I think we're one of the only you know news institutions that actually does something

about it but actually my next guest I think falls exactly into that category it's really

easy to bitch about the problems of the world and point out how you know it's all a disaster and how you do it better if you had a chance

But it actually takes some ingenuity to figure out how to have a voice, to inspire people, to want to make a difference,

but then figuring out how do you talk to the corporations you're trying to change,

instead of just insulting them and putting them on the defense

is the way to actually just convince them they'd be better off making the change.

That is what makes this next guest really one of a kind. Of course, I'm talking about Vani Hari, the food

babe. You probably know who she is, but if you don't, take a look at this.

We have my good friend Bonnie Harry in the house.

She's the food babe, Vanny Harry.

Vani Harry, known as the food babe.

The food babe herself, Bonnie Harry is here.

Here's Vani Harry, the food bays.

Vani Hari joins me now to talk about her efforts.

She calls herself Food Babe.

She's an activist blogger who's blowing the whistle on a major food chain.

I grew up like most people on the standard American diet eating all of the junk food all the processed foods all the fast food and it really affected my health when I started to clean up my diet all of my ailments vanished.

I started food babe out of passion of telling the people around me what's really in

their food and they wanted to know my friends and my family

wanted to know what I did to transform my health. I wrote a blog post called

Chick-fil-A or Chemical Fala and it got so viral that I think chick fillet took notice and shortly

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