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Jerry Hayes returns but now as Editor of Bee Culture Magazine. One of the most popular beekeeping magazines in the world.  Jerry and Vance talk about speaking up when you are afraid, how our culture of competitiveness impacts how we see the world and why it is so difficult for PR to feel authentic.

Jerry talks about ripping up 2 acres to plant clover for pollinators, murder bees, mistakes he's made and why he thinks beekeepers need to learn to be better communicators.  

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Le frelon déjà, c’est inquiétant. Frelon Géant, ça le rend encore moins sympathique. Quels enjeux viennent avec son apparition en Amérique du nord? Et ces insectes prédateurs, que sont-ils exactement? Avec Myriam Lefebvre et Charles Trahan

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In today's episode, we are talking about some of the "unsealed" strategies Big Ag and Big Pharma try to sell us on an idea. 

Here are some of the links we talked about in this episode.

Dr. Tyrone Hayes Tedtalk

EPA Gives Agribusiness Giant Syngenta a Pass on Pesticide Monitoring Due to Covid-19 Concerns

Full story of the Dr Elaine Ingham controversy over Klebsiella p.

Peggy Guest was the Executive Coach that was hired for me while I worked at Monsanto.  She radically changed how I understood myself because she was such an extraordinary listener and thinking partner.

Peggy Guest, Ph.D. is the owner of Aspire Coaching and Consulting, she works with clients seeking executive coaching and leadership development and also with clients seeking personal and relational coaching. 

Peggy has developed customized leadership assessment and coaching plans for senior leaders in major corporations, small businesses, and in not for profit and educational organizations. Peggy’s clients have included Purina Nestle, Climate, Monsanto, Graybar, Twain Financial Partners, The Federal Reserve, MICDS, New City School, Washington University, and College Bound. 

Charles Bukowski Poems Vance discussed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lK4LrD8Ii4

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One of the hottest topics in the lawn care industry is Roundup. Over 42,000 lawsuits in 2019, countries banning it, some stores will no longer carry it, some people are angry and some defend it. In this episode I share some facts and my opinion (over 20 years around the product). 

Brian Scott is the creator of the massively popular Facebook and YouTube channel's the Farmer's Life where he highlights the work, fires, and harvests that come from working every day on an Indiana Corn, soy and popcorn farm.

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Doug Sammons is a retired Monsanto Biochemist with world renown for his contributions to the fields of chemistry and biology.  Doug came back for a second interview.  Host Vance Crowe asked why he has blocked so many people on Twitter, his opinions of buying organic food, and his heterodox thoughts about climate change.

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About The Vance Crowe Podcast:
The Vance Crowe Podcast interviews experts in unexpected fields and gets them to reveal the discoveries that come from having a knowledge of a highly specific discipline.  Vance Crowe is the CEO of Articulate Ventures (www.VanceCrowe.com) a communications strategy company- and he is regularly invited to deliver speeches around the U.S. and Canada teaching audiences how to communicate so that others want to listen, understand and value what you have to say.  

University of Florida plant scientist Kevin Folta Ph.D. stopped by the studios to talk about Vitamin A deficiencies, cutting edge transgenics, and what he learned from having his life engulfed in controversy.

Kevin can be found on Twitter @KevinFolta

Communicators discussed during this interview:
Lesley Rae Kelly @LesleyRaeKelly
Leah McGrath @LeahMcGrathRD
Michelle Cardell @MichelleCardell
Brian Scott @TheFarmersLife

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About The Vance Crowe Podcast:
The Vance Crowe Podcast interviews experts in unexpected fields and gets them to reveal the discoveries that come from having a knowledge of a highly specific discipline.  Vance Crowe is the CEO of Articulate Ventures (www.VanceCrowe.com) a communications strategy company- and he is regularly invited to deliver speeches around the U.S. and Canada teaching audiences how to communicate so that others want to listen, understand and value what you have to say.  

