Elizabeth Henderson believes in organic, local produce for all classes! On this Just Food Conference 2013 update, Nathaniel Coburn and Erin Fairbanks are talking with Elizabeth about her farm, Peacework Organic Farm, and the possibilities for food justice through a CSA model. Tune in to hear about Elizabeth's pioneering work in community supported agriculture, and what it was like to be a woman farmer twenty-some years ago. How can farming not only provide local, healthy food, but living wage opportunities for the nation's lower classes? Tune in to learn more about Elizabeth's upcoming workshop at the Just Food Conference, and how climate change is threatening the livelihood of farmers everywhere. This segment has been sponsored by Heritage Foods USA.

"When I started farming the weather was fairly stable...Now you have to be ready for anything." [20:40] -- Elizabeth Henderson: farmer and workshop leader, Just Food Conference 2013

This week had some big news for small businesses in the form of President Obama's American Jobs Act. But what exactly is it proposing and Cui Bono? Who profits? Thankfully Flash and Andrew break the bill down for all for you and debate the issues surrounding the proposed $447 billion-dollar bill. Regardless of who you are, this bill most likely could end up affecting you so tune in and find out how. This episode is sponsored by Cain Vineyard & Winery.

This week on Hot Grease, Nicole Taylor discusses the latest food headlines and talks with Chrystal Baker and Amier Thomas of Duo Dishes. Later in the show, she is joined by Tanya Fields of The BLK Project & The Bronx Grub Project. Tune in to learn more about everything from food stamps to collaborative cooking on a community themed edition of Hot Grease. This episode was sponsored by Whole Foods Market.