As so often these serendipitous things happen, last week I watched the 1973 film “Soylent Green” and this week finished the 2012 book by Josh Schonwald, “The Taste of Tomorrow“, both views of our impending food future.
That they were produced almost forty years [...]
Ever since I started on this journey almost a year and a half ago, I have been voraciously reading books and blogs, listening to podcasts, watching videos and generally inundating my brain with as much information as possible about diet, overall health and disease, obesity, permaculture and farming…the list seems endless. During this time I [...]
I saw “The Hunger Games” with my 11 year old son today and, while I enjoyed the movie (and the books), I believe that we are in the midst off our own “Hunger Games” at the moment.
I won’t go into too much detail on the story, but here’s the gist: after a bloody revolution [...]
When I first read “the Omnivore’s Dilemma” and learned about Joel Salatin’s Polyface Farms and the concept of permaculture, I knew that this was someone worth paying attention to.
Over the past year, on my journey to Paleo, I have learned a great deal about about our ancestral past, the food supply, nutrition, [...]
I have been listening to the Paleo Summit this past week and I was happy to see that the last days’ theme was “Getting Your Mind Right.”
If you’re a fan of Sean Croxton’s podcast like I am, this is something you will hear him and his guests say [...]
Ah liverwurst….brings back memories of being a kid and throwing together a giant sandwich with liverwurst, mayo, mustard, lettuce and tomatoes and chowing down the meaty goodness. Sigh….delicious…..
So, now that I’m 44 and have been paleo for the past year, I am reunited with my old friend. I recently made my first purchase from [...]
Its not usually my thing to trash another’s work, but when I saw this article called “Don’t Eat Like a Caveman” by Melody Cherny on FoodSafetyNews.com, I felt that I needed to comment. And comment I did, although for some reason it didn’t get posted to [...]
It was about ten years ago when I first read “Kitchen Confidential” by Anthony Bourdain. It only took a moment to realize that this was someone with a unique perspective on food and the business of making it. His humor and gonzo style of writing hooked me from [...]
Recently I saw this and it caught my eye. You can make a donation to the Obama 2012 Campaign and be entered to win dinner with the President and First Lady. Check it out.
Having some strong opinions on the state of things, I have put my money where [...]
Sitting around with some time off, I figured I’d do a little light reading. Having been steeped in things Paleo for the past year, I thought I’d try something a bit different.
If you’re already up to your kettle bells in Paleo, than you probably don’t need to read “Why We Get Fat”, [...]
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