Los mejores podcasts de Food Futures (2025)

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Olivia Bange - Biology in a Ball - The Crop Capsules Company 17:48

27d ago17:48

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G'day and welcome, This Podcast is brought to you by the Northern Australia Food Futures Conference with is held on the 8th & 9th April 2025 in Darwin, Northern Territory. Today guest is Olivia Bange from The Crop Capsular Company Olivia Bange grew up in Narrabri, NSW, and has always had a keen interest in agricultural innovation. She started with …

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Hamish Munro - Agtech Tsunami, How To Maximise Tech So That Its Not A Distraction - Pairtree Intelligence Pty Ltd TBC 21:24

2M ago21:24

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G'day and welcome, This Podcast is brought to you by the Northern Australia Food Futures Conference with is held on the 8th & 9th April 2025 in Darwin, Northern Territory. Today guest is Hamish Munro from Pairtree Hamish is a 5th generation mixed cattle and cropping farmer from Central NSW, spending a season at Auvergne Station, Timber Creek, NT in…

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Dan Kittredge - What is the Bionutrient Meter? Bionutrient Food Association 19:44

3M ago19:44

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G'day and welcome, This Podcast is brought to you by the Northern Australia Food Futures Conference with is held on the 8th & 9th April 2025 in Darwin, Northern Territory. Today guest is Dan Kittridge from Bionutrient Food Association. Dan Kittredge has been an organic farmer for more than 30 years and is the founder and executive director of the B…

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Looking Back to Look Forward 41:55

3M ago41:55

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A conversation with LinYee Yuan and Johnny Drain about seven years of co-editing MOLD’s print magazine.

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Compost The Prison Plantation 33:59

10M ago33:59

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Joshua Sbicca of the Prison Agriculture Lab is on the podcast to discuss the way that the prison industrial complex uses food and agriculture as a way to uphold itself. His piece for MOLD, 'It's Time To Compost The Prison Plantation' is part of our series on Food and Abolition, tackling the ways in which the project of prison abolition can inform a…

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Street Vendors Are Here To Stay 33:39

1+ y ago33:39

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On this episode of the Food Futures podcast, we speak to street vendors from Plaza Tonatiuh in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park and community organizer Brian “Leo” Garita about their fight for a share of public space. We’ll also have a conversation with urban planning scholar, Ryan Devlin, who studies street vending and design solutions for vendors.…

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What A Girl Wants (To Eat): Girl Dinner 23:24

1+ y ago23:24

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In mid-May of this year, Olivia Maher posted a simple tiktok in her kitchen describing a meal she dubbed “Girl Dinner”— low effort meals consisting of a smorgasbord of ingredients scavenged from the fridge, freezer, and pantry. What started as a quick video has turned into a viral trend with thousands of videos using the Girl Dinner hashtag set to …

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The Return of Lesbian Bars 33:56

1+ y ago33:56

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Lesbian bars were disappearing at an alarming rate. But might we be entering a renaissance of the sapphic space? Journalist Meghan McCarron and bar owners Emily Bielagus and Mara Herbkersman of The Ruby Fruit are on the podcast to discuss.

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The Truth About Erewhon 31:08

1+ y ago31:08

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Erewhon, the buzzy LA-based grocery chain, Erewhon, is known for selling things like 20$ smoothies with hyaluronic acid and 30$ jugs of oxygenated water. It's understandably earned its viral reputation as “America’s Most Expensive Grocery Store.” But it might come as a surprise to recent customers and haters alike, that the health-food store actual…

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NFT's For Restaurants??? 23:31

2y ago23:31

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More and more restaurants are beginning to experiment with NFT membership programs, where token-holders can get that coveted VIP treatment at their establishments. The writer, Terry Nguyen⁠ comes on the Food Futures podcast to discuss whether NFT's will change the dining industry as we know it. Nguyen is a writer, critic, and poet who currently wor…

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Bruce Connolly - Farm Manager, Tipperary Group 28:13

2y ago28:13

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Bruce was a founding member of the Northern Territory Cotton Growers Association and is the inaugural President of the association. Bruce has many decades of experience in broad acre cropping across North Australia and is a passionate advocate for regional issues. In this episode, Bruce gives his perspective on the 2023 conference theme "Northern A…

