Dr. Lamm sits with Joe Proudman, the Associate Director of Communications at the Clarity and Leadership for Environmental Awareness and Research (CLEAR) Center. They discuss the center's origins, mission, research areas, and science communication efforts, including how they aim to address the five pillars supporting their work. The CLEAR Center works to help the animal agriculture industry operate more efficiently while reducing its environmental and climate impact.

In this episode of AgriCurious, Dr. Alexa Lamm interviews staff from AgNext, an innovative animal agriculture research center at Colorado State University. They explore the center’s mission, detail current and upcoming research projects, and address a common challenge: helping people truly grasp the science behind their work.

Covering topics from methane emissions and livestock welfare to data-driven decision-making, discover how AgNext is shaping the future of sustainable animal agriculture and translating complex research into practical solutions for nutrient-dense food systems for everyone.

Ever wondered what makes farming in Africa so different from farming in America?

In this episode, we sit down with Zola, a bold and inspiring woman farmer, as she takes us through her journey from how she got started to the challenges she’s faced, the barriers she’s broken, and the wins she’s proud of. It’s a real talk on two farming worlds, one passion, and the roots that keep her grounded. You don’t want to miss this one!

Did you ever think you could learn about agriculture in a fun and easy way?

Well, that’s exactly what we’re doing here on AgriCurious by making big conversations about food, science, and the environment simple, relatable, and fun.

In this premiere episode, we kick things off with a conversation with Dr. Alexa Lamm, a leading voice in agricultural communication at the University of Georgia.

We talk about the purpose behind this podcast, why agricultural conversations matter more than ever, and what you can expect in future episodes.

Let’s get curious!