Show Notes
Barehanded honeykeeping, moms-on-facebook, and deadly scientific coverups are all converging to form the final bell toll for Monsanto's mortal time. With all of the doom-and-gloom from past episodes, you're probably wondering how this company...doesn't...still exist, given its titanic political, scientific, and corporate influence. The answer is it's all of it and it's none of it. We're really going through the ringer this episode with a final act that is so heartbreaking that I was, in fact, crying while reading it. Check it out! Please rate and leave reviews on the podcast if you love it; it really helps me out :)
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SOURCES:
- The Monsanto Papers: Deadly Secrets, Corporate Corruption, and One Man’s Search for Justice, Carey Gillam 2021
- Leydy Pech, the "honey lady" who stopped Monsanto, Beatriz Garcia, Al Dia News 2020
- https://www.goldmanprize.org/recipient/leydy-pech/
- Mayan Women Fought Monsanto—And Won, Christin Sandberg, Bitch Media 2014
- Guatemalan protests against Monsanto Law, Rebecca Griest Swathmore College 2015
- https://web.archive.org/web/20151226231418/http://wagingnonviolence.org/feature/guatemala-indigenous-communities-prevail-monsanto/
- I Won a Historic Lawsuit, But May Not Live to Get the Money, Carey Gillam, Time 2018
- He was drenched in a weed-killer made by Monsanto in a workplace accident. Then he was diagnosed with cancer, Vanessa Caldwell, CBC Docs 2022
