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This is the second episode of a three part series on Kathy Goldman. In this episode we talk about her early communist roots, the implementation of the first New York City Summer Meals program, and the creation of the nations largest food bank in the months leading up to Ronald Reagans election.
Background research from "Stirrings" by Lana D Povitz.
Written, hosted, edited & produced by Quinn VanAntwerp
Special thanks to Holly Near & Mackenzie Bell
To donate to The Food Bank NYC please visit www.foodbanknyc.org
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What is an inheritance? Can it be intangible? In this series we talk to leaders of previous generations to find all that has been passed down to us.
Kathy Goldman has been a food advocate for over 50 years. She is best known for creating the Nations Largest Food Bank. In these first 3 episodes we take a look at her legacy and the fight for food equality and food access in New York City.
Background research from "Stirrings" by Lana D Povitz.
Written, hosted, edited & produced by Quinn VanAntwerp
Special thanks to Holly Near & Mackenzie Bell
To donate to The Food Bank NYC please visit www.foodbanknyc.org
And follow us on your socials
Twitter- @iinheritancepod
Instagram- @theinheritancepodcast
Facebook- The Inheritance Project
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