What's For Dinner?

Tonight's Guests: Fisheries Activists at FarmAid In addition to music, FarmAid features exhibits that teach but can't distribute ANY paper, groups develop games to get their message across. Barbara Garrity-Blake and Bryan Blake, Christy Shi-Day and John Day act out the Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance (NAMA) game with What's for Dinner. Barbara is a cultural anthropologist who studied the menhaden fishery and works on NC fisheries policy. Bryan is a wooden boat builder. Christy and John live in North Carolina's "Down East" region, an area of fishing villages. Both work for the NC State University's Center for Environmental Farming Systems, he on the supply chain to military bases, she helping all the players in the NC food system to build it together.