Television:
Future Events
Denver, Colorado: At the Tattered Cover (downtown, at 16th and Wynkoop), June 4 at 7:30 pm. More details here.
Philadelphia, Washington D.C.: Details to come.
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Reviews
Engaging, informative and heartfelt, “All Natural” gives voice and reason to the ecological anxiety and data ubiquity that permeate our culture.
What’s really welcome about his deeply reported book, “All Natural,” is that his upbringing makes the investigation of nature versus technology fun as well as thought-provoking.
Engaging look at the merits of nature versus technology… Johnson’s investigation is both horrifying and amusing, and readers will relish the colorful, witty writing and find much food for thought.
[Johnson] presents a refreshing optimism that neither extolls the organic to the point of supporting pseudoscience nor negates the value of scientific advancements…the book strikes at the heart of hot-button issues with an Everyman appeal.
[Michael] Pollan’s fans, as well as other readers grappling with the flood of conflicting information about how to live a healthy, nondestructive life, will appreciate this book’s thoughtful and nuanced attitude and its often surprising conclusions.
Past Events
San Francisco, California: January 31st in Conversation with Michael Pollan at the Ferry Building.
San Francisco, California: West Coast Live, February 2 at the Ferry Building.
Seattle, Washington: February 6, 7:30 pm at Town Hall. In conversation with Dan Cherkin.
Portland, Oregon: February 7 at Powell’s on Hawthorne at 7:40 pm.
Portland, Oregon: February 8 OB/Gyn Grand Rounds at OHSU.
Grass Valley/Nevada City, California: February 16 at Tomes, 3:00 pm. In conversation with Jeff Kane.
Miami, Florida: March 14, 6:30 pm, at Books & Books in Coral Gables. In conversation with Hilary Gerber of Mom’s Tinfoil Hat.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida: Literary Feast, March 16-18. Details here.
Fairfield, Connecticut: At Catch a Healthy Habit Cafe April 27, 7 pm. Details here.
New Haven, Connecticut: At The Grove, 71 Orange Street, April 28, 7 or 7:30pm. In conversation with Amy Romano. Details here.
Brookline, Massachusetts: May 1, 7 pm (private residence but all are welcome – email Nathanael47(at)yahoo.com for details).
New Paltz, New York: May 2 at SUNY, details here.
Brooklyn, New York: The Food Book Fair, 3:30 May 4 in the Wythe Hotel screening room. Panel on food and fatherhood. Details here.