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Nov 2024
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1KHO 375: The Silent Threats in Our Food...

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In this episode of The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, Ginny Yurich hosts Courtney Swan, founder of Realfoodology, to explore the hidden realities of America's food industry. From the widespread use of glyphosate to the controversial roles of big food corporations, Courtney exposes how profit-driven agendas impact public health. She shares her unique journey from touring as a nutritionist with major bands to speaking out on the Senate floor and advocating for cleaner, healthier food systems. Tune in to hear Courtney’s insights on resisting big food's influence, protecting our health, and supporting the brands that prioritize well-being.

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