenes of LA's Good Food Zone Policy
Jan 14, 2021
E105: Culinary Historian Adrian Miller on Food Justice
Jan 12, 2021
E104: Adrian Miller on the History of Soul Food
Jan 07, 2021
E103: Film Discussion - Sanjay Rawal on GATHER
Jan 05, 2021
E102: Lyla June on Returning to Native American Agricultural Traditions
Dec 15, 2020
E101: Virginia Takes Equity Approach To Community Development Through Food
Dec 08, 2020
E100: Blueprint for a National Food Strategy
Nov 24, 2020
E99: How Soda Taxes Can Drive Equity and Community Wellbeing
Nov 17, 2020
E93: Aligning Financial Support with Community Wellbeing Aligning Financial Support with Community Wellbeing
Nov 12, 2020
E97: Could a New Commission Jumpstart Progress Towards Zero Hunger?
Nov 10, 2020
E98: The COVID-19 Pandemic Response of No Kid Hungry
Nov 09, 2020
E92: Los Angeles and Durham Reimagined Through EFOD
Nov 05, 2020
E91: Developing Through Community Identity and Sense of Place
Oct 29, 2020
E96: The Role and Promise of Rural Faith Communities in Solving Issues of Hunger
Oct 27, 2020
E90: Digging into Equitable Food Oriented Development
Oct 22, 2020
E95: COVID-19 Disruptions to Nutrition for Mothers and Children Could Cost The World A Generation
Oct 20, 2020
E89: Defining Equitable Food Oriented Development
Oct 15, 2020
E94: 8 Ways White Bias Can Misdirect Food System Work
Oct 12, 2020
E88: How to Sugarproof Your Kids
Sep 24, 2020
E87: Hidden Danger of Sugar for Your Kids
Sep 22, 2020
E86: Jim Warenda - How One NC Farming Business is Weathering the Pandemic
Sep 03, 2020
E85: Changes to SNAP and WIC During Pandemic Are Major Innovations
Aug 27, 2020
E84: COVID Highlights Need to Change Food Security Strategies
Aug 18, 2020
Hopi Farming - Culture, Agriculture and Environment in Balance
Jul 29, 2020
E82: Rediscovering Navajo Indigenous Agricultural Wisdom
Jul 29, 2020
E81: Time for Universal Free School Meals
Jul 28, 2020
E80: COVID Highlights The Trouble With Charity Food
Jul 24, 2020
E79: Andy Fisher on the Connection Between Industry and Food Banks
Jul 20, 2020
E78: How NC School Nutrition Programs are Grappling with COVID
Jun 18, 2020
E77: School Meals During a Pandemic--What Works with Katie Wilson
Jun 03, 2020
E76: Food Fights - A Civil Conversation about Contemporary Food Debates
Feb 13, 2020
E75: Land Grant University Gold for North Carolina
Feb 11, 2020
E73: Weight Stigma 101 with Rebecca Pearl
Feb 04, 2020
E67: Weight Bullying Backfires and Causes Harm
Jan 27, 2020
E71: Louise Metz on Weight Inclusive Medical Care
Jan 27, 2020
E74: How Mindful Eating Can Change Your World
Jan 20, 2020
E72: Will Harris on White Oak Pastures' Success in Regenerative Ag
Jan 10, 2020
E69: Gabe Brown on the Desperate Need for Regenerative Agriculture
Jan 09, 2020
E70: Myths and Misperceptions about the Pork Industry
Dec 09, 2019
E61: Awilo Ochieng Pernet on the Global Complexity of Food Safety
Nov 18, 2019
E64: Technology, Transition and Family at Triple B Farms
Nov 18, 2019
E66: Jeremy Everett: Ending Hunger Takes Coordinated Action
Nov 12, 2019
E62: Bert Pitt on Today's Farming Challenges
Nov 11, 2019
E60: A Visit to Middlecreek Farms in the Blacklands of North Carolina
Nov 04, 2019
E68: Tobacco, Hemp & Trade Wars
Oct 31, 2019
E57: How FoodCorps and Walmart are Driving Food Security in the US
Oct 28, 2019
E58: Pig Farming Family Style at Razorback Farms
Oct 28, 2019
E57: Tom Bollyky on How Food Drives International Instability
Oct 28, 2019
E59: Hunt Allcott on the Optimum Soda Tax
Oct 21, 2019
E56: Gwen Pitt on the Changing Roles of Women in Farming
Oct 21, 2019
E55: Allan Savory on Regenerative Agriculture
Oct 15, 2019
E54: Farming with Hurricanes in the Blacklands of North Carolina
Oct 14, 2019
E53: Michael Osterholm on Food Safety and Killer Germs
