"We live in the information age where in theory everybody knows anything. You ask somebody where your fish comes from, they don’t know. You go, “Is that because you can’t tell me or because the system is designed to obscure that fact?” Which unfortunately is the case a lot of the time."
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Jeremy Wade exclusive interview: From Mighty Rivers to new series Jeremy Wade’s Dark Waters (April 12, 2019)
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