
Helena Bottemiller Evich
Politico food and agriculture reporter, providing expert insights on the nation's food supply chain disruptions.
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Sep 25, 2025 • 51min
515. Helena Bottemiller Evich And Marion Nestle On Policy Priorities For Sustainable Food Systems And MAHA Wellness Trends
Helena Bottemiller Evich, a food policy reporter and founder of the Food Fix newsletter, teams up with Marion Nestle, a food policy scholar and author, to dive into sustainable food systems. They discuss MAHA's mixed impact on dietary guidelines and the need for stronger regulation versus wellness PR. The duo explores the gaps in pesticide policy, the prospects of a bipartisan Farm Bill, and the shifting landscape of consumer behavior driven by wellness trends. Nestle advocates for impactful actions like marketing restrictions to improve child health.

Feb 28, 2025 • 60min
Ramadan, the new who’s who in national food policy, seed oils
Karen E. Fisher, a Professor at the University of Washington, shares heartfelt Ramadan stories from the Zaatari refugee camp, emphasizing communal cooking amid challenges. Helena Bottemiller Evich explores fresh shifts in U.S. food policy, including the transformative Maha movement. Dr. Christopher Gardener discusses the myths surrounding seed oils, providing insights about their dietary impact. Caroline Eden reflects on her culinary travels, revealing how food connects to culture and memory, and illustrates the importance of kitchen stories across different landscapes.

Apr 29, 2020 • 27min
Overflowing farms, desperate food banks
Helena Bottemiller Evich, a Politico reporter specializing in food and agriculture, sheds light on the paradox of American farming today. She discusses why farmers are forced to destroy crops even as food banks face overwhelming demand. The conversation delves into the intricate disruptions of the food supply chain, the ethical dilemmas in livestock management, and the urgent need for innovative solutions to connect surplus production with hungry families. It's a striking reflection on food insecurity amidst plenty.