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Title:
Taking Back Your Body: Why Local?
Description:
The culmination of our semester-long project of cooking shows and food studies. This short film addresses the question: why eat local food by incorporating the farmer interviews we acquired over the semester with an essay addressing the previous question.
Author:
SkidTV
Tags:
local, food, locavore, farmers, market, andrew, plotsky, jon, betz, industrial, conventional, vegetarian, revolution,
Taking Back Your Body: Why Local?
Description:
The culmination of our semester-long project of cooking shows and food studies. This short film addresses the question: why eat local food by incorporating the farmer interviews we acquired over the semester with an essay addressing the previous question.
Author:
SkidTV
Tags:
local, food, locavore, farmers, market, andrew, plotsky, jon, betz, industrial, conventional, vegetarian, revolution,
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