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Crop to Cuisine: The Art of Overeating

By Dov Hirsch, originally published by Crop to Cuisine

November 9, 2009

Society
NOTE: Images in this archived article have been removed.

Image RemovedCrop To Cuisine takes a look at “Smart Choices”, Sacks for Sacks, Animal Welfare in Ohio, and more. We also hear from Leslie Landis about The Art of Overeating, and the importance of doing so this holiday season.

Guests / Featured People

– Bill Smith (Founder, Main Line Animal Shelter)

– Sabrina Fang (Director of Marketing and Communications Humane Society of DC)

– Carol O’meara (Entomologist & Horticulturalist, CSU Boulder Extension)

– Ann Cooper (Founder, F3 Foundation)

– Leslie Landis (Author, Art Of Overeating)

– Cathleen Zick (Professor, University of Utah)

– Jennifer Harris, PhD, MBA (Yale Rudd Center, Director of Marketing Initiatives)

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Dov Hirsch

Tags: Consumption & Demand, Education, Food, Health, Media & Communications

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