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“Great program on bitter greens and health. So why is the BBC Food Programme hosting ads from one of the most destructive companies in the world, and the promoter of the least nutritious food in the galaxy, McDonald’s? Are sponsors for healthy food that hard to find? McDonald’s is unsustainable, drives the rampant practice of monoculture, pushes deforestation of the Amazon, and is the cause of so much obesity in the US and the world. Why not get Exxon to sponsor you? Their effect on the world is as bad as McDonald’s. What’s the difference? BBC do better, please. It’s sickening to hear an ad for greasy Big Macs in the middle of a great show about the health benefits of bitter foods. What a bitter pill!”
classical_antiquity via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/18/24
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“Superbly researched program/0podcast. Diverse range of topics presented expertly by numerous people involved in past and future food supply.”
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06/12/23
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“It feels like this podcast is trying to plug a low carb diet and interviewing highly controversial people such as dr Aseem Malhotra. It puts me off listening to its other podcasts even if they are not diet related.”
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07/17/20
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“Every week there is always an interesting and informative food subject to listen to. I can also recommend the BBC podcast archives for the Food Programme.”
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05/14/14
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