
 What Doesn't Kill You
 What Doesn't Kill You Barons! You Thought the Age of the Robber Baron Was Over? Guess Again!
 Mar 14, 2024 
 Author Austin Frerick discusses monopolies in the food industry, from grains to grocery chains. The podcast explores the impact of corporate giants like Cargill and Tyson, unethical practices in berry production, and the link between economic power and extremist politics. It also delves into the evolution of antitrust laws, NAFTA's effect on farming and immigration, and solutions for a sustainable food future. 
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 Introduction 
 00:00 • 3min 
 Unveiling Monopolies and Corporate Greed in Agriculture 
 03:02 • 12min 
 From Brandeis to Bork: The Evolution of Antitrust Laws and Monopolies 
 15:17 • 13min 
 Exploring Contract Models and Corporate Strategies in the Agriculture Industry 
 28:05 • 2min 
 Unethical Practices in the Food Industry 
 30:04 • 9min 
 Exploring the Relationship Between Economic Power and Extremist Politics 
 38:59 • 2min 
 Exploring the Impact of NAFTA on Farming and Immigration 
 40:50 • 3min 
 Reforming the Food Industry for a Sustainable Future 
 43:45 • 5min 

