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OK. I stay away from the food wars but have an interest in food politics and the many vectors that feed into the food we eat...
Driving yesterday and after the news there was an interview with Dr Chris van tulleken, a doctor with a media presence here in the UK talking about his new book: ultra processed people.
Just as I was about the shout at the traffic to switch back to some music, he said a few things that were quite interesting so I stayed tuned in. What followed was 30 minutes of grown up conversation about the absolute state of things considering the psychosocial, economic, political and scientific variables.
If interested listen here if you can as it's the BBC and not sure of territory issues. The interview begins a few minutes after the first hour.
www.bbc.co.uk
Driving yesterday and after the news there was an interview with Dr Chris van tulleken, a doctor with a media presence here in the UK talking about his new book: ultra processed people.
Just as I was about the shout at the traffic to switch back to some music, he said a few things that were quite interesting so I stayed tuned in. What followed was 30 minutes of grown up conversation about the absolute state of things considering the psychosocial, economic, political and scientific variables.
If interested listen here if you can as it's the BBC and not sure of territory issues. The interview begins a few minutes after the first hour.
Nihal Arthanayake - Chris Van Tulleken and Allan Mustafa - with Nick Bright - BBC Sounds
Nick Bright talks to Chris Van Tulleken and Allan Mustafa.
www.bbc.co.uk