Can the “Food Revolution” Unite Us?
Apr 18, 2018 ·
56m 44s
Aired Tuesday, 17 April 2018, 5:00 PM EST Can the “Food Revolution” Unite Us? A Conversation with Food Activist Ocean Robbins “We need to shift the focus from ‘identity’ issues...
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Aired Tuesday, 17 April 2018, 5:00 PM EST
Can the “Food Revolution” Unite Us?
A Conversation with Food Activist Ocean Robbins
“We need to shift the focus from ‘identity’ issues that keep us divided to the ‘identical’ issues that unite us — clean food, clean air, clean water and clean government.” — Swami Beyondananda
Until now the two-party duopoly has kept us divided by “identity” issues so that we have been unable to unite around “identical” issues, those all of us share in common like clean air, clean water, clean food and clean government.
As more people from both the conservative and progressive “tribes” begin to awaken around the need for unadulterated, nutritious food — and also begin to explore medicine beyond drugs and surgery — there is a new potential for a unifying force that can “overgrow” the misrepresentations by big Pharma and agribusiness.
Our guest this week, Ocean Robbins, is a leading voice in food education and helping the public discern real information from industry “impropaganda”. In doing so, he has found himself working across ideological lines and creating some surprising alliances. Ocean grew up in a “food family.” His grandfather was co-founder of Baskin Robbins ice cream. His dad, John Robbins, was a pioneering food educator and activist who rejected dairy products in favor of a vegan diet, and wrote a best-selling book, Diet For A New America.
Ocean has been an activist, organizer and entrepreneur since he was a child. As founder of Food Revolution Network, has helped people choose cleaner and more nutritious foods, regardless of whether they are vegans or omnivores.
In this week’s conversation, Ocean will discuss this burgeoning clean food movement and its potential for connecting us beyond the divide. He will explore both the possibilities for and the barriers to transpartisan engagement around healthy foods and natural medicine, and share some success stories. He will also share some details on the upcoming Food Revolution Summit.
If you’re curious about how clean and healthy food can help build a strong body politic 12-ways, join us this Tuesday, April 17th at 2 pm PT / 5 pm ET.
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Can the “Food Revolution” Unite Us?
A Conversation with Food Activist Ocean Robbins
“We need to shift the focus from ‘identity’ issues that keep us divided to the ‘identical’ issues that unite us — clean food, clean air, clean water and clean government.” — Swami Beyondananda
Until now the two-party duopoly has kept us divided by “identity” issues so that we have been unable to unite around “identical” issues, those all of us share in common like clean air, clean water, clean food and clean government.
As more people from both the conservative and progressive “tribes” begin to awaken around the need for unadulterated, nutritious food — and also begin to explore medicine beyond drugs and surgery — there is a new potential for a unifying force that can “overgrow” the misrepresentations by big Pharma and agribusiness.
Our guest this week, Ocean Robbins, is a leading voice in food education and helping the public discern real information from industry “impropaganda”. In doing so, he has found himself working across ideological lines and creating some surprising alliances. Ocean grew up in a “food family.” His grandfather was co-founder of Baskin Robbins ice cream. His dad, John Robbins, was a pioneering food educator and activist who rejected dairy products in favor of a vegan diet, and wrote a best-selling book, Diet For A New America.
Ocean has been an activist, organizer and entrepreneur since he was a child. As founder of Food Revolution Network, has helped people choose cleaner and more nutritious foods, regardless of whether they are vegans or omnivores.
In this week’s conversation, Ocean will discuss this burgeoning clean food movement and its potential for connecting us beyond the divide. He will explore both the possibilities for and the barriers to transpartisan engagement around healthy foods and natural medicine, and share some success stories. He will also share some details on the upcoming Food Revolution Summit.
If you’re curious about how clean and healthy food can help build a strong body politic 12-ways, join us this Tuesday, April 17th at 2 pm PT / 5 pm ET.
How you can support Wiki Politiki
Join the “upwising” — join the conversation, and become a Wiki Politiki supporter: http://wikipolitiki.com/join-the-upwising/
Go ahead, PATRONIZE me! Support Wiki Politiki monthly through Patreon!
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