Plenty: Exposing the Hidden Systems of Greed, Inequality, and Power That Keep the World Hungry

Why are millions still starving in a world overflowing with food?

In a time when global food production is at an all-time high, why does hunger, poverty, and malnutrition still devastate entire communities? Plenty is not just another book about world hunger—it’s a bold, eye-opening investigation into the broken systems, global corruption, and economic inequality that keep billions trapped in cycles of food insecurity, starvation, and injustice.

This book exposes what few are willing to say out loud: Hunger isn’t about scarcity. It’s about power.

From the manipulation of food markets by massive agribusiness corporations to the weaponization of food in global conflict zones, Plenty takes listeners on a real, raw, and deeply human journey into the political, economic, and social forces that allow people to go hungry in a world of excess.

Whether you're interested in:

• Poverty and inequality
• Food justice and food waste
• Systemic injustice
• Global politics and supply chain corruption
• Land rights, colonialism, and forgotten farmers
• Solutions to end world hunger and create sustainable change

...this book delivers hard truths in a compassionate, conversational, and empowering way.

Perfect for educators, students, activists, nonprofit leaders, and anyone ready to understand the truth about why hunger exists—and what we can actually do about it.