Michael Reid Dimock
Flipping the Table
Flipping the Table: Honest Conversations About Food, Farming and the Future. Hosted by: Michael Reid Dimock.
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19. Okt 2026
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S8 - Ep#13 - A Conversation with Jenny Lester Moffitt on the Future of American Agriculture 19.10.2026 46:35
We are living through a crisis in farm country. Jenny Lester Moffitt, former USDA undersecretary and deputy secretary of the California Department of Food and Agriculture shares her perspectives on the moment and a path forward to a brighter future for agriculture and our food system.
Stephen Hohenrieder at the 2026 Old Salt Festival 06.10.2026 38:30
Originally recorded at the 2026 Old Salt Festival in Montana, this conversation with Stephen Hohenrieder is now available as a standalone episode. Roots of Change's Michael Dimock and Coco Sanabria speak with Stephen, CEO and Founder of Grounded Capital, about the role of purpose-driven capital in building stronger regional and regenerative food systems. Drawing on decades of experience investing...
S8 - Ep#12 - Can We Become Citizens Again? A Conversation with Jon Alexander 17.09.2026 42:52
We live in a challenging moment, where our traditional institutions are failing to address our many challenges. But there is hope. Jon Alexander, the British author of Citizens: Why the Key to Fixing Everything is All of Us, shares how deliberative democracy, citizens assemblies, relational public services, and wealth building are emergent around the globe. Food system transformation is one of the...
S8 - Ep#11 - Old Salt Festival, P6: Land Stewards First. Ranchers Second. 25.08.2026 33:32
Through Timber Ridge Land & Cattle in Southwestern Alberta, the Halls are pioneering a model of ranching rooted in a simple belief: the land they steward is a gift, and it's their responsibility to leave it healthier, more resilient and abundant for generations to come. Their approach reflects what many now call regenerative agriculture or holistic management, but for the Halls, it began more simp...
S8 - Ep#10 - Old Salt Festival, P5: You Know Wendell Berry. You Should Know Mary Berry. 20.08.2026 37:36
You may know Wendell Berry for his writing on what we stand to lose through industrial agriculture—and what it will take to defend farmers, preserve small farms and agrarian culture, and advocate for equitable and ecological land stewardship. But you should also know his daughter, Mary Berry. As Executive Director of The Berry Center in New Castle, Kentucky, Mary is carrying her multigenerational...
S8 - Ep#9 - Old Salt Festival, P4: The Heart of Rural America We Don't See 10.08.2026 37:54
Rural people are a minority in America and rural regions are often overlooked except during elections or farm bill debates. In Episode 4, we hear from two veteran rural advocates: Anna Claussen, Founder of Voices for Rural Resilience and Ash Hanson, CEO of The Department of Public Transformation, about the key reasons why overlooking the rural people, places and economies of our nation is a mistak...
S8 - Ep#8 - Old Salt Festival, P3: Two Women Redefining the Power of Partnership in Ranching 27.07.2026 19:25
Meet Jaimie Stoltzfus of P Bar Ranch and Cowgirl Meat Company and Amber Smith of Antelope Springs Ranch and Executive Director of Women in Ranching. Though separated by hundreds of miles, these first-generation ranchers, mothers, and collaborators are united by a common vision for the future of ranching. Together, they share the story of an innovative partnership raising calves on Montana's Northe...
S8 - Ep#7 - Old Salt Festival, P2: Purpose-Driven Capital for Regional & Regenerative Food Systems 21.07.2026 1:06:56
Steward and Grounded Capital are two companies aiding the regenerative agriculture sector expansion. Investment is critical, but only a part of the formula for success. Hear seasoned capital providers of good heart share where they see the opportunities and why regenerative has market momentum. In Episode 2, Michael Dimock sits down with Steward's Alissa Welker, VP of Operations and Ryan Anderson,...
S8 - Ep#6 - Old Salt Festival, P1: Building Stronger Regional Food Systems Through The Power of Networks & Collaboration 14.07.2026 45:51
This is the first of six podcasts featuring voices from this past June's Old Salt Festival. You will hear farmers, ranchers, business leaders and advocates who are creating an agrarian culture that points the way to a healthier food system in America. In Episode 1, Michael Dimock sits down with Jose Corona, Chief Agricultural Business Officer in the Office of Kat Taylor, to discuss his work leadin...
S8 - Ep#5 - Dr. Steven Chen and Erin Martin: From Regenerative Farms to Food is Medicine 17.06.2026 50:49
Food is Medicine is a growing movement that recognizes healthy food as a powerful tool for preventing, managing, and even reversing chronic disease. Food is Medicine goes beyond treating illness and includes addressing the underlying conditions that shape health—from nutrition insecurity and healthcare access to the strength of local and regional food systems.
S8 - Ep#4 - Marion Nestle: A timely conversation with our nation's food politics pioneer and its God Mother of Food Studies 18.05.2026 54:56
Dr. Marion Nestle's 2002 book, Food Politics was instrumental in awakening the nation to the disfunction in America's food policy and its food system. She reflects on her path to food policy and shares her thinking about what she sees is important today for those seeking change
S8 - Ep#3 - Artist Narsiso Martinez paints portraits of farmworkers on produce boxes 13.04.2026 42:05
A former farmworker himself, gifted artist Narsiso Martinez, paints farmworker portraits on flattened produce boxes, which now hang in museums, galleries and homes. Narsiso is lifting up men and women that most people never see or hear, but upon whom our very lives depend.
