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The podcast of the Center for Environmental Health. Remember to look, before you leap.

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    Poisoned with Alan Bell

    Alan Bell was a young, athletic prosecuting attorney taking down Florida's top organized crime figures when a move to a new office building prompted a series of odd and increasingly debilitating symptoms. Eventually he was so sick that doctors advised him to move to the Arizona desert where he lived in an 800 square foot glass and steel bubble, confined to a wheel chair and tethered to an oxygen tank. His new book Poisoned chronicles his journey to recovery and to fighting for other victims of environmental contamination.

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    Comedy vs. Trump, with Greg Proops and Maysoon Zayid

    Can comedy take down the orange menace, before he nukes the planet? We talk to two comedians who are taking on Trump with satire. Maysoon Zayid is Trump's worst nightmare: she's a smart, funny, Muslim-American disabled woman comic from New Jersey. Then, Greg Proops is the smartest man in the world, and you should be reading his book and listening to his podcast. Laugh, and resist!

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    Biolabs or Bust!

    Many people are terrified at the prospect of Donald Trump's tiny fingers on America's nuclear weapons button. Another terror in our backyards: the nation's biological research labs, which handle deadly pathogens like ebola, anthrax and others. We discuss the potential for global disasters with Professor Kennett Benedict of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, and with journalist Alison Young, who has investigated US biolabs for USA Today for more than a decade.

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    Resisting Trump!

    Professor Robin D.G. Kelley outlines the five things we must do now to resist Trump, and Becky Bond discusses the lessons she learned while working for the Bernie Sanders campaign, and how we can use these "Rules for Revolutionaries" now. Also, clips from some of our favorite post-election podcasts.

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    Home Cooked with Anya Fernald

    Anya Fernald is a judge on the Food Network's Iron Chef, founder of the world's largest sustainable meat company, and author of the new cookbook Home Cooked. Also, Dr. Stanton Glantz was the first to expose the tobacco industry's deceptive practices, and now he's working to expose the the sugar industry. And an update on the toxic chemical BPA in canned food.

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    Race, Politics and Food

    What's the connection between race, culture, health and food? We talk with Chef Therese Nelson, founder of the Black Culinary History Project, and Dr. Ricardo Salvador, who tells us about the Plate of the Union campaign. Also, hear what you can do about the toxic chemical BPA in your food.

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    The Best of B4uLeap

    Featuring best-selling science humorist Mary Roach, Pulitzer Prize winners Deborah Blum and Dan Fagin, food advocates Dr. Marion Nestle and Anna Lappe, legendary satirists Paul Krassner and Harry Shearer, and many others.

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    A Grocery Store Revolution

    Brahm Ahmadi co-founded People's Grocery to tackle environmental injustice and health disparities in West Oakland's under-served "food desert." Now Brahm is creating the People's Community Market, a revolutionary grocery store for West Oakland. And a former podcast guest, social justice comedian Negin Farsad is coming to Oakland to promote her new book How to Make White People Laugh. We'll hear the event details and more.

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The podcast of the Center for Environmental Health. Remember to look, before you leap.

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    Center for Environmental Health
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