In our first episode, we're telling a story of Monsanto, the EPA, how our food system got coated with herbicides and pesticides, and what we can promote our own health. 

In our next episode we'll be talking about the bright side of GMOs and how they have the potential to improve our health. Let us know what you think in the comments, and share the health around 💚 

26 groupes entendus pendant ces 4 jours d’audition devant des élus de tous les partis. Quatre jours d’audition qui ont permis de confirmer qu’il y a trop de pesticides dans les champs québécois, que ces produits sont nocifs pour la santé, et que l’ingérence de l’industrie était omniprésente et qu’elle influence les agences des services publics. Avec Véronique Morin et Charles Trahan

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In this episode, host Adam Emery looks at the science behind Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) and talks about what we already have available as well as what might be coming in the future.  He goes into the myths and some scary realities behind what GMOs could do in the future and whether or not we should trust them or be afraid of them.  There are some success stories as well as some warnings about what could go wrong and why.

In our first episode we will be discussing nutrient pollution and its effects on the dead zone in the Louisiana Delta. We will be talking to fifth generation Mississippi Delta farmer John McKee and how the success of farming is directly proportionate to the evolving dependency on the genetically modified seed. Blues musician and Natchez transplant Ron Parks talks about growing up on the river and how chemical runoff affects his enthusiasm for fishing on the Mississippi River. Also featuring "Reflections" by Mark River and "River Time" by John Ruskey.

Roundup, a common glyphosate-based herbicide made by Monsanto, is back in the news as a California jury recently ordered the company to pay $2 billion in damages to a married couple who both developed non-Hodgkin lymphoma, which they say was caused by many years of using this product. Carey Gillam, investigative journalist and author of Whitewash: The Story of a Weed Killer, Cancer, and the Corruption of Science, joins host Jenna Liut to discuss the science behind glyphosate, how it became the world's most popular herbicide, and what is at stake for human and environmental health as a result of its prevalence worldwide.

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In this candid interview, world renowned biochemist Dr. Doug Sammons, formerly of Monsanto, discusses aspects of his personality that have been a blessing and a curse.  He highlights the difficulty of discovering something new, and how individuals can determine if a new scientific finding is real.  Dr. Sammons is on Twitter @WiltedWeeds

Kiran Krishnan is a Research Microbiologist and has been involved in the dietary supplement and nutrition market for the past 17 years. He comes from a strict research background having spent several years with hands-on R&D in the fields of molecular medicine and microbiology at the University of Iowa. Kiran also established a Clinical Research Organization where he designed and conducted dozens of human clinical trials in human nutrition. Kiran is also a co-founder and partner in Nu Science Trading, LLC.; a nutritional technology development, research and marketing company in the U.S. Dietary Supplement and Medical Food markets. 

Most recently, Kiran is acting as the Chief Scientific Officer at Physician’s Exclusive, LLC. and Microbiome Labs. He is a frequent lecturer on the Human Microbiome at Medical and Nutrition Conferences, and conducts the popular monthly Microbiome Series Webinars through the Rebel Health Tribe Group practitioner training program. He is currently involved in 9 novel human clinical trials on probiotics and the human microbiome. Kiran is also on the Scientific Advisory Board for 5 other companies in the industry. Kiran offers his extensive knowledge and practical application of the latest science on the human microbiome as it relates to health and wellness. 

- Louise Gunning (Schiphol Group en ONVZ),

- Dirk Jan van den Berg (Sanquin, FMO, GasUnie en Governing Board van het European Institute of Innovation & Technology)

- EN: Leen Paape (Hoogleraar Corporate Governance Nyenrode).

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For Earth Day we have a special Living 4D conversation in store for you – as Dave Murphy (today’s guest) puts it, it’s “a global call to unite for all who care about Mother Earth”.  

Dave is the founder and executive director of Food Democracy Now!, an organization dedicated to protect family farming and the safety of our planet’s food supply.

