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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Barbecue Earth
Barbecue Earth is a six-part narrative podcast about meat. But it’s not about the best way to grill a delicious steak. It’s about meat as a commodity, a powerful industry, and a major reason why our planet is overheating. Join Heewon Park and Noah Gordon of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on a world tour of meat’s global impacts. We’ll look at a farmer’s revolt in the Netherlands, cattle laundering in Brazil, lab-grown meat in California, the United Nations’ reluctance to talk about what meat production does to the planet, and much more.
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Ratings & Reviews
5.0 stars from 17 ratings
This is the best podcast that any think tank has ever produced. It does an amazing job of exploring a complex set of issues through skilled storytelling. The guests are all compelling and the show itself is easy to listen to
Bfeldman916 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/13/24
Excellent
Well crafted overview of corruption in democracies, including interesting historical references, interviews, and case studies.
Km_anders via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/19/23
Recent Episodes
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Published 03/12/24
Published 03/05/24
There’s a lot to learn from the lobster. Its transformation from disdained prison food to fine-dining delicacy reveals how culture shapes our palate and how people could start to get a taste for food that does less damage to the planet than a bacon cheeseburger. In Episode 5, we look to the...
Published 03/05/24
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