Something Understood

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Something Understood: Harvest Festival

Harvest Festival

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Mark Tully and Professor Michael Northcott discuss food production and consumption.

Mark Tully talks to Professor Michael Northcott about the broken relationship between food production and consumption.

Mark Tully talks to Prof Michael Northcott about the broken relationship between food production and consumption. At this harvest-tide, why will so many of us feel only guilt amid the cornucopia of industrial foods in our supermarkets? How can we recover our sense of food as an elemental collaboration between humanity and the Creator?

First broadcast in 2008.

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