William Robb spoke with the Missouri On Mic team at the Kirksville Farmer’s Market in May. He spoke about his passion for food equity and his work with a local non profit called Take Root.

William Robb: "We wanted to provide a place that it didn't matter what was in your pocket, you could still have healthy food that was delicious."

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William Robb: "We wanted to provide a place that it didn't matter what was in your pocket, you could still have healthy food that was delicious."

William Robb: "We wanted to provide a place that it didn't matter what was in your pocket, you could still have healthy food that was delicious."