Cheryl Rogowski, Food-to-Plate Innovator
Airs Saturday at 6AM on 93.9 FM, Saturday at 2PM on AM 820, and Sunday at 8PM on AM 820
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Where does our food come from? Since we pay close attention to so many aspects of food in the holiday season, host Majora Carter visits Cheryl Rogowski, a fourth-generation farmer and the first farmer to receive a MacArthur "Genius" Fellowship. Cheryl gives us a tour of her farm, and we'll hear from people she works with in the many programs she has created - from mentoring migrant farmers to creating low-cost CSAs for senior citizens.
About The Promised Land
There are visionaries among us — men and women with innovative ideas about changing lives and transforming communities. You may find them in the far-flung corners of the world or right down the street. With The Promised Land, a new series from Launch Minneapolis, host Majora Carter seeks out these extraordinary yet everyday people and reveals their dreams and struggles — what inspires and challenges their work and their lives. From neighborhoods in east Belfast grappling with a polluted river to kids interviewing for Green Jobs Corps in East Oakland, The Promised Land promises a steady stream of powerful radio.
Hosted by Majora Carter
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I sat in my car for more than half and hour because I was glued... Wonderful, inspiring, and encouraging.. love this segment. Love this show.
The accomplishments documented are amazing. The narrative arc, smarmy. I simply can not listen.
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