July 29, 2021
In our final episode of season 2, we are looking at the international food system as a whole, and how we need to address this holistically for us to slow down, and adapt to climate change. With special guest, Mike Berners-Lee (author of 'How Bad Are Bananas?'), and stories from Food Tank in the USA and the Mijikenda Community in Kenya, we look at taking a whole food system approach, and the importance of collaboration. Pablo Thorne from Nourish Scotland and Keith Masson from the Highland Council then help us to contextualise all of this, with regards to Scotland's climate commitments at COP26 in Glasgow this November.
Highland Good Food Partnership
July 1, 2021
At the Highland Good Food Partnership, we aim to take a holistic overview of our food system; to embrace its diversity, complexity and its interconnectedness. And this month we meet 3 more inspiring people who are following their passion to improve the Highland food system.
This episode we will hear from a diverse range of sectors across the Highlands. And although the content of each story is very different, they show how the food system is made up of a huge variety of parts. And there are people in all areas, trying to make food better for everyone.
We hear from Douglas Hardie from the Highland Food & Drink Trail, Birgit Rieck - a community paediatrician at Raigmore Hospital, and Nick Underdown from Open Seas.
June 1, 2021
This month we hear from five Highland women who have made a huge impact on their local food systems. Sophie from Post-tatoes, Ella from Left Coast Culture, Helen from Elphin Green Bowl, Kate and Katherine from Raasay Walled Garden. Hear how these amazing women have influenced their local food systems with their simple but extremely innovative ideas.
December 18, 2020
With all the innovative ideas and actions that we have explored this season, what is actually going to change in the food sector in 2021?
2020 has been a very difficult year for everyone, but in this episode we chat to Pete Ritchie from Nourish Scotland, about why he is very hopeful for the future of food in Scotland and across the world; both next year and beyond.
We explore the Farming for 1.5 degrees Inquiry, the implications for COP26 (UN Climate Change Talks) in Glasgow 2021, the probable impact of Brexit, and the Glasgow Food & Climate Declaration, which is truly groundbreaking.
Come join us at the Highland Good Food Conference, starting 11th Jan 2021.
November 27, 2020
We chat to Ed Ley-Wilson from Aquascot and Shona Cameron from CLIMAVORE about everything aquaculture. How salmon farming affects communities, and how our intertidal zones are a hidden treasure trove of food and much much more.
We found this episode utterly fascinating to make, filled with inspiring people and groundbreaking initiatives!
Conference tickets
Highland Good Food Conversation website
October 30, 2020
We chat to Quintin Stevens from The Storehouse, Craig Bryce from Highland Wholefoods and John Murray from the Highland Food & Drink Club.
How have their businesses adapted during Covid-19? and what could the future be for Highland food businesses?
Online Conference tickets
HGFC
