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The Honourable Neema Lugangira is a Member of Parliament in Tanzania and Co-chair of the SUN Movement. Hon. Lugangira is a champion of policy and legislative reform and an advocate for sustainability and economic development in Tanzania and across Africa.
In this episode, Hon. Lugangira discusses the often overlooked elements of nutrition consideration in Africa, the importance of tackling nutrition and climate change together, and shares the childhood stunting statistics from her home region that ignited her passion for nutrition and agriculture and led her to seek out the parliamentary position where she could have the most direct impact.
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This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.
Dr Anika Molesworth is a Scientist, Farmer, and Author of “Our Sunburnt Country”. Anika is a globally recognised voice for sustainable, climate-resilient agriculture.
In this episode, Anika reveals how growing up during the Millennium Drought spurred her interest in climate change and sustainable agriculture. She shares how everyone can contribute to the fight against climate change by eating local, nutrient-dense foods, transitioning to renewable energy, or using public transport. Anika also discusses her book, “Our Sunburnt Country”, which highlights the impacts of climate change on agriculture and offers hope through real-world solutions.
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Dr. Ismahane Elouafi is the Executive Managing Director of CGIAR. CGIAR supports and develops research and innovation in food, land, and water systems to create a sustainable, climate-resilient world.
In this episode, Ismahane talks about CGIAR and its impact on food, land, and water systems globally. She discusses the need for agricultural research in the fight against global hunger and how necessary funding is to combat food insecurity and climate change.
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Sam Kass is a Chef and former Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition under the Obama administration. During his tenure in the White House, Sam played a key role in First Lady Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move!” campaign and contributed to healthy food initiatives for the American people while also keeping the First Family fed as the White House Chef.
In this episode, Sam shares how he ended up at the White House with the Obamas, what he learnt as a political operator, and what nutrition and healthy food means to him. He also discusses the current administration and the importance of continued commitment to sustainable agricultural practices and nutrition goals, particularly for children.
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Brieuc Pont is France's Special Envoy on Nutrition and Secretary General of the Nutrition for Growth Summit (N4G). N4G is a gathering of global leaders to address and embrace a new vision for nutrition and sustainable development worldwide.
In this episode, Brieuc explains how his diplomatic career turned towards championing global nutrition. He also discusses the upcoming Nutrition for Growth Summit in Paris and the challenges in uniting a fragmented nutrition community.
N4G 2025 will be in Paris on the 27th and 28th of March.
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This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.
Peggy Chan is the Executive Director of Zero Foodprint Asia and the Founder of Grassroots Initiatives Consultancy. Zero Foodprint Asia is part of a global non-profit organisation mobilising the food industry around soil regeneration for better food and health, thriving farms, and a healthier planet.
In this episode, Peggy shares her journey from working as a chef to becoming a force for environmental change in farming and hospitality. She discusses her role in developing Hong Kong’s first carbon-neutral restaurant, Grassroots Pantry, and how that led to her involvement with Zero Foodprint Asia, whose goal is to support farmers transitioning to regenerative farming practices with the aid of restaurants and consumers across Asia.
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This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.
Shauravi Malik is the Co-founder of Slurrp Farm. Slurrp Farm is an award-winning children’s food brand committed to making delicious food from sustainable, diverse, nutrient-dense ingredients.
In this episode, Shauravi shares her path from the finance industry to founding a children’s food brand and discusses the challenges in balancing taste and nutrition for product development. She emphasises the importance of a healthy, well-rounded diet for kids, and how the food choices parents make in the first thousand days can influence the rest of their children's lives.
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Richard Duncan is the CEO of Niue Honey Company. Niue Honey Company is a certified organic producer of honey and the home of the Pacific Bee Sanctuary.
In this episode, Richard discusses the role of bees as pollinators in the food system, the origin and future of Niue Honey Company, and how its remote location aids in preserving honeybees against colony collapse. He also shares his hopes for providing more education about bees, honey, and Niue to consumers worldwide.
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Danny McCubbin is the Founder of The Good Kitchen. The Good Kitchen is a community kitchen in the remote Sicilian town of Mussomeli that aims to feed vulnerable people and reduce food waste.
In this episode, Danny shares his journey from Australia to working with Jamie Oliver, before ultimately buying a one-Euro house in Mussomeli with the dream of feeding the local community. He explains the challenges The Good Kitchen initially faced, how it has helped the local Mussomeli community, and what he is most proud of.
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Greg Bramwell is the Director of Food (& Beverage) at BaxterStorey. BaxterStorey provides catering services to hundreds of workplaces in six different countries with a focus on taste, nutrition, and sustainability.
In this episode, Greg highlights how BaxterStorey prioritises food sustainability, education, and authentic food experiences for staff and customers. He explains the programs they’ve implemented to reach their sustainability goals and improve their service. He also emphasises the importance of collaboration and innovation in a post-COVID world.
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This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.
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