Josh Galt's guest appearances

Josh Galt

Bottled in China

Entovegan Exchange

Sportsman’s Paradise Podcast

Molly Stevens

Gordon Ramsay

Karen MacNeil

Sasa Radikon

David Lucas

Hannah Williams

Peter Marks

Aylon Steinhart

James Lloyd

Cathy Huyghe

Natalie MacLean

Chris Lowder

Natalie Potts

Andrew Adams

Iain Foulds

OwlTail

Kent and Chase talk more about the fishing tournament and have on awesome guest Josh Galt from Scale Damage Charters. They talk about everything outdoors from fishing redfish tournaments to duck hunting with Duck Commander. Plus, Josh talks about catching the 7th largest triple tail in the State and shares some exclusives tips!!! Tune in to this can’t miss episode!

Kent and Chase talk more about the fishing tournament and have on awesome guest Josh Galt from Scale Damage Charters. They talk about everything outdoors from fishing redfish tournaments to duck hunting with Duck Commander. Plus, Josh talks about catching the 7th largest triple tail in the State and shares some exclusives tips!!! Tune in to this can’t miss episode!

Episode 24- Josh Galt Scale Damage Charters

As we continue our discussion about Entomophagy, we speak with Josh Galt about his philosophy regarding health and nutrition. Josh is a health advocate who shares his experience living off a vegan and insect diet, a term he coined as “Entovegan”. In this podcast he helps us break down the idea of  Entomophagy, and the many environmental and health benefits associated with eating insects. We also discuss the use of insect-derived clean beauty products.Find out more on his website: https://joshgalt.com

As we continue our discussion about Entomophagy, we speak with Josh Galt about his philosophy regarding health and nutrition. Josh is a health advocate who shares his experience living off a vegan and insect diet, a term he coined as “Entovegan”. In this podcast he helps us break down the idea of  Entomophagy, and the many environmental and health benefits associated with eating insects. We also discuss the use of insect-derived clean beauty products.Find out more on his website: <a href="https://joshgalt.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://joshgalt.com</a>

Bug Bacon? Leading an Entovegan Diet Movement with Josh Galt

Josh Galt presents AFFIA - the Asian Food and Feed Insects Association - to Wageningen's WIFFN network launch following Professor Arnold Van Huis' presentation. The presentation outline is below:AFFIA OVERVIEWMembership GrowthFrom 10 to 37 membersASEAN &amp; around the worldAreas of OperationRegulatory ClarificationMarket Access, Collaboration and EducationPromotionEvents &amp; Regional LeadershipInsects highlighted consistently at major food &amp; feed conferences Research PartnershipsUniversities, Government, Private CompaniesASIAN COMPANIES &amp; SUCCESSESAFFIA InfluenceInternational events &amp; global collaborationBSFLFocused in MalaysiaHighest BSFL protein, patented skincare oilCricketsFocused in ThailandWorld’s largest cricket farm, thousands of smallhold farmsSmallhold StandardizationThailand first national GAP farming standardSingapore R&amp;DEDB Agri-food HubRESEARCH OPPORTUNITIESFeedstock for Insects as FeedVast array of clean agro-waste substratesWaste management impact on nutritional compositionDisease Prevention in BSFL / Cricket FarmingSustainability Data of Industrial ProductionImportant to validate industry claimsPlatforms such as Cogastro providing efficiency monitoring &amp; data collectionNutrients in Insect FrassChemical free / organic fertilizer in high demandHigh-Value uses for Chitin and Insect OilTECHNOLOGY GROWTH IN ASIAPenetration into rural areasSocial media driving both general Ag and insect farming growthInternet economy $100 billion, growing at 40% per year*Closed Loop Circular SystemsConnecting rural and urban populationsIntegrating disparate industriesInsects as feedTraditional livestock &amp; aquaculture farmingInsects as foodFrass as fertilizer for organic fruit &amp; vegetable farming)EU &amp; ASIA COLLABORATIONRegulatory ChallengesCurrent blockage of food exports from AsiaInsects broadly categorized with “meat” by EU import authorities, blocking some countries (eg Malaysia)Breakthroughs in AsiaDeep cultural history and knowledgeIdeal climate for efficient productionRegulatory framework allows for experimentationSynergy in Joint EffortsA rising tide raises all shipsCompetition and a free market encourage innovationTogether can lead the world in R&amp;D, policy, and productionSupport the show (https://entovegan.com/podcast)

