GMO Related Interviews

If you think you’re hearing more advertising and seeing seeing more products on the grocery shelves with added “probiotics”  you’re right… it’s one of the buzz words in the food industry right now.  Why are food manufacturers suddenly so interested in making sure that we, as consumers, have the proper …

Now that the World Health Organization has deemed glyphosate cancerous, here come the lawsuits!  

From the Food Nation Radio News Desk: Last week on the Food Nation Radio Network, we spoke with Steve Druker, the President of the Alliance for Bio-Integrity about GMOs.   Are GMOs on the market illegally, against the rules of the FDA?      

From the Food Nation Radio News Desk For the past 18 months, Food Nation Radio has followed the efforts to label genetically modified foods in Washington State.  While the ballots have been counted and the results were not what we had hoped for, in our opinion the final outcome of …

This week, Food Nation Radio Network talked with David Curtis, candidate for Secretary of State in the State of California. He is running for office with a purpose in mind; getting rid of companies like Monsanto currently conducting business in the State. Monsanto was against Proposition 37, a proposed initiative …

Recently on Food Nation Radio Network, we spoke with Professor Virelli from Stetson University about what has become known as the Monsanto Protection Act. Is it constitutional for companies like Monsanto to sidestep the judicial process and plant whatever crops they want to plant? Here’s what Professor Virelli had to …

We’ve told you about genetically modified sugar beets and encouraged folks to eat sugarcane instead. Now, we are concerned about new information we discovered about a process designed to increase the profitability of sugarcane crops. We want to share this information with you. Thanks to a listener who sent us …

Last week, Food Nation Radio Network spoke with Terry Ingram about the removal of his bees by the Illinois Department of Agriculture  from his property after some of his bees exhibited resistance to glyphosate, the active ingredient in RoundUp. What happened to his bees, then? Here’s what he had to …