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Agriculture–Food–Health Linkages in Latin America with Dr. Jaramillo-Botero &vDr. Vázquez Manjarrez
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Building a Sustainable Future with Maisie Ganzler
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Cattle Behavior and Animal Welfare with Dr. Temple Grandin
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The Global Protein Transition with Dr Robert Hall and Dr Justin Siegel
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Ghostly Gourmets: Haunted Histories & Spooky Recipes with Amy Bruni
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A Call to Farms with Jennifer Grayson
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Becoming Earth with Ferris Jabr
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Dietary Diversity with Dr. Gina Kennedy
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Unlocking Gut Health with Nutritionist Morgan Schneller
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Sacred Plants with Dr. Gary Nabhan
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Solving Overactive Bladder with Dr. Ted Johnson
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Fish poison & wart remedy from Sardinia
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Medicinal plant of the Blue Zone region
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Space Food with Vickie Kloeris
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Navigating Climate Anxiety with Dr. Britt Wray
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Food EDU with Kevin Cody & Jackie Bertoldo
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Homegrown National Park with Dr. Doug Tallamy
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Superhot with Troy Primeaux
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Exploring Global Food Diversity and Nutrition with Dr. Anna Herforth
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Saving Earth's Treasures: The Significance of Herbaria - PROMO
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The Crucial Role of Herbaria in Science with Cassandra Quave
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Exclusive Offer for Foodie Listeners Fermentation School!
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Fermented Vegetables with Kirsten and Christopher Shockey - Promo
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Unlocking the Art of Fermentation with Kirsten & Christopher Shockey
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Money, Power, and Corruption in the Food Industry with Austin Frerick
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Insects on the Menu: A Vision for Sustainable Eating with Dr. Meyer-Rochow
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Treaty Talks: Ancient Grains, Plant Diversity and Sustainable Agriculture
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Crop Wild Relatives with Nan McCarry
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Treaty Talks: Crop Diversity and Global Agriculture
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Underutilized foods of the South Pacific with Dr. Vincent Lal
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Treaty Talks: From Green Revolution to Regenerative Agriculture
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The Ethnobotanical with Dr. Sarah Edwards
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Reclaiming Soil with Dr. Jon Lundgren
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The Most Delicious Poison with Dr. Noah Whiteman
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Treaty Talks: The Rise of Pea Proteins
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Pacific Island Food Revolution with Chef Robert Oliver
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Ethnobotany and Conservation in the Northeast Amazon
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Opening Remarks and Keynote
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The ancient origins of traditional medicine and implications for ethnopharmacology
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Stretching labor and care in dense Bosnian homegardens
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Threatened Fish in the Rockies: îyârhe Nakodabi Nations Relationships with Bull Trout
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Enhancing Science Communication for Public Understanding of Human and Planetary Health
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Key Drivers of Variation in Food Crop Composition: A Scoping Review
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Sustainable Diets and Low-Carbon Recipes: How Good Food Promotes Human and Planetary Health
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Urban Ethnobiology: Exploring the Liminal Cobwebs Made of Travelled Peoples, Ideas, and Biotas
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Natural Product Research: Overview of Funding Opportunities at the NCCIH
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Ethnobiological excursions and data sources, 1980-2023
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Advances for the Open and Equitable Sharing of Digital Sequence Information (DSI)
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Traditional, Indigenous, or Leafy? A Definition, Typology, and Way Forward for African Vegetables
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What's in a Tomato?: PTFI Data Preview
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The (R)evolution of Indigenous Foodways
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Archaeobotanical & ethnopharmacological perspectives of ancient & modern psychoactive drug plant use
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The conservation, culture and trade of ayurvedic medicinal plants in the UK
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Ant Viagra in Cameroon Africa
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Zulu craft plants recorded in the Amandawe area, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
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The Power of Healing Gardens
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Nesting Site Fidelity of Man-Made Structures in New York City in House Sparrows (Passer domesticus)
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The ethnobotany of popular music in the Greater Antilles, Caribbean islands
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Ecology, productivity, traditional uses and management of a critically endangered plant in Nepal
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Kanonhkwa'tsheranákere, Where the Medicines Are