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Food plays a central role in our lives — from our health and the health of the environment to a child’s educational achievement and opportunity — and yet, hunger is a daily reality for many. Every week, Billy Shore, founder and chairman of Share Our Strength, hosts a podcast exploring the role of food in our society.
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First Lady of Wyoming Jennie Gordon on Ending Hunger in Wyoming
With just over 580,000 residents, Wyoming is a state where “when you meet someone, it really is about one or...
Arianna Huffington and Claudia Fleming on De-stressing
In this episode of Add Passion and Stir from early 2019, Thrive Global Founder and CEO Arianna Huffington and renowned...
Minneapolis Chef Ann Kim on Leading with Love
In this conversation from October, 2020, James Beard award-winning Minneapolis chef Ann Kim discusses her immigrant experience, approach to food...
Rachel Sumekh on Swiping Out Hunger on College Campuses
Rachel Sumekh, Founder & CEO of Swipe Out Hunger, discusses hunger on Swipe Out Hunger campuses and the value of...
Visions of the Future: What Kids Want to See After the Pandemic
As we continue to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, No Kid Hungry is telling the stories of what children faced...
Charlotte Moss and Darren Walker on Home, Dignity, and Ending Child Hunger
Interior designer and philanthropist Charlotte Moss and Ford Foundation President Darren Walker discuss the importance of ending child hunger. Moss...
Jim Wallis on Crossing Faith’s Boundaries To End Child Poverty
Reverend Jim Wallis, Chair in Faith and Justice at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy and Founder of Sojourners...
Seizing the Opportunity to Reduce Child Poverty
For nearly 25 years, the Child Tax Credit has helped eligible American families with the cost of raising children. I...
Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro’s 20 Year Fight Ends in Victory for Kids
Child Tax Credit Series Bonus Content Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro (D-Connecticut) has long been a champion in fighting child poverty. As...