America's Food Crisis: THE OMNIVORE'S DILEMMA

Author Michael Pollan, Tom Colicchio, Jennifer Pelka, Dan Barber, Katie Lee and Crazy Legs Conti weigh in on Pollan's book, THE OMNIVORE'S DILEMMA, and the current state of the American food industry.

This is the first episode of BOOKD. Find out what some of America's finest food writers, food makers, and food eaters have to say about one of the most influential books on food ever written.

Footage provided courtesy of Stone Barns Center For Food & Agriculture. To learn more about the SBC, go to: http://www.stonebarnscenter.org/

The mission of Stone Barns Center is to create a healthy and sustainable food system that benefits us all. Located 25 miles north of Manhattan, Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit institution.

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[sackmaster]

my youtube journey has begun...

[jms12122]

These people are still not awake. Youtube "earthlings" and learn the real truth

[Vizzo69s]

A VERY relevant subject!

[CalisthenicCanuck]

I'm really glad there are more and more videos touching on topics like this. Great!

[lzileri]

The Food Revolution by John Robbins talks about this subject. Lots of information in a really easy-to-read book (and you can find both the normal and kindle versions in Amazon).

[actingqween]

Laws like that will not be enacted (at least, not in much of the western world), because it sounds incredibly similar to what happened in NAZI Germany when the government sterilized the people it deemed were "unfit". Perhaps, a better idea would be to make the "incompetent", "competent" through education and other social programs which might just get them to where they need to be in order to be successful parents.

[Alex Browne]

I can't believe I'm writing this comment.



[Rafal Rusilowicz]

Great book. Just got done reading it.

[GreeeenMartian]

I love your channel.

[IXXI Connolly]

wow she is seriously beautiful 3:57