Helena Bottemiller Evich

Let's get to it.

Helena, welcome back to Forked.

How are you? I'm doing well.

How are you? I'm doing well.

And Dan, I am so glad that you are here to talk to us all about things Forked.

Before we get to that, however, I do want to mention one thing that we have upcoming on November 4th at 6.30 p.m. We're doing a live taping of Forked at the Brooklyn Museum in New York.

I think, Helena, maybe you'll disagree, this is going to be the social event of the season.

Totally.

[upbeat music] Welcome to Forked.

I'm Theodore Ross, editor-in-chief of the Food and Environment Reporting Network, and I'm joined by my co-host, Helena Bottemiller Evich from Food Fix.

We're joined today by Kat Cammack, congresswoman from Florida, GOP rising star, and a member of the House Agriculture Committee, home of the very delayed and possibly DOA Farm Bill.

It's an in-depth conversation on the issues, ideas, and legislation scrambling the American food system.

She may also have a thing or two to say about the MAHA movement.

Just how PO'd are they actually at Republicans? Enough to vote blue, or maybe just not vote? Let's do this.

Helena, welcome back to Forked.

So glad to have you here.