Planet Pulse Pacific
Edible Empire
Planet Pulse Pacific —your go-to podcast for conversations about people and planet—is proud to host a special series: Edible Empire . As the climate and global health crises intensify, the need for meaningful change has never been more urgent. This six-episode series brings together leading voices from around the world to explore the concept of food imperialism, uncover the hidden social and environmental costs of what we eat, and examine how we can build a more just and sustainable food system. Join your hosts, Ben Eitelberg and Emma Strutt , alongside special series co-host Dr Neal Haddawa...
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25 de oct. de 2026
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Dr Luke Wilson, MBChB, BA, MSc (Part 1 of 2) 12.04.2020 56:55
In this episode (part 1 of 2) we discuss all things plant-based with Dr Luke Wilson, MBChB, BA, MSc, a plant-powered GP located in Wellington, NZ. In his final year of medical school, Luke interned alongside the likes of Dr John McDougall MD, Dr Michael Klaper, M.D. and Dr Alan Goldhamer at the McDougal Health and Medical Centre and the True North Health Center. Luke went on to become a co-lead re...
Staying Sane and Healthy During Lockdown 04.04.2020 1:12:43
A warm welcome to the inaugural episode of The Lentil Intervention Podcast co-hosted by Greenstuff Nutrition 's Emma Strutt and Kaitiaki Endurance Sport 's Benjamin Eitelberg! Firstly, a little about our mission. We aim to bring you regular evidence-based conversations and interviews with an overarching focus on three key pillars of health - movement, wholefood nutrition and environmenta...
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