Lovebird on The Spillover with Alex Clark

Let's talk about breakfast in America, which is essentially dessert, marketed to children. You wake up, you pour a bowl of something that's been engineered in a lab by a man named Greg, who hasn't seen sunlight since 2004, and you're like, this is a great way to start the day. Meanwhile, it's loaded with pesticides, refined sugar, artificial dyes, basically a chemistry set with a cartoon bird on the front so you don't ask questions. And even the healthy cereals, oh, don't even get me started. It's like, now with ancient grains. Okay, great, still poison. You walk into the store, you're like, I'm not buying junk cereal. I'm getting Cheerios. I'm a good person. Let's talk about Cheerios. You're eating 729 parts per billion of glyphosate. Oh, and if you really want to treat yourself, how about honey nut Cheerios? Over 800 parts per billion. This is why Lovebird exists. Lovebird is a cereal brand that was invented by a dad who worked in