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Munro Hardy - Director, Mutual Food and Fibre 38:27

2y ago38:27

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Munro is the Co-Founder and Director of Mutual Food & Fibre, vertically integrated cattle, cropping and fodder production business. Over the past 15 years, Munro has worked with stakeholders along the supply chain and says that he has seen some big challenges first-hand throughout the industry, as well as the day-to-day issues faced by producers. M…

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Martina Matzner - Consultant, Mango Industry 27:17

2y ago27:17

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Martina has played a key role in driving innovation in the industry and encouraging future generations to consider working on farms. She formerly managed Acacia Hills Farm and has been working in the mango industry for over 20 years. In 2016 Martina won the RIRDC Rural Woman of the year award. Martina is a former board member of NT Farmers and is n…

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Simone Cameron - Director of Regions and Projects, NT Farmers 31:14

2y ago31:14

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A teacher and agronomist, Simone, is a passionate advocate for agriculture in the Territory and is committed to promoting research and extension in the sector. She owns and operates a 1200 acre property just outside Katherine and has been with the NT Farmers Association since 2019. In this episode, Simone shares her perspective on the upcoming 2023…

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Paul McLaughlin - Owner of Desert Farms 36:57

2y ago36:57

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Paul McLaughlin grows watermelons and peanuts near Ali Curung, south of Tennant Creek. He has extensive experience in developing irrigation properties and growing a range of crops from cotton to horticulture. Paul is Chairman of Melons Australia and is on the Strategic Investment Panel with Hort Innovation, and the board of NT Farmers Association. …

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Nick Ormsby - Owner of NT Hedging and Contracting, NT Broadacre, and Razor Rock Farms 27:28

2y ago27:28

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Nick has been involved in the agricultural sector his entire life. He owned and operated Northern Hedging and Contracting for 16 years and is actively involved in the mango and forestry industries. He recently established NT Broadacre to service the growing broadacre cropping industry. Nick also owns a mango farm with 7200 honey gold mango trees. I…

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Frank Miller - Consultant, Forestry and Agriculture Investment 39:10

2y ago39:10

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Frank has over 20 years experience in the forestry industry. He has managed the largest African Mahogany estate in the world, located outside Katherine, and now works as a consultant in Forestry and Agriculture investment. In 2018 he was awarded a Nuffield scholarship to study silvopastoralism and is applying his findings to forestry in the Territo…

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Paul Burke - CEO of NT Farmers Association 35:35

2y ago35:35

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Paul Burke has extensive experience in the agricultural sector, working in government and non government roles advocating and supporting the agricultural sector. In this episode he shares his perspective as the leader of NT Farmers, a peak industry body for food and fibre production in Northern Australia, on the 2023 Northern Australia Food Futures…

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Now We're NOT Cooking With Gas? 28:41

2y ago28:41

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What's so bad about using a gas stove? And is the Biden Administration really putting a ban on them? In order to understand why gas stoves have become such a contentious topic in the news, we reached out to Rebecca Leber. She’s a senior reporter at Vox, where she covers climate change. She’s been reporting about gas stoves long before they were mak…

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The Liver King 23:41

2y ago23:41

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Whether you’re the target audience or not, you’ve probably come across one of The Liver King's videos before. He's infamous online for posting videos of himself eating raw meat. Now, he's come under fire because it’s been revealed that he actually uses steroids in order to achieve the physique that he touts as a result of his diet. On this episode …

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Alicia Kennedy on tourism, climate change, and tomato season hype 46:17

2y ago46:17

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Alicia Kennedy is a food writer based in Puerto Rico. On this episode of the Food Futures podcast, she joins the show to discuss ways we can mitigate climate change through eating. Read Alicia's piece for MOLD reflecting on the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recommendations: http://bit.ly/3Hd4vSA…

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Dreaming In Dall-E 31:05

2+ y ago31:05

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On this episode of the Food Futures podcast, artist Meech Boakye joins to discuss AI artwork and the world-building capacities and limitations of DALL-E 2.

