Dr. Sina McCullough explains microBites, an experimental 3D-printed cookie made by using engineered yeast to convert plastic and agricultural waste into a protein rich flour. She traces how military food challenges helped move inventions such as canned food into everyday life, while Farmer Joel Salatin argues that a well managed farm has no waste and asks who will study the long-term human effects before products like this reach store shelves. From Episode 265: Did RFK Jr. Keep His Promises, ...
Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin examine RFK Jr.'s speech at the 2026 Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas, from the health statistics he highlighted to the political realignment the hosts heard beneath them. They question what obesity and longevity numbers can actually prove, explore Kennedy's break with the Democratic Party and appeal to Republicans, and weigh his record on Big Pharma, Big Food, glyphosate, precision agriculture, and biometric monitoring. From Episode 265: D...
Joel Salatin explains how small processors could challenge concentrated meatpacking power, why nature scales through duplication instead of centralization, and how value-added foods can create a viable path for young farmers. Dr. Sina McCullough connects those ideas to Joel's new book, Food Emancipation, and asks why government will not simply stand down and let neighbors choose local food for themselves. From Episode #264: Trump's Rancher Executive Orders: Real Reform or Political Theater? ✨...
Farmer Joel Salatin and Dr. Sina McCullough examine President Trump's new rancher executive orders and the repeated phrase that may limit their impact: to the extent permitted under federal law. They unpack country-of-origin labeling, beef prices, the Packers and Stockyards Act, Big Four meatpacking influence, and whether the orders create meaningful freedom for small farmers and processors. From Episode #264: Trump's Rancher Executive Orders: Real Reform or Political Theater? ✨ Subscribe for...
Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin explore the sharp decline in measles mortality before the vaccine era, the roles they attribute to nutrition, hygiene, and breastfeeding, and current claims around vitamin A and cod liver oil. They also examine a 2026 systematic review documenting uncommon transmission from vaccinated cases and ask what the evidence does - and does not - establish. From Episode #263: Pennsylvania's Measles Fight, Amish Freedom, and the Questions Behind the Headlines...