In this engaging discussion, acclaimed author Michael Morpurgo sheds light on the widening gap between urban and rural communities in the UK. He passionately argues that family farms, vital to England's identity, are under severe threat. Reflecting on World War II, he emphasizes the importance of food security, cautioning against complacency. The insights into the ongoing struggles of farmers against industrial agriculture and the need for societal appreciation for rural life are both poignant and urgent.