Food Dignity Podcast

Food Dignity Podcast

By Clancy Cash Harrison, MS, RDN, FANDSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
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Food Dignity Podcast episodes

  • The Misconceptions of Food Insecurity

    Today, Clancy speaks with Patrilie Hernandez, founder of Embody Lib, LLC, who has over 15 years of experience as an educator, advocate, and policy analyst in public health, food access, and nutrition. You won't want to miss their discussion about the evolution of the food justice movement, the importance of Weight-Inclusive Food Justice, and the four common misconceptions in hunger relief. Listen and enjoy the show!

    41 min
  • Food Banks Using Food as Power

    For today's episode, Clancy speaks with Everett Upton II, Executive Director and co-founder of Common Ground Ministries. You won't want to miss their discussion about Upton Bill, his definition of food dignity, how food is used as power, and more about food pantries and food banks. Enjoy the show!

    38 min
  • Food is Not Charity

    Today, Clancy speaks with Philip Kauth, Executive Director at REAP Food Group, which aims to build a stronger, more just, and more equitable food system. You won't want to miss their discussion about his fight against food insecurity and inequity, all about food justice and food sovereignty.

    39 min
  • Food Insecurity in the Military

    In this episode, Clancy speaks with Monica Bassett, an Army spouse, founder of Stronghold Food Pantry, and the 2022 Armed Forces Insurance Army Spouse of the Year awardee. You won't want to miss their discussion about how food insecurity is silent in the military because people fear they will not get a promotion. Listen and enjoy the show!

    32 min
  • Access to Food that Heals

    Today, Clancy speaks with Stacey Minor Blackburn, CEO and Founder of Sweet Potato Patch and its affiliated organizations. You won't want to miss their discussion about the food space in communities, holding big companies accountable for healthy food, and her definition of food dignity in this episode. Enjoy the show!

    41 min
  • Power Packs and the Change in Family Dynamics

    Today, Clancy speaks with Brad Peterson, Executive Director at Power Packs Project. He is passionate about assisting the less fortunate and suffering the indignity of food insecurity. You won't want to miss their discussion about the challenge of eliminating food waste, where most of the foods end up in landfills when families struggle to put food on their table. They also talked about food insecurity and the role of community partnerships in fighting all of these issues. Enjoy the show!

    22 min
  • Food, Power and Access to Combat Hunger

    Today, Clancy speaks with Steven Williams, Programs Director with Care and Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado, and works for a Feeding America Food Bank. You won't want to miss their discussion about food procurement efforts and their role in the fight against hunger, the dynamics between food, power, and access in efforts to address hunger, and the important role Food Banks play. Listen and enjoy this episode!

    33 min
  • Food Dignity and Being Authentic

    In this episode, Clancy speaks with Jill Price. She leads the Wilkes University Adventure Education program and ventured around the US for summer camps and outdoor education centers for 15 years. You won't want to miss their discussion about the benefits of Sunday dinners, the difference food makes to our body and our community, as well as the meaning of food dignity for Jill. Enjoy the show!

    30 min
  • Food Insecurity, Hunger and Malnutrition from a Global Perspective

    In this episode, Clancy speaks with Eric Mitchell, President of the Alliance to End Hunger and served as Director of Government Relations for Adtalem Global Education. You won't want to miss their discussion about food justice, the barriers to ending food insecurity, and the issues of domestic and international food security. Enjoy the show!

    38 min
  • Food to Reconnect

    For today's episode, Clancy speaks with Ora Kemp. She is a food security advocate with wide experience in food security networks, community-based programming, and public health research to develop policies centered around equitable design. You won't want to miss their discussion about how colonialism has stolen food freedom from Indigenous cultures and how food can reconnect people to the land, other people and the community. Enjoy the show!

    35 min

About Food Dignity Podcast

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Clancy Cash Harrison, founder of The Food Dignity Project, believes everyone has the right to healthy food at all times. On the Food Dignity Podcast, she shares stories behind hunger in America in order to challenge the judgement and shift the culture surrounding food access.