Josh Galt presents AFFIA - the Asian Food and Feed Insects Association - to Wageningen's WIFFN network launch following Professor Arnold Van Huis' presentation. The presentation outline is below: AFFIA OVERVIEW<ul><li>Membership Growth<ul><li>From 10 to 37 members</li><li>ASEAN &amp; around the world</li></ul></li><li>Areas of Operation<ul><li>Regulatory Clarification</li><li>Market Access, Collaboration and Education</li><li>Promotion</li></ul></li><li>Events &amp; Regional Leadership<ul><li>Insects highlighted consistently at major food &amp; feed conferences </li></ul></li><li>Research Partnerships<ul><li>Universities, Government, Private Companies</li></ul></li></ul>ASIAN COMPANIES &amp; SUCCESSES<ul><li>AFFIA Influence<ul><li>International events &amp; global collaboration</li></ul></li><li>BSFL<ul><li>Focused in Malaysia</li><li>Highest BSFL protein, patented skincare oil</li></ul></li><li>Crickets<ul><li>Focused in Thailand</li><li>World’s largest cricket farm, thousands of smallhold farms</li></ul></li><li>Smallhold Standardization<ul><li>Thailand first national GAP farming standard</li></ul></li><li>Singapore R&amp;D<ul><li>EDB Agri-food Hub</li></ul></li></ul>RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES<ul><li>Feedstock for Insects as Feed<ul><li>Vast array of clean agro-waste substrates</li><li>Waste management impact on nutritional composition</li></ul></li><li>Disease Prevention in BSFL / Cricket Farming</li><li>Sustainability Data of Industrial Production<ul><li>Important to validate industry claims</li><li>Platforms such as Cogastro providing efficiency monitoring &amp; data collection</li></ul></li><li>Nutrients in Insect Frass<ul><li>Chemical free / organic fertilizer in high demand</li></ul></li><li>High-Value uses for Chitin and Insect Oil</li></ul>TECHNOLOGY GROWTH IN ASIA<ul><li>Penetration into rural areas<ul><li>Social media driving both general Ag and insect farming growth</li><li>Internet economy $100 billion, growing at 40% per year*</li></ul></li><li>Closed Loop Circular Systems<ul><li>Connecting rural and urban populations</li><li>Integrating disparate industries<ul><li>Insects as feed</li><li>Traditional livestock &amp; aquaculture farming</li><li>Insects as food</li><li>Frass as fertilizer for organic fruit &amp; vegetable farming)</li></ul></li></ul></li></ul>EU &amp; ASIA COLLABORATION<ul><li>Regulatory Challenges<ul><li>Current blockage of food exports from Asia</li><li>Insects broadly categorized with “meat” by EU import authorities, blocking some countries (eg Malaysia)</li></ul></li><li>Breakthroughs in Asia<ul><li>Deep cultural history and knowledge</li><li>Ideal climate for efficient production</li><li>Regulatory framework allows for experimentation</li></ul></li><li>Synergy in Joint Efforts<ul><li>A rising tide raises all ships</li><li>Competition and a free market encourage innovation</li><li>Together can lead the world in R&amp;D, policy, and production</li></ul></li></ul> <a href="https://entovegan.com/podcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://entovegan.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://entovegan.com/podcast</a>)

Wageningen WIFFN Launch - Josh Galt presentation of the insect industry in Asia