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Which episode are you reviewing?
- For Those Who Serve: The Restaurant Professional
- Rethinking School Lunch: Health Equity
- Eco-Literacy: Teaching Children About the Origins of Food
- Small Farms and Land Access: Farm Dreams Deferred
- Your Food, Through the Eyes of Farmworkers
- SNAP in the Age of Political Chaos
- Feeling the Sting: What Can Be Done to Protect Pollinators
- Pilot: Harvesting Equitable Food
- Leveling the Playing Field: The Berkeley Soda Tax
- The Changemakers of CHAMACOS: Pesticides and Public Health
- Healthy Soil in Richmond’s Concrete Jungle
If you have listened to other episodes, please review them separately.
Did you listen to the entire story?
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How much did you enjoy listening to the story?
- I thoroughly enjoyed listening to it
- I somewhat enjoyed listening to it
- I didn’t really enjoy it and was bored at parts
What would have made the story even more compelling?
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- Better production
- Longer
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Please provide details on what you liked and didn’t like about this story.
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Which Just Food episodes have you listened to already? Please include the episode you are reviewing now.
- For Those Who Serve: The Restaurant Professionals
- Feeling the Sting: What Can Be Done to Protect Pollinators
- Pilot: Harvesting Equitable Food
- Leveling the Playing Field: The Berkeley Soda Tax
- The Changemakers of CHAMACOS: Pesticides and Public Health
- Healthy Soil in Richmond’s Concrete Jungle
Given the full episode list for both seasons, which episodes would you listen to that you have NOT heard already? Check all that apply.
- For Those Who Serve: The Restaurant Professionals
- Rethinking School Lunch: Health Equity
- Eco-literacy: Teaching Children About the Origins of Food
- Small Farms and Land Access: Farm Dreams Deferred
- Your Food, Through the Eyes of Farmworkers
- SNAP in the Age of Political Chaos
- Feeling the Sting: What Can Be Done to Protect Pollinators (release date: Sep 21, 2017)
- Pilot: Harvesting Equitable Food (release date: April 18, 2017)
- Leveling the Playing Field: The Berkeley Soda Tax (release date: Oct 5, 2017)
- The Changemakers of CHAMACOS: Pesticides and Public Health (release date: Oct 19, 2017)
- Healthy Soil in Richmond’s Concrete Jungle (release date: Nov 2, 2017)
- CalFresh on Campus: Breaking the Stigma of Food Insecurity (release date: Nov 16, 2017)
- I am not interested in any of these episodes
Do you like the title, “Just Food”?
- I like it
- I hate it
- I’m confused by it
If we produce more Just Food episodes in the future, what would you like to see stories about?

Please provide ideas for stories related to cultivating health and justice in food systems.
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The Just Food Podcast
SNAP in the Age of Political Chaos
Small Farms and Land Access: Farm Dreams Deferred
Rethinking School Lunch: Health Equity
Ecoliteracy: Teaching Children About the Origins of Food
For Those Who Serve: The Restaurant Professionals
CalFresh on Campus: Breaking the Stigma of Food Insecurity
Healthy Soil in Richmond’s Concrete Jungle
The Changemakers of CHAMACOS: Pesticides and Public Health
Leveling the Playing Field: The Berkeley Soda Tax
Feeling the Sting: What Can Be Done to Protect Pollinators
Pilot: Harvesting Equitable Food
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