We look at the economic and other impacts of a disease affecting coffee bean plants with a journalist covering the story. And a food writer shares some ideas for appreciating and preparing bacon.
Featured in this Show
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Coffee Rust Threatens Economies, Biodiversity And Our Caffeine Habits
A disease once isolated on the other side of the globe is destroying coffee plants throughout Central and South America. Our guest is a journalist who explores what it means for the global economy, for genetic science and for coffee drinkers around the world.
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A Celebration Of Bacon
According to the National Pork Board, more than half of all households in the United States have bacon on hand. On this National Bacon Day, we talk about why Americans love bacon, how to incorporate bacon into our New Year’s celebrations at home, and welcome your recipes involving bacon.
Episode Credits
- Kealey Bultena Host
- Kealey Bultena Producer
- Bill Martens Producer
- Maryn McKenna Guest
- Eliza Cross Guest
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