Eco-directors of Food Inc 2 discuss issues in American agribusiness while exploring the cultural restrictions on music in Chechnya. They delve into food industry challenges, manipulation by powerful companies, deceptive marketing of ultra-processed foods, and the impact on communities. The podcast also touches on controversial UNRRA textbooks promoting anti-Semitic themes and the need for balanced criticism in interviews.

Listen to a discussion with Michael Pollan and Marion Nestle, authors, and Robert Kenner and Melissa Robledo, filmmakers, as they reflect on the changes in the food system since Food, Inc. was released in 2008. Topics include the influence of multinational corporations on the U.S. government, the effectiveness of guiding eaters towards different choices, and the significance of engaging with the political system for real change.