"Tastes like a piece of heaven". Farming, and ecological and moral science Fri, 2017-11-24 06:28

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What is good food? A conversation about farming and ways of knowing in the US and Bangladesh

Megan, a PhD researcher at the University of Exeter and Director at Glynwood considers the challenges in developing a sustainable local food system in and around New York and in contemporary America. Camelia, an anthropologist, environmentalist and academic at Stockholm University looks out from her research with coastal populations in Bangladesh as they attempt to exert some control over a contaminating oversight-light development agenda

Hosts:
Megan Larmer | Instagram: @m.larmer | Twitter: @meganlarmer
Camelia Dewan

Studio production: Anna Cohen
Editor: Mukta Das
Music: Brandi Simpson Miller

With thanks to SOAS Radio.

Music credits:
Double Down by Silent Partner
Despite the Traffic by Wes Hutchinson
Tapes and Tubes by Salad Days

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