July 26, 2026–Corby Kummer joins Boston Public Radio to untangle the cyclospora outbreak linked to leafy greens, explaining why Michigan’s high case count actually reflects strong public health staffing rather than a bigger problem, and why federal budget cuts to food safety inspectors are leaving other states in the dark. Corby also exposes the murky world of “surveillance pricing” at supermarkets, where loyalty programs may be tracking what you’re willing to pay rather than rewarding you, and weighs in on NYC Mayor Mamdani’s city-run grocery stores, which use rent-free municipal buildings to subsidize basics like rice, beans, and produce.