Welcome to The Our Henhouse interview.

I'm Jasmine Singer.

I'm Marianne Sullivan.

We're so pleased to welcome back to our henhouse, Jan Dukovic.

So welcome back and welcome Gabriel Rosenberg as well to talk about your blockbuster new book, Feed the People.

Thank you both so much for being here.

Yeah, it's great to be here.

Thanks.

I'm excited.

Jan, you're like, you know, a regular at this point.

So I'm glad you're here, but I know that you're going to be back many times.

And today is a particularly exciting day for us because Feed the People

is such a huge, it's such a huge monumental moment, I would say, for you, but also for the animals

and so many issues that you cover in this book. So I want to get into that. But first, let me just

say, Jan, you might already know if you're listening or watching this is an assistant professor at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, a contributing writer at Vox and a contributing editor at the New Republic.

And Gabriel is an associate professor at Duke University who writes about the historical and contemporary linkages among gender, sexuality, race, and of course, the global food system.

I have to say that intro, like that intro, Gabriel, is so cool.

Because is any, are you the only person of the world studying the food system from that angle?

It's so interesting.

I'm not the only person, but it is a very, very small group of us.

It makes so much sense in so many ways.

Yeah.

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