003 | Parenting, adventures in Europe, squeaky wheels and product demand

Jennifer Campbell and I talk about parenting farm kids and coaching their advocating skills. I corner Jent about her recent posts about Casey's General Store and then jump into questioning bread as a culprit for American obesity rates. Jent explains her experience with fried jellyfish, the Chinese culture’s understanding of food production and labeling. We attempt to mathematically determine who are our squeaky wheels and how they are changing the way corporations are doing business followed by a debate on proactive versus being in reactive crisis situations. The show closes with a call-to-action for listeners who are grain farmers.