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Oh Crop! Food Systems Podcast

Oh Crop! explores the urgent connections between environmental justice, climate change, and public health through the lens of food systems. Join host Kat Morgan, MPH for conversations with leading researchers, farmers, activists, and changemakers who are reimagining how we grow, distribute, and think about food. We dig into the root causes of our food system"s biggest challenges and spotlight the innovative solutions sprouting around the world. Whether you"re a sustainability professional, climate

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00:33:53

E20: Dr. Stefan Schmitz on The Crop Trust's Mission...

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2025/10/24

This episode of Oh Crop! features a conversation between host Kat Morgan and Dr. Stefan Schmitz, who is the Executive Director of the Crop Trust. Recorded during New York Climate Week 2025, the discussion centers on the imperative role of crop diversity in securing the future of our food system, connecting the historical globalization of food, where major crops originated far from where they are now grown, to the present-day risks of over-relying on a narrow selection of staple crops. Dr. Schmitz

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00:20:40

E19: Meli Bees on Indigenous Wisdom and Community...

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2025/09/30

In this episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan, MPH sits down with Ana Rosa de Lima and Ivi Pauli, PhD, from the Meli Bees Network. This woman-led global organization connects over 100 indigenous and local communities with the resources and partners they need to regenerate their environments and strengthen their territories.Anna, the director and founder, shares how her indigenous heritage and experience in the Amazon guide her work, while biologist Ivi Pauli discusses weaving indigenous wisdom with

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E18: Monika Shukla on Bee-ing the Change | The Humble...

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2025/08/29

In this episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan sits down with Monika Shukla, the visionary co-founder and CEO of Humble Bee, a social enterprise revolutionizing beekeeping in rural India.Monika shares her inspiring journey and vision to empower smallholder farmers and women through a powerful social enterprise model. The conversation highlights how the introduction of a beehive fundamentally changes a farmer's life, not just by providing an additional income stream but also by increasing land

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00:22:44

E17: World Food Programme's Andreia Fausto on Somali...

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2025/07/07

In this episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan sits down with Andreia Fausto, Head of Climate Smart Food Systems at the World Food Programme in Somalia, broadcasting from Mogadishu.The conversation reveals fascinating innovations emerging across Somalia's diverse ecological zones: agroecological practices that communities "already had before," solar-powered irrigation systems, and cooperatives where women make key business decisions. Andreia shares her observations from extensive field

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00:25:58

E16: World Food Prize Laureate Catherine Bertini on...

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2025/06/03

In this timely episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan sits down with Catherine Bertini, the 2003 World Food Prize Laureate and former UN World Food Program Executive Director, to discuss the unprecedented crisis facing global food aid. With a staggering $16.9 billion funding gap threatening 123 million vulnerable people, Catherine shares her bold vision for completely reimagining how the world addresses hunger. Drawing from her 20+ years of experience and her "eureka moment" about

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E15: Dr. Million Belay "Food is Not a Commodity" &...

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2025/05/09

In this episode, Dr. Million Belay discusses research he coordinated across Africa examining agricultural approaches. "In 2013, we asked ourselves, does agroecology work for Africa?" he explains, describing how they gathered and synthesized case studies from numerous countries. Their findings revealed that ecological farming practices consistently improved both productivity and farmer income while supporting environmental health.Million's declaration that "food is not a

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00:25:32

E14: Dr. Jessica Fanzo on The Food for Humanity...

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2025/04/22

In this thought-provoking episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan welcomes Dr. Jessica Fanzo, a true pioneer at the crossroads of climate science and food systems. As Professor of Climate and Director of the groundbreaking Food for Humanity Initiative at Columbia Climate School, Dr. Fanzo shares her fascinating journey from nutrition scientist to global food systems champion. She unpacks the vision behind the Food for Humanity Initiative and reveals how it's bringing together diverse experts to tackle

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E13: Big Chicken Author Maryn McKenna on the Bird Flu...

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2025/03/29

Is Bird Flu a Slow-Motion Disaster? How can industrial agriculture fuel a pandemic, and what risks do dairy workers face? On this episode of Oh Crop!, we're tackling the urgent bird flu crisis with award-winning journalist and public health expert Maryn McKenna. Maryn unravels the complex web of industrial agriculture, zoonotic diseases, and the escalating threat to animal and human health.We delve into the realities of the current U.S. bird flu outbreak, exploring how intensive farming practices

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00:36:49

E12. "Chief Beans Officer" Paul Newnham on Beans are...

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2025/02/19

Will we eat beans in space? Why do they give us gas (and how can we reduce it)? And just why are beans so darn awesome for people and planet, anyway? On this episode of Oh Crop!, we're diving deep into the world of legumes with none other than Paul Newnham, a strategic food systems innovator, leader of the SDG2 Advocacy Hub, and the self-proclaimed "Chief Beans Officer"! Paul shares his inspiring journey to becoming a champion for global nutrition security, revealing how a passion for these humble

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00:32:35

E11. Priyanka Naik: Vegan Celebrity Chef on...

