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Mar 2022
46m 42s

From Big Food to Rogue Food - A Neighbor...

David Gornoski
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What will happen if Russia and China bypass western sanctions? What do we make of the relationship between Big Food and Big Pharma? Joining David Gornoski is John Moody of the Rogue Food Conference calls in to talk about the founding of the Rogue Food conference; supporting and protecting local farmers from the FDA; how the pandemic regulations have affected local food; why the ruling elites want us to eat bugs and soybean oil; and more.

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