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    First Aired - 05/10/2009 01:00PM
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    This weeks theme is YOUR MOTHER: with special guests Melanie Glocker, Renee Gerson and Gabe Rosner
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    First Aired - 08/10/2010 03:00PM
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    This week on The Food Seen Michael sat down with Catherine Kramer & Zack Denfeld to talk about biohacking, Monsanto and GMOs, using glow-in-the-dark fish to make sushi, plus Zack's experiences in India and Cat's social experiment distributing free food. Tune in for an extremely insightful look at the way we currently source food and the way we may some day source it, sci-fi style. This episode was sponsored by Hearst Ranch: grass-fed beef from California.

    Photo's 1&2: Glo Fish Sushi, Photo 3: Pictoral Brinjal Chart

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    The Food Seen, Michael Harlan Turkel, Cathrine Kramer, Zak Denfeld, demonstrating a nano scale, nano ice cream, freezing an ice cream base with liquid nitrogen, Monsanto, cost benefit, what's the one crop that's sold all over the country?, eggplant, agricultural biodiversity, DNA plant technology, what happens if you put a fish gene into a tomato?, small insertion of a trans gene, people are allergic to proteins not genes, intellectual property agreements, cross tolerant genes, In vitro meat, solving problems with the meat industry, global consumption of meat is increasing, growing meat in labs, grow the cells you need, is there room for science in a domestic setting, is there a place for GMO's?, concerns over gene transfer, retaining genetic diversity, bio hackers,

    Staying Local vs Staying Efficient (14:17)

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    eliminating processes to make things faster, applying technology to the base or mode, encouraing laziness, GMO's should be considered when they can be of some benefit to somebody, need for time saving, the more efficiantly you can buy meals the less connected you are to food culture, capitalism, we spent 50 years using efficiency as the main driver of the food system, what else should we take into consideration?, if other creatures don't come to your farm something is wrong, product to byproduct, urban grazing, FDA approved dumpster dived bagels, how rotten is too rotten?, informal self policing mechanisms, repurposing the system, scaling horizontally, putting waste food into a burner for energy, The Not in California Roll, GF Pizza, glow in the dark fish, GFB, pet vs food debate, informal distribution of knowledge, Call Me Cat, http://callmecat.com/, www.genomicgastronomy.com,

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