In this segment of Boston Public Radio, Corby joins the show to reflect on the late Wendell Berry, the farmer-poet-essayist who spent decades writing about the ties between land, community, and food, and whose ideas influenced everyone from Michael Pollan to King Charles. Listeners hear a poignant audio clip of Berry himself that Corby recorded weeks before his death, on why he wasn’t in a hurry to reach the afterlife. Kummer then turns to a starker subject: the influx of imported beef from Brazil and Argentina, raising alarms about food safety, industry corruption tied to meat giant JBS, and the ranchers who backed Trump but now feel betrayed by his trade policies.