A commercial fisherman turned kelp and oyster farmer, Bren’s award-winning book, Eat Like a Fish, shows us how our oceans offer up a scalable solution to our global climate crisis.Breaking down the walls between land and sea, learn about Bren’s
In this episode, Andy answers the question we get asked the most when it comes to regenerative agriculture: could it feed the world? With his own 100 hectare arable farm in Gascony, his regenerative farming model — Wildfarmed – and the French
Like us, Dan Barber is on a mission to raise the bar on flavour as he shakes up the way food is grown for good. You might know him from the award winning Netflix series Chef’s Table, where he showcased the efforts of farmers, ecologists and nut
Listen in to the second half of Franco's conversation with Alice Waters: chef and founder of Chez Panisse, pioneer of The Edible Schoolyard and slow food activist. They cover how the schoolyard project has evolved as it's expanded nationwide,
This week it's a titan of the slow food movement: Alice Waters. From dinners for friends at Chez Panisse to taking activism to the classroom with The Edible Schoolyard, her living legacy's making serious dents in the food system. Covering too m
Episode 2 of Transform the Food System — our brand new podcast series — is streaming now. This week we’re speaking to the author of For the Love of Soil and Director of Integrity Soils, Nicole Masters. With boundless knowledge of life in our
Magnus came into the spotlight as the innovative head chef at Fäviken — the progressive 24 seat restaurant in the Swedish countryside that drew international acclaim before closing in December 2019. His book, Faviken 4015 Days, Beginning to End
The food system is opaque. When we start to unpack it, we find that it’s broken and taking its toll on the earth, its people and our economies. When just 15¢ of every dollar spent on food goes back to the grower, and industrialised agriculture