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Better Food Stories
Better Food Stories
45 episodes
4 days ago
Conversations with today's food industry trendsetters.
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Conversations with today's food industry trendsetters.
Show more...
Food
Arts
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How to Fix a Broken Meat Industry with Porter Road
Better Food Stories
42 minutes 20 seconds
6 years ago
How to Fix a Broken Meat Industry with Porter Road

Today on the podcast, I’m chatting with Chris Carter and James Peskier, the co-founders of Porter Road, a high-end butcher shop based in Nashville, TN, that provides hormone-free, pasture-raised meats sourced from local farms. And, after years of serving their local community, Porter Road now delivers nationwide.

In my conversation with Chris and James, you’ll learn:

  • How Porter Road is setting out to improve today’s meat industry by giving power back to local farmers, putting animal welfare first, and keeping the integrity of the land these animals are raised on.
  • You'll also get Chris and James’ insights on the alternative meat industry and their advice for how we can all do our part in fixing the current state of our food industry.
  • Plus, Chris and James and share their tips on what to look for when purchasing meat to make sure you’re the best product.

You can check out show notes to this episode, as well as all past episodes of Better Food Stories on adriagreenhauff.com/podcast.

*DISCLAIMER: This episode discuss meat production and consumption. It is not an advertisement for the meat industry or meant to offend those who choose a plant-based or vegan lifestyle. If you’d like to take a deeper dive into vegan dining, please check out Ep. 14 for an interview with Julia Kravetz of NYC’s Little Choc Apothecary.

Better Food Stories
Conversations with today's food industry trendsetters.