Ep8. Season One Is A Wrap & Happy New Year!
Listen in for a wrap up to Season One, updates for Season Two, expressions of heartfelt gratitude, and hopes for a Happy New Year!
Archives: Podcast
Ep7. Rick Burnette – “The tropical fringe…”
Practical wisdom from a practiced expert. Rick Burnette has worked in sustainable local scale agriculture projects all over the globe. He’s learned enough to listen more. Hear how his work fits into efforts to help end hunger among farm workers in Immokalee, FL
Ep6. Julia Perkins, CIW – “Success = Respect & Self Determination”
Julia Perkins describes the work of CIW, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, among migrant farm workers in and beyond Immokalee, FL. Their work intersects with nearly every aspect of the systemic forces that contribute to hunger in the communities they serve. Listen for more wisdom about what we can all do more of, more often, to help end hunger.
Ep5. Miguel Estrada – “Change is Possible!”
Immokalee, FL is the source of most of America’s winter time produce – particularly tomatoes. Miguel Estrada is working to help end hunger among the migrant farm workers who harvest much of the food we eat. Nearly all of us are involved in this story. Listen to find out how.
Ep4. It Takes A Village – Ending Hunger in High Point, NC
This will be our first time outside the form of a sharp focus on the front line individuals who decide to start food or hunger related programs on their own. Honestly we picked a great crew to start with for a conversation with folks who work in the not-for-profit community of High Point, NC in roles that have put them in a position to be vital encouragers and resource organizers to help cultivate the grass roots efforts they see taking root to provide tangible solutions to ending hunger in High Point, NC.
Ep3. José Abrue – A Look In the Mirror
José speaks from a unique perspective on community food security. He is heavily involved in the not-for-profit efforts to help end hunger in his community. He also owns a traditional supermarket and an organic produce store. José’s not afraid to tackle hard questions. You’ll be glad you listened!
Ep2. Andre Davis – “#GardenInTheHood!”
Andre’s enthusiasm is infectious and his simple suggestions for getting started can work for anyone!
“Just one pot!” – Andre Davis
Ep1. Iya Chavis – “Mr. Green Jeans ain’t got nothin’ on me!”
If you’ve ever wondered what can be done to help end hunger and build a more just and resilient local food system in your community, Iya is one of the people from whom you are going to want to learn! He brings a lifetime of rich experiences to this work. You won’t want to miss hearing his story and and being encouraged by his energy! Take a listen…