Jessica Wynn
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15 recordings
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 5d ago
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or a West African grocery carrying plantains and fermented fish and greens, these offer fresh, nutritious food and still might not qualify under the official definition, even though they provide real, nutritious, culturally appropriate food.
And if your map ignores farm stands, farmers markets and other local food sources people actually rely on, it's going to miss parts of the real food environment.
And those blind spots aren't culturally neutral.
So now we've got misdiagnosis, mismeasurement and misdirected policy.
Yeah, it is.
And the result is communities getting these ribbon cuttings instead of solutions that actually make an impact.
Yeah.
So in 2024, the federal government spent about nine point three billion dollars on commodity crop subsidies.
Corn alone accounted for about $3 billion, roughly a third of the total.
Soybeans were next at $1.9 billion, followed by cotton, wheat and rice.
mean, you know, we all pretty much know corn becomes high fructose corn syrup.
or livestock feed, cornstarch, corn oil, and ethanol.
Soybeans become soybean oil, which is another major ingredient in processed and ultra-processed foods and livestock feed.
And the most heavily subsidized crops in America are the raw ingredients for ultra-processed junk food and cheap meat.
From the mid-1980s through the 2010s,
The real price of fresh fruits and vegetables rose substantially, while the real prices of sugar-sweetened beverages and other processed food ingredients generally fell.
So at the exact same time we're building grocery stores to improve diets...
Yeah.
And fruits and vegetables receive less than 10 percent of farm subsidies.
Wow.
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