S8 - Ep#2 - Kelly Ryerson, known as Glyphosate Girl and a MAHA mom, shares her thoughts on MAHA's response to the Trump Administration's support for the controversial herbicide 17.03.2026 40:12
In February 2026, President Trump signed an Executive Order defining glyphosate as critical to national security. This created a firestorm among the mostly mother-powered stream of the MAHA movement insisting HHS Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr., eliminate risky or toxic chemicals from agriculture and food ingredients. Kelly Ryerson as a nationally recognized MAHA member, often seen lobbying Congres...
S8 - Ep#1 - Aria McLauchlan and Harley Cross of Land Core Protect Our Soil 17.02.2026 45:36
It is rare for business-oriented folks to commit their lives to policy work. But the cofounders of Land Core are doing just that. With business backgrounds they understood how federal farm policy needed to change in order to create healthy and resilient agriculture. They are creating tools and farm bill programs that offer a brighter future by weaving bipartisan support for good soil policy.
S7 - Ep#22 - Terra Madre Americas: Segment 9: Meat as Medicine for People & the Planet: The Gifts of Nutrient Density 14.01.2026 46:33
Flipping the Table Co-host Coco Sanabria engages Mary Purdy, Sara Keough and Stephan van Vliet to answer the question can meat heal both our bodies & the environment? They share the emerging nutrient density science & how regeneratively raised meat supports human health while restoring ecosystems
S7 - Ep#21 - Terra Madre Americas: Segment 8: Lamb & the Land: How Shepherds Are Feeding People & the Land 07.01.2026 44:01
The relationship between sheep & humans stretches back 12,000 years. These docile and productive animals provide delicious meat & high-quality fiber. Robert Irwin, Dylan Boeken and Sallie Calhoun share why lamb matters, how thoughtful grazing sustains ecosystems & how their industry can reduce toxic waste and us of herbicides, while it reduces fire danger
S7 - Ep#20 - Winter or Summer in Maine, Famed Former New York City Chef, Sara Jenkins Will Feed You A Memorable Meal 23.12.2025 46:03
Chef Sara Jenkins of New York City fame shares her journey to open & run her convivial restaurant Nina June in the small town of Rockport, Maine
S7 - Ep#19 - Terra Madre Americas: Segment 7: Harvest Path: A Tool for Regenerative Producers 17.12.2025 25:04
Technology is a powerful ally in advancing regenerative agriculture. Learn from CEO, Tom Richards, about Harvest Path, a new tool designed to help producers track practices, impacts, & financial results in order to support relationships with shoppers & wholesale buyers who value regeneration
S7 - Ep#18 - Terra Madre Americas: Segment 6: Banking on Regeneration: Financing the Ranches of Tomorrow 09.12.2025 40:36
Today's ag financing system traps most farmers & ranchers in debt. Zach Ducheneaux, rancher & former Administrator of USDA's Farm Services Agency, has a better approach allowing farmers & ranchers more time to grow & prosper. Learn about it in his conversation with Mark Squire, owner of Tara Firma Farms & CFO of Good Earth Natural Foods
S7 - Ep#17 - Terra Madre Americas: Segment 5: Buy Direct, Grow Change: Regenerative Ranchers Share How Direct Sales Heal the Land & Support Ranchers 03.12.2025 45:37
Kathy Webster of TomKat Ranch Education Foundation discusses the value and importance of direct ranch to consumer sales with Carrie Richards of Richards Regenerative and Jason Walker of StarWalker Organic Farms. Learn how you can erode the power of the American meat oligopoly when you shop.
S7 - Ep#16 - Terra Madre Americas: Segment 4: Who Can You Trust? Understanding the Range of Regenerative Certifications on Meat Packaging 26.11.2025 38:35
If you are confused by all the labels on meat packaging, listen to Andy Naja-Riese, Carrie Balkcom & Elizabeth Whitlow unpack the meanings behind the array of labels. Learn how your choices online, in the store, or farmers markets impact the land, animals, rural families and economies
S7 - Ep#15 - Terra Madre Americas: Segment 3: Free the Chicken: How Pastured Poultry is Joining the Regenerative Revolution with Caleb Barron & Tyler Dawley 20.11.2025 24:57
Chicken is the most consumed meat in America, yet 99.9% is raised in factories that are hard on the birds & rural communities. Hear from two ranchers freeing their birds from confinement to create better tasting, healthier & humanely raised poultry while progressing toward a regenerative system
S7 - Ep#14 - Terra Madre Americas: A special weekly series, Segment 2: Regeneration & Resilience: Stewarding California Lands & Future with Wade Crowfoot, Secretary, CA Natural Resources Agency 11.11.2025 27:14
Wade Crowfoot leads California's Natural Resources Agency, which has been implementing a groundbreaking set of policies designed to end the 60-year-old conflict among agricultural and environmental interests in order to achieve an impressive set of ecological and rural economic goals
S7 - Ep#13 - Terra Madre Americas: A Special Weekly Series Segment 1: We're All Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf! 04.11.2025 45:01
Author & wild-farm advocate Dan Imhoff explores the challenge of embracing coexistence with predators when raising livestock in conversation with Montana ranchers Becky Weed & Malou Anderson Ramirez
S7 - Ep#12 - Old Salt Festival's Final Series Episode: Financial Innovations and the Regenerative Revolution 17.09.2025 36:49
Kat Taylor, Co-founder and Board Chair of Beneficial State Bank and Emma Ractliffe, Chief Investment Officer, World Within, share their innovative approaches to investing in the revitalization of rural enterprises, those central to the regenerative revolution underway.
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