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First Aired - 04/11/2011 04:30PM
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Anne Saxelby continues her State of Cheese series into Pennsylvania this week on Cutting the Curd. First she is joined by Jay Montgomery of Calkins Creamery. Jay talks about using raw milk and making value added products. Later on the show, Trent Hendricks of Hendricks Farm & Dairy discusses the importance of building relationships with your customers and gives some good resources for those interested in learning more about raw milk regulations. This episode was sponsored by The Barterhouse.
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Cutting the Curd: State of Cheese - Pennslyvania; Calkins Creamery (18:03)
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Anne Saxelby, Sophie Slesinger, Cutting the Curd, Heritage Radio Network, Barterhouse Wines, State of Cheese, Pennsylvania, Jay Montgomery, Calkins Creamery, dairy cows, food safety, food science, best practices, raw milk, family farming, cheese, marketing cheese, aged gouda, cheese cave, soft ripened cheese, Noble Road, value added products, Pennsylvania Cheesemakers Association, Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture, www.pasafarming.org, www.calkinscreamery.com,Hendricks Farm & Dairy (15:30)
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Trent Hendricks, Hendricks Farm & Dairy, charcuterie, raw milk cheese, sales and retail on the farm, distribution, margins, raw milk advocacy, non processed foods, raw milk resources, Weston A Price Foundation, Eat Wild, Devil in the Milk, local food industry, nurture relationships with your customers, cup cheese, novelty cheese, www.HendricksFarmsandDairy.com,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 12/13/2009 02:30PM
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This week on Cutting The Curd, Anne continues her discussion on raw milk. This time, guest Claudia Keel comes by and gives her insight as an herbalist.
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Cutting The Curd Introduction: Raw Dairy & Herbalism (16:10)
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Cutting The Curd, Anne Saxelby, Jack Inslee, Roberta's, 261 Moore St, Bill Saxelby, raw milk, Claudia Keel, pasteurization, urban dairies, cows didnt have access to grass, swill milk, Chicago was the first to require pasteurization, herbalist, nutritionist, what motivates somebody to come to an herbalist, people come when they are sick, word of mouth, body builders, raw dairy, integrating raw milk into healing practices, farming, Weston Price, bone structure, the displacing foods of modern commerce, industrial food, narrowing of the palate, National Geographic, Weston Price Foundation, Sally Fallon,Raw Milk & Pasteurization (14:57)
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The Taste Of America, Karen Hess, David Grumpert, scientific conditions, Louis Pasteur, pasteurization, vaccination, the terrain, soil, language, raw milk, asthma, eczema, raw dairy is curative for asthma, Dominican Republic, Pam Saxelby, industrially produced milk, even with organic milk cows are given corn and soy, antibiotics, ultra pasteurize, molecular structure of milk is affected, lactose intolerant, there is something inherently good and curative to raw milk, controversy, some people consider raw milk a dangerous food substance, milk was a sacred food, there was never a problem with it until modern industrial times, dairy farms, industrial middlemen, price control, raw milk prices have been falling, revolution, rural renewal, Chicago Board Of Trade,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 09/20/2009 01:30PM
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Sally Fallon calls into the Q report to tell us some of the negative sides of soy & Ethan Gelber of http://www.whl.travel talks about being a responsible tourist.
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Q Report Introduction (3:43)
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The Q Report, Patrick Martins, Katy Keiffer, Weston Price Foundation, prison soy lawsuit,Sally Fallon on Saturated Fats (9:23)
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Sally Fallon, Weston A. Price, Nourishing Traditions, http://www.westonaprice.org/, low fat agenda, national policy, propaganda, saturated fats, heart disease, there is no relationship between saturated fat and heart disease or cancer, vegetable oils, margarines and spreads, processed foods, fat on meat is 50% saturated, denying the body saturated fat makes your body depend on carbohydrates, carbohydrates don't contain vitamins that are in animal fat, Dr. Atkins, vitamins, nutrition, liver, marrow and organ meat, emphasize yoke rather than white, American Protein Industry, Weston Price was a dentist, these people had high levels of k2, k2 is the animal form of vitamin k, it is found in the fat of animals who eat green grass, Africa is in many cases more plant based, Africans eat very concentrated animals such as insects and frogs, these animals are high in vitamins, in the western world, we get these vitamins from egg yolks, offal, grass feeding groups, advantages of grass feeding is in the fat, he found 14 population groups that had no cavities, vitamin k helps prevent cavities and helps neurological function,The Illinois Prison Soy Lawsuit (5:35)
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prison soy lawsuit, dangers of modern processed soy foods consumed in large amounts, in 2003 they stopped serving meat in prisons, inmates became sick from soy based diets, most of the prisons in Illinois have this problem, other prisons across America face the same problem, soy saves money and was intended to provide prisoners a healthy diet, ironically, the soy is the cause of all these problems, The Weston Price foundation is working to stop soy from being served in prisons, personal injury lawyers, it is a myth that Asians have been living on soy food, soy makes up for 1 to 2% of soy in their diets, it is usually prepared in a way that minimizes toxins, in Japan they eat tofu as a supplement, American companies are promoting more soy in Japan, modern soy products are processed in big factories, fabricated soy protein products can be harmful, tofu is made by a process that removes some toxins,Soy Alert & Raw Milk (11:41)
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soy milk, the WIC program that provides free formula promotes soy formula, public schools allow soy milk, Rod Blagojevich, high soy diets and pilot programs in schools, growth hormones added to milk, a study in Puerto Rico found early development in girls was caused by soy formula, not breast milk, raw milk, the death rate was caused by dirty conditions, where to find raw milk, thyroid problems, brain fog, weight gain, this can cause irreversible health problems, milk was pasteurized because of a high death rate amongst children, sustainable food groups are at a challenge to have the nutrition to their claims, isoflavone, http://www.realmilk.com/,Ethan Gelber of www.whl.travel Talks About Responsible Tourism (21:49)
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Richard Wrangham, transportation, tourists, tourism, etiquette, vehicle transportation, cars, automobile industry, minimizing environmental footprint, analyzing habits, change, www.whl.travel, engaging with local communities intimately, culture, cultural background, historical background, tours, off the beaten track, activities, slow travel, keeping perceptions open, networking, sustainable tourism, target destinations, street vendors, secret cafe, preserving businesses, Brazil, Southeast Asia, Cambodia, India, responsible behavior, accommodation, Philippines,Mary Travers Obituary (9:19)
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Peter, Paul & Mary, Mary Travers, Peter Yarrow, Noel Paul Stookey, and Mary Travers, Mary was discouraged from talking, Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, folk music, 1960's, hippies, Bob Dylan, black panthers, revolution, Tom Wolfe, generational influence, biblical implications, The Bitter End, Greenwich Village, New York City, psychedelic revolution,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
