Instructional Video6:19
Mediacorp

The Ripple Effect of India's Beef Ban

12th - Higher Ed
This video discusses the impact of the declining buffalo population in India on the local economy, particularly in the beef industry. It also explores the controversial beef ban in the country, which has led to unemployment and violence...
Instructional Video2:24
Financial Times

Can meat-free products curb pet food's environmental impact?

Higher Ed
The global pet food market is predicted to be worth $113bn by 2025. It’s a big business, but one that takes a toll on the planet. A recent US study estimated that in the United States, pet food could be responsible for a quarter of the...
Instructional Video9:48
Food Farmer Earth

The Paradox of Progress: The Complex Impact of Food Industrialization

12th - Higher Ed
Paul Roberts explores the unintended consequences of innovations in food production, starting with the post-World War II discovery that led to widespread use of antibiotics in livestock, which initially boosted production but later...
Instructional Video1:44
60 Second Histories

Saxon farming - part 1

K - 5th
Part one of the farming series describes a thegn and explains his position within the Saxon community.  He explains how ceorls and slaves help farm his land and talks about the food they grow and animals they keep.
Instructional Video21:34
The Viral Fever

The Food Files: Can curry prevent cancer?

12th - Higher Ed
Flavourful, fragrant, and famous. Curry is an absolute must-have on any Singaporean menu. But can this local favourite actually be the key to a healthier lifestyle? Does the spices it contains actually help to prevent cancer? And what...
Instructional Video25:35
The Wall Street Journal

Silicon Valley's Green Thumb

Higher Ed
Entrepreneurs who want to deploy tech-industry tools in the Farm Belt are getting billions of dollars in investment from venture capital firms and food companies. But profits are elusive.
Instructional Video4:26
Healthcare Triage

More Bad Nutrition Studies: Red Meat and Cancer

Higher Ed
The old chestnut that eating red meat leads to cancer is back! A study last week claimed that eating red meat increased cancer risks by up to 28 percent! This sounds scary, but this study has a lot of problems.
Instructional Video11:51
Weird History

Weirdest Foods From Ancient Rome

12th - Higher Ed
The people of ancient Rome may have lived thousands of years ago, but their diets were anything but old-fashioned. In fact, they chowed down on many foods we would shudder to even consider consuming today. The rich and famous, ranging...
Instructional Video25:04
The Wall Street Journal

Meatless Burgers? Milk-free Dairy?

Higher Ed
Cattle ranchers and dairy farmers are scrambling to defend their turf against plant-based alternatives to traditional meat and milk. Is market share at risk?
Instructional Video8:44
Food Farmer Earth

The Shift in Dietary Perspectives: From Margarine to Butter

12th - Higher Ed
Michael Pollan discusses the changing views on dietary fats, particularly the shift from demonizing saturated fats like butter to questioning the health implications of margarine and other processed substitutes. He critiques the food...
Instructional Video5:58
Food Farmer Earth

Navigating the Nexus: Food Systems, Agriculture, and Climate Change

12th - Higher Ed
Anna Lappé's discussion sheds light on the crucial link between food, agriculture, and the climate crisis, advocating for a systemic shift towards more sustainable and equitable food production methods. She emphasizes the role of food...
Instructional Video9:13
Curated Video

The Honest Tea Founder Shares Insights on Business Leadership and Stategy

Higher Ed
The video is an interview with the founder of Honest Tea, a beverage company that focuses on organic and low calorie products sourced from fair trade gardens. He talks about how the company started, the challenges they faced, and their...
Instructional Video1:08
Next Animation Studio

3D-printed steak made from plant-based ‘fat, blood and muscle’

12th - Higher Ed
An Israeli company claims to have invented the world’s first realistic, 3D-printed steak made from non-meat products.
Instructional Video3:00
Curated Video

The History and Making of Meatballs

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Meatballs are made of ground or minced meat, seasoned, and rolled together with a binder such as egg. Various cultures around the world have been making meatballs with different types of meat and seasoning for thousands of years. Learn...
Instructional Video32:10
The Wall Street Journal

Impossible Foods Founder Patrick Brown on the Future of Meatless Meat

Higher Ed
Tyson Foods, Smithfield Foods, Nestlé and Kellogg are all now competing with the Impossible Burger. Dr. Patrick Brown, founder and CEO of Impossible Foods and Daniela Hernandez, WSJ digital science editor, discuss the future of...
Instructional Video6:57
Financial Times

Veganomics: could cutting meat save the planet and make you money?

Higher Ed
Animal agriculture represents a quarter of global greenhouse gases. FT reporters examine the environmental case for going vegan, whether the City could be part of a move away from animal products and how difficult it still is to turn to...
Instructional Video4:12
The Africa Channel

Africa on a Plate: Zulu Crocodile Curry

12th - Higher Ed
Explore the continent through this culinary journey as notable African chefs set out to introduce viewers to the foods and cultures of Africa. Chef Lentswe Bhengu travels to the outskirts of Durban, where he learns about his cultural...
Instructional Video3:28
Financial Times

Creating a veggie burger that tastes just like meat

Higher Ed
Western-style meat-rich diets will not be sustainable in 2050 when the world's population reaches 9bn, so the search is on for alternative sources of protein.
Instructional Video5:52
Healthcare Triage

Red Meat and Cancer! PANIC! Understanding the WHO's Meat and Cancer Announcement

Higher Ed
Is meat going to give you cancer? The answer is a very dubious maybe. Aaron helps you understand the meat announcement from the WHO, and it turns out, you might not need to panic.
Instructional Video4:37
Healthcare Triage

New Research On Plant-Based Diets and Mortality

Higher Ed
A new study out this month claims plant-based diets are associated with lower risk of not only cardiovascular disease and mortality but of all-cause mortality as well. Can this be so?
Instructional Video8:57
Rachel's English

Vocabulary: Parties and Labor Day - American English Pronunciation

6th - Higher Ed
Come with me to a Labor Day cookout and learn the pronunciation of some vocabulary word related to grilling and parties!
Instructional Video8:48
Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Short Cuts To Glory - Recipes - Steak

6th - Higher Ed
Anthony Puharich is the steak king. It doesn’t matter if you like your steak rare, medium, or well done, Anthony has a simple guide to cooking it perfectly. Every. Single.Time.
Instructional Video19:23
The Wall Street Journal

D'Artagnan CEO on the Meatless Movement and the Future of Restaurants

Higher Ed
Entrepreneur and D’Artagnan CEO Ariane Daguin discusses cultural and consumer shifts in the food industry, the meatless movement and the challenge ahead for restaurants.
Instructional Video2:30
Curated Video

Selective Breeding: Process and Outcomes

Higher Ed
The video explains the process of selective breeding, which is the process by which humans breed plants and animals for certain desirable characteristics. It goes on to illustrate how scientists and farmers might identify cows with high...