Naomi Starkman's guest appearances

Naomi Starkman

Farm To Table Talk

Rootstock Radio

Flipping the Table

Wendell Berry

Leah Penniman

Bob Quinn

Erin Fitzgerald

Temple Grandin

Liz Carlisle

Karen Ross

Jeff Moyer

Karen Washington

Rodger Wasson

Tom Philpott

Raj Patel

Sam Fromartz

Charles Benbrook

Severine Von Tscharner Fleming

OwlTail

The global pandemic crisis is an important reminder of just how essential are the farmers and workers at every stage, all the way from Farm to Table. Fortunately these "essential" members of the food system are also resilient, able to adjust quickly to difficult conditions. Their stories and examples of the food system's resilience are being shared on Civil Eats and in this episode of Farm To Table Talk, in a conversation with the visionary Founder and Editor in Chief of Civil Eats, Naomi Starkman. www.CivilEats.com

The global pandemic crisis is an important reminder of just how essential are the farmers and workers at every stage, all the way from Farm to Table. Fortunately these "essential" members of the food system are also resilient, able to adjust quickly to difficult conditions. Their stories and examples of the food system's resilience are being shared on Civil Eats and in this episode of Farm To Table Talk, in a conversation with the visionary Founder and Editor in Chief of Civil Eats, Naomi Starkman. <a href="http://www.CivilEats.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.CivilEats.com</a>

How Essential – Naomi Starkman, Civil Eats

On this week’s episode of Rootstock Radio, founder and editor-in-chief of Civil Eats Naomi Starkman reflects on 10 years spent building a daily news source for critical thought about the American food system. She’s not interested in being beholden to big advertisers and big business, or in chasing the current 24-hour news cycle for that matter. No, Naomi is interested in illuminating the triumphs and challenges of our current food system through fair, balanced and high-quality journalism. With the James Beard Foundation’s 2014 Publication of the Year Award under its belt, Civil Eats is well on its way to doing exactly that.

<p>On this week’s episode of Rootstock Radio, founder and editor-in-chief of <a href="https://civileats.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Civil Eats</a> Naomi Starkman reflects on 10 years spent building a daily news source for critical thought about the American food system. She’s not interested in being beholden to big advertisers and big business, or in chasing the current 24-hour news cycle for that matter. No, Naomi is interested in illuminating the triumphs and challenges of our current food system through fair, balanced and high-quality journalism. With the James Beard Foundation’s 2014 Publication of the Year Award under its belt, Civil Eats is well on its way to doing exactly that.</p>

Naomi Starkman of Civil Eats on Fixing TWO Broken Systems: Food & Media

A decade on the frontlines covering the food movement reveals rich insights on what is working and what more must be done to fix the many food and farming challenges

<p>A decade on the frontlines covering the food movement reveals rich insights on what is working and what more must be done to fix the many food and farming challenges</p>

Ep#3 - Naomi Starkman, Reflections from the Founder of Civil Eats