This prescient video produced by a media-advocacy organization in California explains the state of food marketing to children in 2006. Unfortunately, most of what the Berkeley Media Studies Group depicts and proposes is still all too true two decades later. The video is particularly strong in explaining what local communities could do to reduce marketing to kids.(Berkeley Media Studies Group; 2006; 15’)
Fighting junk food marketing to kids Read More »
A Netflix film about the avocado industry, crime, and water
Rotten: The Avocado War Read More »
American packinghouses that endangered consumers, harmed workers, and were cruel to the animals.
A concise guide on how to eat healthfully that cuts through a lot of the usual nonsense.
How To Eat: All Your Food and Diet Questions Answered Read More »
A 31-episode series on the History Channel depicts the entrepreneurs who created famous brand-name food companies.
“The Food That Built America” Read More »
Marion Nestle, the prominent New York University food-studies professor literally wrote the book on the politics of food.
Food Politics: How the Food Industry Influences Nutrition and Health Read More »
Eric Schlosser 2012 insightful book is more about the plight of food workers than fast food.
Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal Read More »
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