Outreach With Reggie | Community Advocacy & Mental Health

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🌱 Food Deserts, Social Justice, and DIY Solutions

Did you know nearly 18.8 million Americans live in areas without reliable access to affordable, nutritious food? These so-called 'food deserts' highlight pressing issues of social justice, equity, and health disparities.

In this episode of Outreach with Reggie, we explore the social impact of food deserts and how communities are taking activism into their own hands through urban gardens, public fridges, and grassroots food justice initiatives. Reggie shares his personal story of helping to create a community garden at his old group home, emphasizing how local activism and small-scale solutions can spark meaningful change.

Join us as we dive into the challenges of food insecurity and the inspiring, community-driven actions that promote social justice and wellbeing for all.

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The next generation isn’t just preparing for leadership — they’re already driving real social impact and activism in our communities.

In this episode of Outreach with Reggie, titled “Youth Are Not the Future — They’re Now,” we dive into how Gen Z is fueling transformative social justice movements today. Joined by Fremah Agyarko of Leaders of Tomorrow Books and Monica Pantoja of The Nsoro Foundation, we explore the power of storytelling, mentorship, and advocacy in shaping young leaders who are actively creating change.

From climate activism to social justice initiatives, these inspiring voices prove that leadership has no age limit — their actions are affecting positive change and transforming communities right now. Tune in to learn how social impact is being driven by youth activism today. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, and YouTube.

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In this episode of Outreach with Reggie, host Regginald Holloway dives deep into themes of social impact and activism, exploring how showing up is only the first step toward real social justice. Building on the idea of presence, this episode focuses on turning commitment into consistent action to drive lasting change in communities.

Reggie shares personal stories and insights on persistence, small actions that build trust, and how these contribute to sustainable social impact. Listeners will gain practical wisdom on moving from passive involvement to active participation in social justice efforts.

Additionally, Reggie touches on how streaming and media funding shifts are impacting public access to educational content and community outreach, making this episode a must-listen for anyone passionate about protecting social resources.

Tune in for encouragement, frank conversations, and inspiring calls to action that empower you to transform presence into power within your community.

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In this debut episode of Outreach with Reggie, we dive into the social impact of public broadcasting and its role in shaping generations of children. From iconic PBS shows like Reading Rainbow and Mister Rogers to how funding cuts threaten the future of accessible educational media, we explore the importance of public media as a platform for social justice and activism in education.

Reggie reflects on growing up with Arthur, LeVar Burton, and Zoom, highlighting how these programs fostered community learning and inclusivity. We also discuss the evolving landscape with streaming services and the urgent need to protect publicly funded media content.

Join us as we talk about the legacy of PBS and why continuing to support educational outreach remains crucial for social change today. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about public media, social impact, and advocacy for accessible education.