This is the first in a series of interviews I am conducting to try to better understand why food prices have been rising, where they are going as we move toward a potential food crisis, how this will impact the evolving landscape of food availability, and what we should do about it.

Josh Young and Tracy Schuchart are here to talk about why oil and fertilizer are in short supply and why their prices have been steadily rising.

Josh Young is Chief Investment Officer and Founder of Bison Interests, which invests in the publicly traded oil and gas markets. Follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Josh_Young_1

Tracy Shuchart is Partner and Global Macro Energy and Materials Strategist at Intelligence Quarterly. Follow her on Twitter at https://twitter.com/chigrl

This series started from a Substack post I wrote, The Emerging Food Crisis:

https://chrismasterjohnphd.substack.com/p/the-emerging-food-crisis

Over the next month, as part of this series, I will conduct interviews and panel discussions on my podcast in an effort to better understand the issue and what to do about it. Relying primarily on interviews will allow me to better understand the issue while staying focused on finishing my vaccine research so I can ultimately return to finishing my book.

I will eventually be concluding my work on the vaccines with a COVID Vaccine Guide, which I will distribute for free to paid Substack subscribers, those who have pre-ordered my Vitamins and Minerals 101 book, and members of the CMJ Masterpass. Articles in this series that lay out actionable foundations of my future protocol for vaccine side effects will be for paid Substack subscribers and Masterpass members. However, most of them will available for free for the first 48 hours, and all of them will be readable with a free trial. Paid Substack subscribers get immediate access to my COVID Guide, and are entitled to 50% off a membership to the Masterpass as well. You can subscribe or upgrade your subscription here:

https://chrismasterjohnphd.substack.com/subscribe