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William K. Wolfrum’s Morning: Get the Hunger
1,000,000,000 human beings were hungry around the globe in 2010.News/PoliticsHunger: A billion people are hungry. You can't understand that. It's too enormous. Stop, think. Again - A billion people are...
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William K. Wolfrum's Morning: Paul is dead
Don’t be sad, Paul saw this coming.News/PoliticsPaul the Octopus: Famed psychic cephalopod is dead. Luckily, he’s also delicious.Iran: Loading fuel into a nuclear reactor for the first time, Iran takes...
View ArticleSugar: The Bitter Truth
In this 90 minute video, Sugar: The Bitter Truth, Robert H. Lustig, MD, UCSF Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Endocrinology, explores the damage caused by the fructose that comprises roughly...
View ArticleAmerican Meat docufilm
Above is a summary of the soon-to-be-released documentary American Meat. Producer Alejandro de Onis and director Graham Meriwether explore the impact of the recent economic downturn on industrial...
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Food for Fools
In the Wall Street Journal article, Can the World Still Feed Itself?, Austrian Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, chairman and former CEO of Nestlé, portrays genetically-modified (GMO or GM) crops as the hero,...
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Exciting Food Prices
In January 2011, Lester Brown, President of the Earth Policy Institute, predicted The Great Food Crisis of 2011, and followed up in May 2011 with The New Geopolitics of Food. In the United States,...
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What would you do for HFCS?
While watching various matches of the Australian Open, we were bombarded by those videos from the Corn Refiner's Association claiming that your body can't tell the difference between cane sugar and...
View ArticleInteresting times
We live in interesting times, but everyone seems to be watching TV. Actors Andy Griffith and Ernest Borgnine recently died. Each man proved himself in serious roles, Griffith in A Face in the Crowd and...
View ArticleCooking in Rome: Soda Bans and the Illusion of Choice
A judge has overruled Mayor Bloomberg's soda ban, calling it "arbitrary and capricious." So New York City's ban on large sugary beverages, meaning more than 16 oz. servings, is basically dead. This is...
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Caption this photo: Schwarzenegger & Stallone eat up Vegas
Aging Mussels dine on Raw fish in Las Vegas.Your turn.–WKWCrossposted at William K. Wolfrum Chronicles
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