March 10
Mark Shapiro on product toxins;Rod Leonard on FDA inspections; Jim Kleinschmit on sustainable biofuels. Listen MP3
January 14
Steve Suppan on NAFTA according to Mexico; John Foster on SPP/NAFTA+; Dennis Olson on biofuels around the world.
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October 8
Special U.S. Farm Bill issue: Daryll Ray, Dennis Keeney, David Wallinga and Dennis Olson all weigh in on the status of the 2007 Farm Bill. Listen MP3
May 7
Sophia Murphy on U.S. food aid; David Korten on the "economic perfect storm"; Jim Kleinschmit on sustainable biofuels. Listen MP3
March 26
Amalia Anderson on U.S. immigration and government raids on meatpacking plants; Don Arnosti on biomass and the ethanol industry; Kathleen Schuler on the Minnesota legislature and toxics. Listen MP3
February 5
Percy Schmeiser vs. Monsanto. Alex Farrell on low-carbon fuel standards. Mark Muller on the ethanol boom. Listen MP3
December 18
IATP's founderand Minnesota's Secretary of State-electMark Ritchie and Alan Guebert provide analysis of the recent midterm elections. Listen MP3
November 13
Rod Leonard on transfering health inspections from the USDA; free trade agreement between Thailand and the U.S.; Peter Barnes on saving the commons. Listen MP3
October 19
Steve Suppan on the WTO's recent biotech ruling. Brian Noy on a new project to introduce small farmers markets to low-income communities. Jim Harkness on ag policy and rural life in China, where he's traveling. Listen MP3
August 21
Jim Riddle about the battle over organic milk standards, Richard Levins talks about the impact of globalization on the American middle class and a trip to the Minnesota State Fair to learn about the new Eco Experience building. Listen MP3
August 7
Steve Suppan on free trade agreements and Mexico; Alexandra Speildoch on the WTO's collapse last month; Dr. Dennis Keeney on climate change and food security. Listen MP3
July 24
Carin Smaller on the collapse of the WTO's Doha Round, Michael Sligh from Rural Advancement Foundation International and Mark Muller on Mississippi River navigation. Listen MP3
July 17
Kathleen Schuler on a new report that tracks the economic impact pollution has on Minnesota, Don Arnosti on sustainable tree harvesting at the Leopold Center in Wisconsin and Dennis Olson on U.S. farm subsidies in the run-up to the debate over the Farm Bill. Listen MP3
June 19
Is the World Trade Organization's Doha Round failing? Carin Smaller discusses WTO developments from Geneva. Jim Kleinschmit talks about how the emerging bioeconomy, like corn-based fuel and plastics, can revolutionize rural America. Minneapolis's Wedge Coop starts Sow the Seeds Fund to support local farmers. And Townhall Brewery unveils a beer made with fair-trade Peace Coffee. Listen MP3