Best Errol Schweizer Podcasts (2024)

Ora Wise is a Brooklyn-based chef, community organizer, cultural producer, and educator whose current work invests in community controlled and regenerative food systems. For over a decade, Ora focused on media-based education, including co-facilitating the Palestine Education Project's high school program Slingshot Hip Hop: Culture & Resistance fro…

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Episode 157: Dr. John Fagan’s Concerning New Findings About “Animal Free” Dairy 35:15

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Episode 156: Chef Reem Assil, Gaza and Hospitality For Humanity 42:30

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Episode 155: Talking Grocery and Public Food With Dr. Sarah Taber, Part One 3:15:00

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DIY isn't enough: systematic change with Cory Doctorow 55:57

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This episode, Cory Doctorow comes on to talk about how profits are political: individualistic DIY solutions aren't enough, and it takes large-scale political changes to level the playing field. We talk about how rank-and-file people can mobilize to advocate for ourselves, even when we're up against food and tech giants that seem unbeatable. • Menti…

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Episode 154: Why Anchor Steam Should Become A Worker Owned Co-op 27:30

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Food logistics for the people! Pt. 2 of interview with Errol Schweizer [TRAILER] 8:45

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Here's the rest of the interview with Errol Shweizer! You can listen to the whole episode on Patreon. Transcript for the trailer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 153: Kathy Finn of UFCW770 On Keeping Grocery Workers Safe 18:15

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Deep dive: food distribution with Errol Schweizer 45:21

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There's a saying in food justice: "There's plenty of food to feed everyone! The problem is distribution." But when we talk about reforming the food system, farms get all the spotlight. We rarely focus on distribution- even though we know it's the key to solving hunger. How does food get from the farm to people? Who decides where crops should go? Wo…

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Episode 152: Cooperation Now More Than Ever: Grocery Cooperatives At Scale - Part 2 47:00

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Episode 151: Cooperation Now More Than Ever: Grocery Co-ops in the Age of Crisis - Part 1 56:00

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Bonus episode: Chicken farming & money [TRAILER] 15:51

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This is a short clip of a bonus episode for Patreon followers. Subscribe to Farm to Taber on Patreon for the full episode! • Today we talk contract broiler farming! This is the type of farming famous for "giant barns full of chickens that the farmers don't own." If you've ever wondered why farmers would keep farming in a way that "everyone just kno…

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Ag & tech workplace culture with the Nightingales 1:28:23

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I ran into the Nightingales a few years ago on Twitter. They've spent years working to make jobs more humane (and even succeeding!) It quickly became clear that we're running into a lot of the same workplace problems in our respective industries. But how? I'm in agriculture, and they're in tech! What's going on? We talk about how sucky jobs in any …

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Mailbag Q&A with Hanah Ehrenreich [TRAILER] 10:34

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Full episode on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 150: Kim Stanley Robinson 56:00

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Indigenous food systems of the Midwest: interview with Dr. Susan Sleeper-Smith 1:17:59

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When sustainability advocates talk about Indigenous agriculture, it's often framed as folksy, timeless, hyperlocal, and incompatible with the modern world. Nothing could be further from the truth! Historian Susan Sleeper-Smith joins us to talk about the reality of how the Miami, Shawnee, Haudenosaunee, and other Indigenous communities in North Amer…