About One Bite is Everything
Food is the entry point—but never the full story. One Bite is Everything explores how what’s on your plate connects to the health of your body, the strength of your community, the resilience of the environment, and the balance of our economy.
Through thoughtful conversations with farmers, chefs, historians, policymakers, and innovators, the show unpacks the systems behind our food, asking questions that spark curiosity and inspire action. Each episode brings listeners closer to the people and ideas shaping how we grow, cook, and eat.
The podcast is part of the For Farmers Movement, which turns these conversations into impact by supporting small farmers across the country through grants, storytelling, and campaigns that connect eaters and growers. Together, listeners and farmers form a community that believes food matters—because it touches everything.
Our Story
This podcast was formerly known as Talk Farm to Me (2019–2024), a project that began by simply asking farmers to share their stories. In April 2024, it relaunched as One Bite is Everything to reflect its expanded mission: showing how every bite of food connects to the broader world.
In April 2025, One Bite is Everything joined the Heritage Radio Network, which has pioneered food podcasting since 2009 from two shipping containers behind a renowned Brooklyn pizzeria, and is now home to some of the most influential voices in food.
About the Host
Dana DiPrima is the founder of the For Farmers Movement and the voice behind One Bite is Everything. What began as candid conversations with farmers has grown into a national platform for amplifying their stories, dispelling myths about our food system, and creating tangible support for those who feed us.
Dana’s work has been featured across podcasts, events, and media, always with the goal of bridging the gap between farmers and eaters. She lives between city and country, running a small farm herself, and brings both perspectives to her storytelling: the curiosity of an eater and the lived experience of a grower and animal tender.
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