Today’s conversation ranges over food policy and factory farming, but in particular it focuses on the chemical glyphosate – one of the primary ingredients in the herbicide Roundup.

Beyond the podcast, if you’d like to learn more about the damage herbicides like glyphosate do to our food supply, read the free report: Glyphosate: Unsafe on Any Plate.

Concerned about your long-term exposure to pesticides and glyphosate? Living 4D listeners can save 5 percent on a hair test at The Detox Project by using the promo code detox5 at checkout!

The Detox Project also offers testing services for food and water via a home testing kit too.

Show Notes

• The biotech industry spent five times more in lobbying to prevent the labeling of genetically modified foods in California. (10:55)
• Seventy-five percent of America’s food supply — if you’re eating processed foods — is genetically engineered. (12:10)
• Farmers in India committed suicide in record numbers due to Monsanto convincing them to convert to genetically modified crops. (18:29)
• Dave’s father predicted an epidemic of cancer in rural America due to the unprotected use of pesticides a long time ago. (25:49)
• Could Bayer, Monsanto’s new parent company, be worse? (29:17)
• “Food is not just energy. Food is critical information.” (39:43)
• A brief history of glyphosate. (48:10)
• The EPA allows chemical companies to submit their own research to justify product safety. (1:01:37)
• Residues of pharmaceutical drugs are finding their way into local water systems. (1:06:32)
• White Wonder Bread contains no glyphosate! (1:17:37)
• “In the Midwest at land grant universities, soil is not taught [to be] a living, dynamic biological organism.” (1:23:35)
• Could companies like RootWave help us get rid of weeds without chemicals? (1:28:49)
• The marketshare for agriculture and the production of seeds is controlled by four or fewer companies at between 60-80 percent. (1:42:09)
• How to know what’s a legitimate organic certification program. (1:47:52)
• The concept of regenerative agriculture. (1:59:17)
• Ever heard of golf course syndrome? (2:04:30)
• What public areas aren’t being sprayed with glyphosate? (2:06:33)
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Julie Matthews is a Certified Nutrition Consultant and published
nutrition researcher specializing in complex neurological conditions,
particularly autism spectrum disorders. She is the author of the
award-winning book, Nourishing Hope for Autism, and co-author of a
study proving the efficacy of nutrition and dietary intervention for
autism published in the peer-reviewed journal, Nutrients. Julie’s
approached is based on the BioIndividual Nutrition® needs of each
person and stems from her 17 years of work with autism, ADHD, and
related disorders. Using autism as a model for complex chronic disease,
her approach and methodology has help practitioner specializing in
varied disorders help improve the health and healing of their clients
through strategic BioIndividual Nutrition and dietary intervention.
Julie has a private nutrition practice in San Francisco, California, and
supports families and clinicians from around the world with her
nutrition learning tools and professional training courses. Visit
http://NourishingHope.com and http://BioIndividualNutrition.com for more information. 

Dr. Stephanie Seneff is a Senior Research scientist at MIT's Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in Cambridge, MA. She holds BS from MIT in biology as well as a PhD from MIT in electrical engineering and computer science. Her recent research has focused on the impact of toxic chemicals on micronutrient deficiencies in health and disease, with a special emphasis on the pervasive herbicide glyphosate, also known as Roundup, and its effect on sulfate molecules in the body.  She has authored over 30 peer-reviewed journal papers on these topics.

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Impaired Sulfate Metabolism and Epigenetics: Is There a Link in Autism?https://www.mdpi.com/1099-4300/14/10/1953

Aluminum and Glyphosate Can Synergistically Induce Pineal Gland Pathology: Connection to Gut Dysbiosis and Neurological Disease.http://www.scirp.org/Journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=53106#.VLmJKydGqDc

Glyphosate pathways to modern diseases VI: Prions, amyloidoses and autoimmune neurological diseases.
http://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/2017/SamselSeneff_Glyphosate_VI_final.pdf