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Biotech and Slow Food

From: Smart City Radio
Length: 00:58:54

This week on Smart City we'll discover how to replace petroleum products with renewable resources, and find out the economic benefit of sitting down to dinner every night. Read the full description.
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Piece Description

Today on the show, we're getting out of the city a bit, and talking about food: How we grow it and what we make out of it. 

First, the Slow Food movement is an idea, a way of living and a way of eating that emphasizes foods that are healthy for you and the planet.  It promotes environmentally and socially responsible eating.  Josh Viertel is the first president of the organization Slow Food USA and he joined us to talk about the story behind the food you eat.

And we'll also talk to Peter Nelson about growing opportunites to turn farm products into fuel and other materials connecting the farm to the city through bio technology
Pete has been involved in many  links in the food chain from farmer to investor.  He's now is partner with BioDimensions and he'll tell us about a promising aspect of america's farm economy. 

Timing and Cues

00:00 - 00:59 Billboard
01:00 - 05:59 Silence
06:00 - 06:59 Break 1 (:59)
07:00 - 28:59 Segment A
29:00 - 30:59 Break 2 (2:00) *floating
31:00 - 59:00 Segment B and Credits

*All breaks contain bed music


*Outcue for floating breaks is...."You're listening to Smart City."

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