Topic: Gm Food

The tour moves from Tennessee through Kentucky to Illinois, where Adam Curry observes vast fields of genetically modified corn and windowless chicken coops. He compares the signage for agricultural products to winery advertisements. The segment concludes with their arrival at the home of producers Chuck and Dana in Inverness.

Prince Charles has authored a new book titled "Harmony," which advocates for a revolution against mechanistic science and genetically modified foods. A Daily Mail article by Max Hastings is discussed, which criticizes the Prince as a "muddled" thinker. The hosts suggest Charles is being marginalized in favor of Prince William.

The BBC is criticized for publishing a pro-genetically modified (GM) food article by Jonathan Jones without disclosing his professional ties to Monsanto. The term "orthorexia nervosa" is highlighted as a new medical label used to pathologize individuals obsessed with eating healthy or avoiding GM products. The discussion notes that Haiti recently rejected Monsanto seed donations to maintain control over their own food supply.

Monsanto has received approval to develop genetically modified wheat for the United States market, coinciding with a rise in wheat and soybean futures. The documentary "The World According to Monsanto" and the theatrical release "Food Inc." are recommended for those seeking to understand the impact of corporate control over the global food supply.