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Podcast Roundup


It occurred to me that I should assemble a list of the podcasts that I've appeared on. Here's as complete a list as I can produce. If I've omitted one, I sincerely apologize. Please let me know and I'll add it. Thank you to all the hosts who asked me to be a part of your programs!

Here's the first part of a conversation I had with Jimmy on his Inner Fire Podcast (Jan 3, 2018) - http://innerfirepodcast.com/grassbasedhealthThanks, Jimmy! Here's the "sequel" http://innerfirepodcast.com/grass-based-sequel/

Ketovangelist Episode 135 – Dr. Peter Ballerstedt discusses sustainable keto. By Brian Williamson https://www.ketovangelist.com/episode-135-dr-peter-ballerstedt-discusses-sustainable-keto/


Future of Ag (Tim Hammerich) Future of Agriculture – A Ruminant Revolution with Dr. Peter Ballerstedt 11/1/2017 http://www.farmruralag.com/future-of-agriculture-a-ruminant-revolution-with-dr-peter-ballerstedt/


 
 
Keto Geek Aug 10, 2017
 
Peter Defty's Food for Thought - 29. Food Politics with Adele Hite and Peter Ballerstedt July 25, 2017 http://ofm.podbean.com/e/29-food-politics-with-adele-hite-and-peter-ballerstedt/

Break Nutrition Episode 18 – Peter Ballerstedt PhD: better nutrition through sustainable agriculture June 27, 2017 http://breaknutrition.com/episode-18-peter-ballerstedt-phd-better-nutrition-sustainable-agriculture/

With Trent Loos on Rural Route Radio Feb 14, 2017 – (file)

An enjoyable conversation with IvorCummins @FatEmperor Sep 15, 2016 https://youtu.be/UWQViyHRRxs

Peter Defty Food for Thought - 17. OFM & the Ruminant Revolution! November 10, 2016 http://ofm.podbean.com/e/ofm-the-ruminant-revolution/

Power Athlete Radio – Episode 152: Peter Ballerstedt with John Welbourn April 22, 2016 http://powerathletehq.com/2016/04/22/pa-radio-episode-152-peter-ballerstedt/
 
Mr. N=1 - Interview with Dr. Peter Ballerstedt, December 30, 2014 http://nequals1health.com/interview-with-dr-peter-ballerstedt/

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