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Immigration Policy on the Menu in DC Restaurants
Host Billy Shore talks with Chef Erik Bruner‑Yang (Maketto, Ours at Manifest) and Immigrant Food co-founder Peter Schechter about immigratio...
Nicolas Kristof and Allison Barlow advocate for Social Justice Native American Communities
The current interruption in SNAP benefits are disproportionately impacting the indigenous people of the United States. In this reprised episode...
Uncovering Rural America’s Hidden Poverty: Kathryn Edin on the Legacy of Disadvantage—No Kid Hungry Encore
This timely encore of Add Passion and Stir, featuring Princeton poverty expert Kathryn Edin will provide insights from Edin’s book...
The Second Greatest Danger of Campaign 2016
The greatest danger in our presidential campaign is the divisiveness and even potential climate of violence being fostered. But the...
The fleeting possibility of political unity on behalf of our nations kids
If there is any lesson from the past 6 months it’s that anything can happen in American politics and, as...
Presidential politics and nonprofit “rules for relevance”
In recent years presidential nominating conventions have evolved from selecting nominees, to serving as a four day infomercial for...
Bearing Witness in Appalachia: Unseen America
Below you’ll find a piece written by one of my colleagues in the best tradition of bearing witness. Elizabeth...
Why America’s Children are the Next Great Cause Worth Fighting For
Over the weekend, John Martin, national political correspondent for the New York Times, wrote an article headlined “Democrats, Looking...
Baton Rouge
The murder of more police officers yesterday in Baton Rouge shocks but no longer surprises. Horrific incidents of violence...
Letter from the Hardest Day of Chefs Cycle
After the second day of Chefs Cycle we stayed at a Days Inn near the water in Morro Bay. The...
Special Culinary Opportunity for Donors to My Chefs Cycle Ride
In addition to the improbable spectacle of me cycling 300 miles for our No Kid Hungry campaign at the end...
Orlando and the Imperative of Rededicating Ourselves to Mission and Humanity
The events in Orlando are almost impossible to process. If you are like me you search without knowing precisely...
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