
A dynamic conversation with the owners of The Hub Cafe about farming, restaurants and the challenges facing both. Alex is joined by Jake Thiessen, the Executive Chef, and his wife, Crystal Bock Thiessen, who supports...


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Hosted by Robinette Farms · health · EN
The food we eat can literally transform our lives and the world around us! This life is full of stories about the connection between human health and the health of the land, and the common thread is FOOD. Alex McKiernan and Chloe Diegel of Robinette Farms explore the impact of food each week through interviews about how Food Transforms. Listen in as they connect you to the people and the land that grow your food.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe food we eat can literally transform our lives and the world around us! This life is full of stories about the connection between human health and the health of the land, and the common thread is FOOD. Alex McKiernan and Chloe Diegel of Robinette Farms explore the impact of food each week through interviews about how Food Transforms.
Food Transforms is hosted by Robinette Farms. The show has published 30 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Hub Cafe - Jake Thiessen and Crystal Bock Thiessen" (27 October 2026, 33 minutes), "A True Cheese Artist - Charuth von Beuzekom" (20 October 2026, 42 minutes), and "Conservation Without People is Impossible - Alton Tsowaseb" (6 October 2026, 37 minutes).
Food Transforms publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 30 episodes.
Booking probability for Food Transforms is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Food Transforms requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Food Transforms's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Food Transforms are Other Crop Farming and Crop Farming Services. Food Transforms has a health audience.
Robinette Farms hosts Food Transforms, a health podcast with 30 episodes published.
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A dynamic conversation with the owners of The Hub Cafe about farming, restaurants and the challenges facing both. Alex is joined by Jake Thiessen, the Executive Chef, and his wife, Crystal Bock Thiessen, who supports...

Episode #30
A fun interview with Charuth von Beuzekom of Shadowbrook Farm and Dutch Girl Creamery featuring the one and only Chloe Diegel at the co-host mic! We learn all about cheesemaking, different types of milk, the difficulty...

What a treat to be joined by Alton Tsowaseb, a Fulbright Scholar from Namibia, to discuss his experience in conservation and community development in his home country on the southwestern coast of Africa. We learn about...

Jason Steele of Picnic Hill Orchard joins Alex to talk about running an apple orchard and welcoming the public to his farm southeast of Lincoln, NE. Plus a taste test to see if one can taste the local difference!

Episode #26
Chloe and Alex share what produce farmers are doing this time of year, they reflect on highlights of recent episodes, discuss growing a local food culture and economy, and Alex learns that they are an "Ingredients...

Alex discusses eating disorders with Dr. Daniel Gih, a professor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and hears about how this feels for one person that struggles with their relationship to food.

Episode #24
Pekarek's Produce is one of Robinette Farms' biggest suppliers for our Local Food Subscription. Ryan Pekarek joins Alex and they discuss Ryan's work in both produce and commodity farming, he and his wife's graduate work...

Episode #23
Matt Pirog, who manages Robinette Farms' grazing operations, shares his passion for fermenting foods and helps people understand the why and big picture of fermentation. Learn how pickles, sauerkraut, kimchi, yogurt and...

A wonderful interview with Ben Gotschall of Clover Cove Ranch in the Eastern Sandhills. Ben and his wife, Tammy Austin, milk cows and sell dairy products, as well as raise buffalo. Ben and Alex explore the what and why...

Episode #21
Alex and Chloe revisit practical steps to limit your family's exposure to plastic in your food, as well as a quick update on cyclospora and keeping your food safe. Plus the best part: what's new and amazing in local...

Alex is joined by Dr. Elizabeth Ryznar, a professor and psychiatrist highlighting the detrimental effects of microplastics that make their way into our bodies, in particular on our mental health. Learn what is -- and...

Episode #19
Chloe and Alex discuss the recent cyclospora concerns and what led up to it, the risk of food borne illness in general, and how Robinette Farms manages those risks to deliver the best food possible to your family.

Episode #18
Chris Helzer, the Director of Science for The Nature Conservancy in Nebraska, joins Alex out on the grasslands of Pawnee County to talk about the relationship between food and conservation, the increase in woody species...

Episode #17
Alex sits down with Robinette Farms' neighbor, Brian Brhel, to discuss his perspective on how we can shift practices in conventional agriculture by focusing on soil health. Plus a short interview with his wife, Jenny...

Episode #16
Chloe joins Alex to talk about the microgreens Robinette sells because what even is a "microgreen"? We also discuss the new federal Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), which, in Nebraska, is bringing millions of...

Episode #15
Alex is joined by Laura Nelson, Executive Director of the Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition to talk about their upcoming grazing schools and connecting grasslands, ranching and conservation back to FOOD. Plus a moment of...

Episode #14
Sarah K. Mock is the accomplished author of "Farm (and Other F Words)," and "Big Team Farms," a blogger with the substack feed "People Eat the Land," and podcaster with many, many great ongoing and series podcast...

Episode #13
Amy Tabor, General Manager of Open Harvest Co-op, joins Alex at the Farm to talk about cooperative principles, the history of Open Harvest, working with Boards, local food sales, and all the challenges Open Harvest has...

Episode #12
Alex visits his good friend and neighbor, Kevin Loth of Shadowbrook Farms and Dutch Girl Creamery, to hear about what his 40 years in farming have taught him about life, farming, people and the land.

An incredible conversation with Heather Dawn Thompson of the World Wildlife Fund! We discuss indigenous foods and philosophy, having hard conversations across divides, Farm to School programming, capitalism and the...
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