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This week we continue our series called: Five Dimensions of Well-Being.
Our focus for the next two weeks will be on the FOOD dimension of Well-Being.
To recap, the Five Dimensions of Well-Being that we’re focusing on are:
- Health
- Food
- Environment
- Work Life
- Stewardship
The past two weeks we’ve discussed the Health dimension with Joe Cross’ two documentaries: Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead and the sequel Fat Sick and Nearly Dead 2.
If you missed these shows, no worries mate, you can find both on our program page right here on Spreaker.com
If you’d like an easy way to listen, remember you can stream the episodes on your computer or smartphone and each episode is available for FREE as a download mp3 file.
This week we transition to Food with this episode called: Food is The Lynchpin of Community.
Our Alignment Film this week is Food Inc.
This 2008 American documentary film was directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Robert Kenner.
This film was one of the top grossing documentaries of all time.
Food Inc examines corporate farming in the United States, concluding that agribusiness produces food that is unhealthy, in a way that is environmentally harmful and abusive of both animals and employees.
The film is narrated by Michael Pollan and Eric Schlosser.
Food Inc. provides helpful insights on where our food is coming from, how animals and plants are being mistreated and the impacts it’s having on our country.
As you watch this Alignment Film we want you to watch for these five key points that explain why Food is The Lynchpin of Community.
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