Oct 10, 2019
E52: Hogs and Hurricanes
Oct 07, 2019
E44: Chile's Health Success: warning labels, soda taxes and marketing limits
Oct 07, 2019
E51: Neena Prasad on the Sound Benefits of Soda Taxes
Oct 02, 2019
E50: Gwen's Cotton
Oct 02, 2019
E42: Jim Krieger on the Making of a Soda Tax
Sep 30, 2019
E48: Maureen Black on Lasting Impact of Food Insecurity on Children
Sep 23, 2019
E47: Hickory Nut Gap Farm's Jamie Ager on Regenerative Grazing
Sep 23, 2019
E46: Carolyn Federman on the CharlieCart Success
Sep 10, 2019
E45: Celebrating Howarth Bouis' Contributions to Biofortification
Jul 15, 2019
E41: Combatting Weight Bias
Jun 19, 2019
E40: The Cruel Impact of Weight Stigma
Jun 19, 2019
E43: Barry Popkin on the International Success of Soda Taxes
Jun 14, 2019
E38: Diego Rose on the Environmental Sustainability and our Food
Jun 06, 2019
E39: Rick Larrick on the Hidden Energy Costs of our Food
Jun 06, 2019
E35: Jennifer Pomeranz on Food Policy and Industry Tactics Driving Preemption
Apr 25, 2019
E34: Juan Rivera on the Success of Mexico's Soda Tax
Apr 24, 2019
E26: Aaron Gross on Factory Farming and New Ways to Support Farmers
Apr 15, 2019
E24: Carlos Monteiro on the Dangers of Ultra-processed Foods
Mar 26, 2019
E25: Christopher Carter on Looking at Food Theologically
Mar 26, 2019
E22: Heber Brown on Organizing Black Congregations Around Their Food
Mar 13, 2019
E20: Darriel Harris on Harnessing Faith to Improve Community Health
Mar 13, 2019
E37: Unhealthy Foods Make Healthy Choices Stand Out
Mar 11, 2019
E28: Regenerative Grazing and the Ranney Ranch
Mar 11, 2019
E19: Martin Bloem on the Global Complexity of our Food System
Mar 11, 2019
E30: Christina Roberto on Food Labeling Research in Guatemala and Soda Taxes in Philly
Mar 11, 2019
E32: Food Defense 101 with Amy Kircher
Mar 11, 2019
E33: Food Defense & the Extreme Complexity of our Food Supply Chain
Mar 11, 2019
E36: Amy Kircher on Food Fraud, Pomegranates & Baby Formula
Mar 11, 2019
E23: Al Sommer on Childhood Blindness, Vitamin A and Global Politics
Mar 11, 2019
E29: Linda Bartoshuk on Super Tasters, Yuck, and the Future of Food Nutrition
Mar 05, 2019
E18: Ashley Gearhardt on Food Addiction and You...Yes, You
Mar 05, 2019
E17: Cheryl Queen on Corporate Responsibility and Power in the Food Industry
Feb 27, 2019
E16: Sara Bleich on Menu Labeling, Marketing and Public Health
Feb 27, 2019
E15: Hisham Moharram on Shared Farm Investments to Empower Youth
Feb 20, 2019
E14: Nurya Love-Parish on Reinventing Faith Practice Through a Calling to Steward Lands and our Food
Feb 20, 2019
E27: William Dietz on Obesity, Undernutrition & Climate Change
Feb 13, 2019
E13: Mark Bittman on Eating Sustainably and Agroecology
Feb 13, 2019
E12: Shenggen Fan on Hunger, Climate Change and the Hope of Innovation
Feb 13, 2019
E11: Kornegay Farms’ Kim LeQuire on the Blessings of a Life in Agriculture
Feb 06, 2019
E10: Lynde Renske on Cultivating Food System Entrepreneurs for Impact
Feb 06, 2019
E9: A'dae Romero-Briones on First-Nations-Food-Systems
Jan 30, 2019
E7: Thomas Farley: The Real Returns on a Soda Tax in Philadelphia
Jan 23, 2019
E6: Shiriki Kumanyika on the Disparity of our Food
Jan 23, 2019
E5: Kevin Concannon on the Role of Federal & State Food & Nutrition Assistance Programs
Jan 11, 2019
E4: Billy Shore on Politics, Food and our Children's Future
Jan 11, 2019
E3: Marion Hetherington on Kids, Vegetables and Appetite
Jan 03, 2019
E2: Andrew Prentice on Nutrition and the Genetic Legacy of our Food
Jan 03, 2019
E1: Billy Shore on Feeding Kids in the US and Abroad
Jan 03, 2019
E5: Norman Wirzba: Does Faith Shape Your Relationship to Food?
Jan 03, 2019
Leading Voices in Food Podcast Series Intro
Nov 07, 2018