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General Mills

Mentioned in 15 analyzed podcast episodes across 10 shows

A major American food company based in Minnesota, best known for cereal brands like Chex Mix and the Betty Crocker brand of packaged foods and recipes. Podcasts discuss General Mills in contexts ranging from their historical marketing strategies and innovations in accessible recipe formats, to their labor practices involving temp workers and welfare-to-work programs in their factories, as well as their corporate silence on social issues like ICE enforcement.

Episode Mentions

Freakonomics Radio

Freakonomics Radio · Apr 10, 2026

670. Beeconomics 101

Food manufacturer that switched from US honey supplier (Sue B) to Vietnamese imports for cost reasons

Honey fraud and food adulteration economicsPositive externalities in agricultural marketsPollination services pricing and market structure
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Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Apr 8, 2026

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 4/8/26

Consumer staple at multi-year lows; Cramer passes on recommendation despite attractive yield

Zero-Day Vulnerability Detection and AI SecurityData Center Power Infrastructure and Backup SystemsCybersecurity as Non-Replaceable Competitive Moat
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Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Apr 7, 2026

'Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 4/7/26

Food company down; packaged food sector under pressure

Market Technical Analysis and Moving AveragesConsumer Spending Patterns and Economic SlowdownRetail Sector Performance and Competitive Dynamics
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Into The Dark

Into The Dark · Feb 18, 2026

158. The Billionaire Murder - The Death of Marcos Matsunaga

American food company that purchased Yoki from Marcos's family in May 2012 for hundreds of millions of dollars

Domestic Violence and Intimate Partner HomicideForensic Pathology and Autopsy EvidenceSelf-Defense Claims in Criminal Trials
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ZOE Science & Nutrition

ZOE Science & Nutrition · Feb 12, 2026

The #1 diet change to make today to fight chronic disease | Dr Mark Hyman

Created Betty Crocker brand in 1950s-60s to deliberately remove women from kitchens and promote processed food consumption as modern convenience

Ultra-processed food addiction and biological mechanisms of food engineeringChronic disease reversal through dietary intervention and root cause analysisFood industry lobbying, regulatory capture, and policy misalignment
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Gastropod

Gastropod · Feb 10, 2026

OXO, Cuisinart, and Julia Child: The Secret (Accessible) History Behind Your Kitchen

Created Betty Crocker audio records for blind homemakers in the 1940s-60s, pioneering accessible recipe formats

Universal Design in Kitchen ProductsAccessibility Innovation HistoryErgonomic Kitchen Tool Design
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The Al Franken Podcast

The Al Franken Podcast · Feb 1, 2026

Norm Ornstein on ICE Terrorizing Minnesota

Mentioned as prominent Minnesota Fortune 500 company that has not publicly opposed ICE abuses

ICE and Border Patrol Operations in MinnesotaCivil Rights Abuses and Fourth Amendment ViolationsConstitutional Witnessing and Legal Observation
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DSR's Words Matter

DSR's Words Matter · Jan 28, 2026

Don't Believe the BS That Trump & His Goons Are Changing Tactics

Minnesota Fortune 500 company that remained silent on federal enforcement operations in state

Immigration Enforcement Operations and Constitutional ViolationsDHS Funding and Appropriations LeverageImpeachment of Kristi Noem
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Miracle Mentality with Tim Storey (Motivation, Self Help, and Mental Health)

Miracle Mentality with Tim Storey (Motivation, Self Help, and Mental Health) · Jan 12, 2026

Maha Abouelenein: How Your Storytelling Strategy Will Save or Sink Your Brand | Communication | E22

Maha's former employer where she worked in sports marketing before relocating to Egypt at age 27

Personal Branding StrategyStorytelling and Narrative CommunicationReputation Management
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The Joe Rogan Experience

The Joe Rogan Experience · Jan 10, 2026

#2436 - Whitney Cummings

Discussed as having influenced food pyramid guidelines to promote grain consumption for profit despite health concerns

Medicaid Fraud and Daycare Center SchemesGovernment Spending Inefficiency and Nonprofit AccountabilityCIA Psychological Operations and Historical Propaganda
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Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast

Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast · Oct 23, 2025

Ep 582 - Very Interesting

Mentioned via Buffalo cereal factory that produces Cheerios and other cereals

Airport Operations and Travel LogisticsPodcast Tour Fatigue and Creator Mental HealthBuffalo, New York Culture and Attractions
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Maintenance Phase

Maintenance Phase · Sep 25, 2025

The Food Babe

Listed as target of Food Babe campaigns focused on food additives and ingredients

Food safety regulation and FDA oversightInfluencer marketing and health misinformationFood additives and artificial ingredients (ADA, food dyes, caramel coloring)
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This Podcast Will Kill You

This Podcast Will Kill You · Jul 1, 2025

Ep 180 Food Dyes: It’s all marketing

Switched Trix cereal to natural dyes in 2016 due to consumer demand, then reverted to synthetic dyes in 2017 after negative consumer response

FDA food dye regulation and batch certification requirementsSynthetic vs. natural food colorant safety profilesCoal-tar dye history and industrial chemistry origins
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The Uncertain Hour

The Uncertain Hour · Apr 26, 2023

Chapter 6: The Welfare to Temp Work Pipeline

Factory employer using temp workers; featured in episode through Tracy Jones's experience supervising temps at Chex Mix production facility

Welfare-to-Work PrivatizationTemporary Employment IndustryWork Requirements Policy
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The Uncertain Hour

The Uncertain Hour · Apr 19, 2023

Chapter 5: Profits and Perverse Incentives

Milwaukee cereal factory employer; consistently hired welfare participants through job developer networks despite high turnover

Welfare-to-work privatization models and performance outcome paymentsWork requirements policy expansion (Medicaid, SNAP, housing programs)Corporate lobbying influence on welfare policy
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