Flipping the Table

Flipping the Table: Honest Conversations About Food, Farming and the Future. Hosted by: Michael Reid Dimock.

Flipping the Table is a arts podcast hosted by Michael Reid Dimock, with 150 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Michael Reid Dimock hosts Flipping the Table, a arts show with 150 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  S8 - Ep#9 - Old Salt Festival, P4: The Heart of Rural America We Don't See

  Aug 10, 202638 minS8

  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 mistake. Their conversation invites us to look beyond our political and urban-rural differences to discover the culture, deep care, and creative resilience that is alive in rural communities—and what becomes possible when those strengths are recognized and supported. Rural people and communities have much to share with urban America that makes us a better nation.

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  Episode #4

  S8 - Ep#8 - Old Salt Festival, P3: Two Women Redefining the Power of Partnership in Ranching

  Jul 27, 202619 minS8

  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 Northern Great Plains and grass-finishing them in the Absaroka Mountains to produce regeneratively raised, grass-finished beef. Along the way, they reflect on breaking into a traditionally male-dominated industry, and why collaboration—not competition—is helping build a more resilient future for ranchers, rural communities, and the land.

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  Episode #6

  S8 - Ep#6 - Old Salt Festival, P1: Building Stronger Regional Food Systems Through The Power of Networks & Collaboration

  Jul 14, 202646 minS8

  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 leading a farmer-guided team building the Agricultural Platform Collective—a mechanism to expand business opportunities for small farmers in California's San Joaquin Valley. He is then joined by Conner Hackett, General Manager of Stemple Creek Ranch, one of California's leading grass-fed, regenerative livestock operations, to explore how strong networks and collaboration can help build more resilient regional food systems.

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  Episode #5

  S8 - Ep#5 - Dr. Steven Chen and Erin Martin: From Regenerative Farms to Food is Medicine

  Jun 17, 202651 minS8

  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.

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  Episode #4

  S8 - Ep#4 - Marion Nestle: A timely conversation with our nation's food politics pioneer and its God Mother of Food Studies

  May 18, 202655 minS8

  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

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