Billions of dollars have been pumped into the promise of a climate-friendly way of producing meat, but is growing a steak in a lab any better for the planet than rearing a cow on a farm? Supporters of the idea say it will dramatically reduce the impact of livestock, which is responsible for about 15% of the world’s planet-warming gases, as well as returning huge amounts of land to nature. But studies suggest cultivating meat in a lab might actually be worse for the planet, at least in the long-run – we put both claims to the test. Plus, ten years on from the unveiling of the world’s first lab-grown meat, we ask why it’s still only available to buy at one restaurant in Singapore, and only on Thursdays.Presenter Graihagh Jackson is joined by: Tasneem Karodia, co-founder of Mzansi Meat, in South Africa; John Lynch, postdoctoral research associate at the University of Oxford, in the UK; Nick Marsh, the BBC’s Asia business correspondent, in SingaporeProducer: Simon Tulett Researcher: Matt Toulson Series Producer: Alex Lewis Editor: China Collins Sound engineer: Tom Brignell Production Coordinators: Debbie Richford and Sophie Hill

John Lynch discusses why the 49ers targeted Chase Young and the deal with Washington. Nick Bosa's dominance with only 3 sacks. Updates on injured cornerbacks. Insightful analysis on player performances and draft implications.

John Lynch discusses potential trades involving Trey Lance, Brandon Aiyuk, and Nick Bosa. The 49ers' interest in Brock Purdy and his future. Insights on acquiring top quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson and Matthew Stafford. Evaluating QB talent and trade scenarios leading up to the NFL draft.

Exploring potential trade of Jeffrey O'Koon, John Lynch's draft grade ranking, player trade implications, roster strategies, Lynch's impact on 49ers, drafting strategy, leadership dynamics, 49ers' drafting history, hits and misses of recent draft picks, evaluation process, trade-ups, comparing drafting strategies with the Kansas City Chiefs

John Lynch discusses Brock Purdy's recovery timeline and the QB competition with Trey Lance and Sam Darnold for the San Francisco 49ers. The podcast delves into the uncertainties of the quarterback situation, analyzing Purdy's challenges and competition with Lance. Insightful discussions on the potential starting quarterback decision, injury evaluations, and fan opinions on the team's quarterbacks.

John Lynch discusses quarterbacks Purdy and Lance at the Combine, potential roster changes. Griese and Gipson returning, Gould and Ward uncertain. Character concerns in the draft, Jalen Carter news. Insights on player negotiations, team dynamics, and influences on decision-making in the NFL.

John Lynch shares insights on Deebo Samuel and the NFL Draft, while also discussing possible retirement for Alex Mack. The podcast dives into the #PeaCrock 2022 NFL Draft wide receiver rankings, highlighting the top 10 prospects and late-round sleepers.

John Lynch discusses keeping Jimmy Garoppolo, plans for Deebo Samuel and Nick Bosa. Insights on navigating the QB conundrum, future contract negotiations, and retaining key players. Negotiating Deebo's 'Wideback' contract and weight loss struggles. Anticipation of coach's messages on the team dynamics.

Topics covered in the podcast include John Lynch discussing Jimmy Garoppolo's trade situation, Trey Lance's development, Mike McGlinchey's injury, interest from teams in trading for Garoppolo, insights on Lance's leadership, and strategies for managing player injuries and transitions in leadership.

Coaches leaving the 49ers, John Lynch turns down Amazon offer, Trey Lance as top prospect in 2022 draft, depth of draft benefits 49ers