

Alice Waters: We Are What We Eat
Jul 15, 2022
Alice Waters, a Bay Area icon and influential chef, discusses her book 'We Are What We Eat' and the importance of slow food culture. Topics include: the dangers of fast food, the impact of industrial farming, the empowerment of prioritizing and nurturing a different kind of food culture, memories of Europe and Montessori education, concerns about the fast food culture and embracing slow food values, connecting with nature and sensory-focused learning, establishing values in schools, collaboration with regenerative farmer Bob Kanard, and the bread revolution as a catalyst for a sustainable world.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Values and Food: A Conversation with Chef Alice Waters
02:04 • 14min
Memories of Europe and the Influence of Montessori Education
16:15 • 8min
Discussion on the Fast Food Culture, Transparency, and Slow Food Values
24:37 • 4min
Connecting with Nature and Sensory-Focused Learning
28:27 • 8min
Values, Stewardship, and Education: Schools Across the Country
35:59 • 3min
Scaling and Replicating: Embracing Regenerative Farming
39:24 • 29min
The Bread Revolution and Shared Values
01:08:06 • 4min