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14. Jennifer Bushman, Fed by Blue
Jennifer Bushman is a sustainable seafood expert, communicator, and strategist who has been championing ethical aquaculture for more than two decades. She is the co-founder of Fed by Blue and creator of the Sea Pantry initiative which educates consumers on how to make responsible seafood choices every day. On this episode of Food Lab Talk, Michiel speaks with Jennifer about the power of people, the importance of generating proof of concept, and what search engines or social media has to do with influencing change.
Jennifer Bushman: “People are consuming media in a lot of different ways. Both on the plate and through YouTube... people are out there searching for information. How we utilize that for good is very important. When you ask Chat GPT what a blue food is, it goes down the blueberry path. So we have to start to make sure that information is out there, that we are sophisticated in the way in which we're reaching consumers, where they are and how they're getting information. To really create scale, it's going to have to be all the parts that create the sum. And I don't know that we know yet how the best way is to change consumptive behavior. Because to be honest with you, it hasn't been done.”
00:24 Intro to Jennifer01:15 Jennifer’s journey from land to sea 03:18 “Blue Foods” vs. sustainable aquaculture04:23 What show choir and activism have in common06:40 How to stay motivated in the long arc of change10:09 Why our food system is a complicated puzzle13:46 The importance of a strong support system + network18:37 What does it mean to shift diets?22:50 The tension between supply and demand24:11 Generating proof of concept25:41 Building a U.S. aquaculture supply27:56 Harnessing the power of people29:16 Using Google Search, YouTube and other media31:27 Takeaways for changemakers
Links
Fed by Blue
Hope In The Water
Sea Change Cookbook
Oceans 2050
Marine Mammal Center
Seafood Watch
Fair Trade
Aquaculture Stewardship Council
Blue Foods in School Meals
Atlantic Sea Farms
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