1. The Real Cost of Wasting Food George Siegal 2:07

January 24, 2023
Episode 1
The Real Cost of Wasting Food

There’s a cost we all pay for wasting food but it’s a problem we can do something about. That’s what Dianne McGrath has been working on, and she says fixing this can improve outcomes for society, the environment, and the economy.

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George Siegal began his career in front of the camera as a newscaster, sportscaster, and weathercaster. He worked in markets from San Antonio, Texas to Detroit, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle. In addition to work in front of the camera, George was a feature reporter and producer.