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Episode 018 : Joe Skipper - Crickets and Other Alternative Protein Sources
Sustainability. Sustainability. Sustainability. It's a topic that is on the tip of many tongues and debatedacross an array of industries, especially on buses. The real question, though, one that we often forget to ask. What can I personally do, engender a sustainable planet? This week's guest Joseph Skipper - who also goes by the nicknameCricket Guy - literally quit his job one day to farm Crickets.His reasoning? A deep inner yearning to farm coupled with a desire to create a viable impact on our planet. He is now owner of Seginus Farms @seginusfarms, first urban cricket farm in Florida devoted exclusively to raising human-grade entomological products Joe recognized that crickets are a sustainable and healthysource of protein just now starting to be eaten inThe United States. Outside of the U.S. crickets are eaten by billions of peopleas both a major source of protein and a delicacy. He wantsto capitalize on a potentially huge growing market while also creatinga positive environmental impact. In this episode, we talk all things bugs. Heck, we even eata few on air. Joe talks insect eating regulations, their diet, and his experience at the Insect Eating Conventionin Detroit. Among other things - this conversation obviouslybecomes a great one about nutritional hacking. You can find out more @seginusfarms and you can also purchasethe prized Moringa Cricket Power Mix (which we love and use) to make Cricket Brownies. Here is a good article to learn about the power of cricket protein or visit Grubbly Farms the company from Forbes 30 under 30 positively impacting the chicken feed industry. Since we are on a role here with alternative nutrition and medicine.Our most recent conversation with Danny Perdeck, Owner of Green RoadsWorld explores how CBD oil provides health hacks.
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Sustainability. Sustainability. Sustainability. It's a topic that is on the tip of many tongues and debatedacross an array of industries, especially on buses. The real question, though, one that we often forget to ask. What can I personally do, engender a sustainable planet? This week's guest Joseph Skipper - who also goes by the nicknameCricket Guy - literally quit his job one day to farm Crickets.His reasoning? A deep inner yearning to farm coupled with a desire to create a viable impact on our planet. He is now owner of Seginus Farms @seginusfarms, first urban cricket farm in Florida devoted exclusively to raising human-grade entomological products Joe recognized that crickets are a sustainable and healthysource of protein just now starting to be eaten inThe United States. Outside of the U.S. crickets are eaten by billions of peopleas both a major source of protein and a delicacy. He wantsto capitalize on a potentially huge growing market while also creatinga positive environmental impact. In this episode, we talk all things bugs. Heck, we even eata few on air. Joe talks insect eating regulations, their diet, and his experience at the Insect Eating Conventionin Detroit. Among other things - this conversation obviouslybecomes a great one about nutritional hacking. You can find out more @seginusfarms and you can also purchasethe prized Moringa Cricket Power Mix (which we love and use) to make Cricket Brownies. Here is a good article to learn about the power of cricket protein or visit Grubbly Farms the company from Forbes 30 under 30 positively impacting the chicken feed industry. Since we are on a role here with alternative nutrition and medicine.Our most recent conversation with Danny Perdeck, Owner of Green RoadsWorld explores how CBD oil provides health hacks.
THANK YOU to our sponsors:
Organifi Shop: http://organifishop.com?rfsn=312623.ac447
promo code: BUSDRIVER for a 15% discount
http://gophercase.com/
promo code: onthebus for a 25% discount
onnit: https://www.onnit.com/?a_aid=BUSDRIVER
Visit our site onthebuspodcast.com and shop through our Amazon Portal.
To Support this podcast; leave a review and/or share podcast on whichever social media platform you use.
On the Bus is a podcast that shares powerful conversations with unique and successful young adults on the path to optimizing happiness. Your hosts: Daniel Blum & Brandon Reese – talk an entire spectrum of topics. Keep your hands and feet in the windows, it's going to be a wild (bus) ride. If you would like more information, feel free to contact us by email or visit our website.
All Aboard!