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2025/01/05

In this episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan sits down with the inspiring Priyanka Naik, an award-winning vegan chef, Food Network champion, TV host, and author of The Modern Tiffin. Priyanka shares her journey as a first-generation Indian-American raised on Staten Island and how her Indian heritage and love for storytelling fuel her mission to advocate for sustainable, plant-based diets.Together, they delve into critical issues at the intersection of food and justice, including food as medicine,

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E10. "Spice Queen" Matilda Mtei’s Role in...

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2024/08/26

In this episode of Oh Crop, host Kat Morgan chats with Matilda Jarod Mtei, a trailblazer in horticulture and agriculture from Arusha, Tanzania. Known as the "Spice Queen," Matilda brings a unique perspective to the field, having turned her passion for plants into a remarkable career. From her early days as an intern at the World Vegetable Center to her current role managing the Vegetable Technologies Hub (VegTechHub), Matilda's journey is one of inspiration and innovation. Matilda

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00:31:30

E9. "Bug Ninja" Eric Middleton on Eco-Conscious Pest...

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2024/06/13

In this episode, I’m thrilled to interview Eric Middleton, "full-time entomologist, part-time ninja warrior." He is an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Advisor at the University of California Cooperative Extension. With a B.S. in Biology from the University of Utah, a PhD from the University of Minnesota, and postdoctoral work on invasive pest control in Florida's citrus groves, Eric brings a wealth of knowledge on sustainable agriculture and eco-friendly pest management solutions

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E8. Raj Patel on Civil Society, Regenerative...

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2024/03/02

In this episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan is joined by renowned author, filmmaker, and academic Raj Patel. Raj Patel, known as the 'rock star of social justice writing,' shares insights drawn from his extensive work, including his seminal books 'Stuffed and Starved' and ‘Inflamed.’ From critiquing prescriptive NGOs to advocating for grassroots democracy and equitable access to nutritious options, the episode explores pressing issues facing global food systems. The conversation

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E7. Lew Ziska on the Nexus of Climate Change, Food,...

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2024/01/09

Welcome to Oh Crop, where we dig deep into the connections between Environmental Justice, Climate Change, and Food Systems. Join me, Kat Morgan, as I sit down with the brilliant Dr. Lew Ziska, associate professor at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health. We'll explore the dynamic relationships between climate change, plant biology, and public health, shedding light on issues of food security, nutrition, pesticides, and environmental justice. Read Lew's Bio Check out

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E6. Mark Plotkin on Bridging Knowledge Systems,...

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2023/10/03

In this episode of "Oh Crop," host Kat Morgan engages Dr. Mark Plotkin, an esteemed ethnobotanist, in a profound conversation about the vital role of indigenous wisdom in environmental conservation. They explore how environmental justice intersects with indigenous knowledge and the urgent need for collaboration between Western science and Traditional Ecological Knowledge, and finally, Mark offers guidance to aspiring environmental justice advocates and researchers. Dr. Mark Plotkin's

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E5. Alejandra Schrader on Food Activism for Human and...

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2023/09/10

This episode explores the journey of a guest who is passionate about promoting healthy diets, equity, and sustainability in food systems. Alejandra Schrader is an award-winning author, food systems champion, plant-based nutrition certified chef, and activist based in Los Angeles, CA. We discuss the role of plant-based diets in public health and environmental justice and ways to engage communities with limited access to nutritious food and inspire positive action. Read Alejandra's

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E4. Michael Kotutwa Johnson on Traditional Ecological...

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2023/07/31

In this podcast episode, Dr. Michael Kotutwa Johnson, a member of the Hopi Tribe, discusses the challenges Indigenous communities face regarding their food systems due to climate change. He emphasizes the importance of traditional Indigenous knowledge and practices in building resilience and sustainability in food systems. His expertise and work underscore the urgency of supporting Indigenous communities in their efforts to combat climate change and protect their cultural heritage. Read Michael

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00:06:59

E3. Guided Visualization Exercise

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2023/07/19

In today's episode, I’ll lead you through a short guided visualization exercise as a tool for agenda-setting to foster empathy and generate a shared vision for nourishing food systems.

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E1. Connecting the Dots

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2023/03/06

Episode 1 covers Background, Theory, and Tools to understand the interconnections between climate change, food systems, and environmental justice. This episode discusses: Climate change, environmental justice, and food systems are all closely tied to public health. Climate change is causing rising temperatures and more extreme weather events, which can lead to health problems. It's also changing how we produce and distribute food, which is a major contributor to climate change. Unfortunately,

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00:29:57

E2. Mark Bittman on Food Systems & Environmental Justice

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2023/03/05

In Episode 2, I'm thrilled to share a conversation with Mark Bittman about his work as a New York Times editor, bestselling author, food justice advocate, and lecturer at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. We chat about the following: Exploring the nexus between climate change, agriculture, nutrition, and health. Considering ontological shifts such as heightened ecological and philosophical awareness of Earth’s finite resources and land distribution. Tips for public health

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