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Episode 7: Civil society in local and global food policy making: a conversation with UN experts Dr Nora McKeon and Maggie Carter 52:00

2+ y ago52:00

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In the final episode of this podcast series, we reflect on the learnings gathered from our conversations with food systems experts and leaders of civic food networks, and ask how policy can help scale up fairer food systems in Australia. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Nora McKeon, professor at the Rome Tre University, who has worked extensiv…

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Episode 6: ‘Food and rights for all’: the missing conversation about hunger and land access in Australia 45:39

2+ y ago45:39

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In this episode, Dr Rachel Carey, Senior Lecturer in food systems at the School of Agriculture and Food from the University of Melbourne, and Emma Brindal, the Youth Education Coordinator of the Northey St City Farm and co-founder of the Decolonisation Action Group, take us on a journey to understand what the right to food means, based on their wor…

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Episode 5: ‘Food as Commons’: bridging the rural-urban divide through collective ownership and action 50:58

2+ y ago50:58

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This time, our food justice conversations welcome Dr Hope Foley from Growing Forward, and Andrew Ward from Regen Farmers Mutual, who share their ideas about understanding food and land as “commons”. Hope explains Growing Forward’s approach to land sovereignty and common ownership, which reclaims unused public land to grow food to feed local communi…

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How to Live A "Degrowth" Life 51:17

2+ y ago51:17

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How can we create more resilient communities and food systems in rejection of the capitalist obsession with infnite economic growth? Jamie Tyberg is a community organizer in New York City whose work centers around decolonization. On today’s episode, researcher and baker, Lexie Smith is in conversation with Jamie outlining the vision of degrowth as …

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Episode 4: ‘Resilience beyond crisis’: the power of connecting producers and consumers 43:45

2+ y ago43:45

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In this episode inspired by the “Fair Food in the City” scenario, small-scale producers Jacki Hinchey from Blue Dog Farm, Matt Bakker and Micah Oberon from Neighbourhood Farm, and Phil Garozzo and Alice Star from Loop Growers share their first-hand experiences with recent crises, such as the 2022 floods and the COVID19 pandemic. Our guest speakers …

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Episode 3: Practicing ‘intersectional solidarity and care’ with First Nations, grassroots, and refugee communities 47:19

2+ y ago47:19

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In this episode of the Fair Food Futures podcast we begin our journey alongside leaders of civic food networks in Australia, learning from them how they uphold intersectional solidarity and care practices in their work. This episode brings together three examples of how the “Long Table” scenario identified by the Fair Food Futures project can look …

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Episode 2: ‘You don’t get justice merely by surviving the system’: a food justice conversation with Dr. Raj Patel 49:42

2+ y ago49:42

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In this second episode of the Fair Food Futures podcast, the world-famous author, filmmaker, activist, and academic Dr Raj Patel shares an overview of some of the structural problems with the global food system, in conversation with Dr Kiah Smith, ARC DECRA Senior Research Fellow at the University of Queensland. By drawing on evidence gathered duri…

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Doomsday Preppers and Food for the End of the World 32:05

2+ y ago32:05

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On this episode of Food Futures, we speak to artist and writer Adriana Gallo, about preppers, preservation, rotting food, and much more. Her latest essay for MOLD is called "Cooking for the end of the world."

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Episode 1: ‘Creating fair food futures in Australia’: A yarn with Costa Georgiadis 51:04

2+ y ago51:04

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In this introductory episode of the Fair Food Futures podcast, Dr Kiah Smith, ARC DECRA Senior Research Fellow at the University of Queensland; and landscape architect, TV presenter, and gardening superstar Costa Georgiadis, engage in a conversation about the diversity of grassroots fair food initiatives in Australia. Imagining he had a 'magic wand…

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The Rice Sommelier 37:21

6y ago37:21

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Rice is life. For our debut episode, we speak to Momoko Nakamura, aka the Rice Girl, a woman on a mission to bring naturally farmed Japanese rice to the rest of the world. In Japan alone, there are over 200 varietals of rice grown throughout the country—from the snowy northern islands to the Ryukus with their subtropical climate. Through her rice s…

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