Will watching this movie make you a vegetarian?-Liz Klett

Okja, a genetically engineered super pig, was raised by a local farmer in Korea. The point of making Okja was to make the best tasting meat on earth. But could this Netflix original Okja, make you consider Vegetarianism? This video talked about not only the movie but what I had experienced during and after the watching the movie. Maybe this movie and/or presentation will convince you to consider being a vegetarian.

Oodles of Instant Noodle History By: Keegan Struble

 A sodium free serving of "ramen" history and instant noodle inventor, Momofuku Ando.

How to Pick Your Produce, by Daniel Lopipario

The Walking Grilled Cheese, by Jared Rakness

With technology being easily to obtain, people's social skills are worsening. Some people realized the loss of social skills in the younger generation and are trying to get people to visit and get out of their rooms.

Oddness of Avocados, by Jenna Sorsen

Aphrodisiac. World Avocado Congress. Testicles. Welcome to the Oddness of Avocados

The Sale Barn, by Eric Sheppard

Many people think that all types of cattle as cows and also just see them in the fields. however, there are many different types of cattle and a look behind the scenes before they go to the fields.

How to Make Orange Chicken in the CrockPot. By Markie Hanisch

Not enough time in the day to make a meal? Try this CrockPot recipe to kick time in the teeth!

The Healthiest Meal of the Day, by Ryan McCutcheon

Get an inside look on Shakeology and discover how it goes above and beyond a regular protein shake!

The Scoville Scale, By John Lubke

The Scoville Scale - a method to rate how hot a substance such as peppers are - is explained.

The Benefits of Raw Milk, by Christopher Wetzel

Raw milk is a healthier alternative than regular milk, even lactose intolerant people can drink raw milk from all the great stuff thats in it.

Meatballs, by Marie Carpenter

Taste of meatballs