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Master Cleanse; Michael Pollan's Manifesto; Diet Inventions

We discover quirky diet inventions, declare a food manifesto, and get two perspectives on the master cleanse. We lose weight through writing, unearth the Works Progress Administration’s foodways project, and learn about the red wine hangover device.

By Evan Kleiman • Jan 19, 2008 • 1h 0m Listen

Tom Nardone finds quirky diet inventions, while Michael Pollan declares his food manifesto. Author Peter Glickman advocates the master cleanse and Dr. Ed Zimney argues that the master cleanse is a master scam. Artist Julia Cameron sheds pounds through writing, Laura Shapiro unearths the Works Progress Administration's foodways project, and professor Richard Mathies designs a red wine hangover device. Plus, Laura Avery serves up a fresh Market Report.

Evan Kleiman
host 'Good Food'
Bob Carlson
host and producer, 'UnFictional'
Jennifer Ferro
Jennifer Ferro, President, KCRW, Los Angeles
Thea Chaloner
Supervising Producer, Good Food

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Master Cleanse; Michael Pollan's Manifesto; Diet Inventions

We discover quirky diet inventions, declare a food manifesto, and get two perspectives on the master cleanse. We lose weight through writing, unearth the Works Progress Administration’s foodways project, and learn about the red wine hangover device.

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Good Food

Master Cleanse; Michael Pollan's Manifesto; Diet Inventions

We discover quirky diet inventions, declare a food manifesto, and get two perspectives on the master cleanse. We lose weight through writing, unearth the Works Progress Administration’s foodways project, and learn about the red wine hangover device.

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