Honoring MLK Through Service With Dr. Samuel Wright Stick A Fork In It podcast

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Best of Stick A Fork In It - Shielding Veterans from Suicide with Dr. Damon Friedman 1:30:34

3 days ago1:30:34

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Some BIG CHANGES are coming to Stick A Fork In It! And while we're assembling all the pieces behind the scenes, we wanted to take this opportunity to revisit some of our most popular and powerful episodes. In this first retrospective, we learn how SOF Missions, led by Dr. Damon Friedman, has been rescuing veterans from suicide with the same physical, mental, and spiritual help that saved his own life after duty. Keep an eye out for the big news announcement by following us @FeedingTampaBay on all social media channels!…

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Traffic Blows But Gets Better the More You Know with Khalil Rasheed 41:36

17 days ago41:36

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Over the past six years our own Khalil Rasheed has gone from temp worker to Lead Driver and now Director of Logistics! And it wasn't just his calm, steadfast demeanor that got him there, but also how seriously he takes safety and planning, both on the road and in our warehouse. Tune in to learn how his experience managing military inventory brought him to Feeding Tampa Bay, and how he focuses on family during Black History Month -- which in his words, is every month! Follow @FeedingTampaBaya to see our drivers and warehouse staff in action, and find out how you can get involved in the fight to end hunger.…

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Has Flu-A Got You? ft. Dr. Rob Kopec of BayCare 22:34

4 weeks ago22:34

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How do we avoid catching and spreading the flu? Well, our friend Dr. Kopec says we can start by washing our hands, and remembering to cover coughs with our sleeves. But tune in to learn why the flu might seem worse this year, and what to do if symptoms seem particularly bad for you or a loved one! Let's keep each other healthy and safe, during flu season and beyond. Follow @FeedingTampaBay to see how we're working with other community partners to bring health and stability to our neighbors, and how you can get involved, too.…

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Honoring MLK through Service with Dr. Samuel Wright 45:54

8 weeks ago45:54

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We're hosting our first MLK Day of Service at the new Causeway Center on January 20th this year, as a way to honor the civil rights hero by improving our community. And we invited our friend, Dr. Samuel Wright, to reflect with us on the meaning of the holiday, and what it means to serve. Dr. Wright served as the Vice Chair of the African American History Task Force of Florida, and founded the Black Heritage Festival in our community all the way back in 1999! So tune in to learn about his long journey as a freedom fighter, and what you can do to be one, too. Follow @FeedingTampaBay to take the first steps, and join one of our MLK Day volunteer locations on Monday, January 20th!…

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Happy New Year with Thomas Mantz 39:49

10 weeks ago39:49

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What does a new year mean for Feeding Tampa Bay? It means leaning into new ways to learn and provide what our community needs. Join us for a fireside chat with our very own Thomas Mantz as we dig into what it means to go beyond food. We've built a home where services can gather, and tested it under stress -- now it's time to see what it can really do with help from our partners and neighbors like you. Follow @FeedingTampaBay to see what services and partners we've brought into our world, and how you can lend or receive a hand, too.…

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Heroes of Causeway 2024 - Part 2 1:18:48

12 weeks ago1:18:48

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After such a triumphant and challenging year, we've renamed our annual "Humans of the Food Bank" episode to "Heroes of Causeway"! The incredible people who have helped us settle into our new home, respond to back-to-back hurricanes, and level up our mission to end hunger are truly deserving of the name. Over the course of this episode and the next, we'll introduce you to nine of our colleagues from various teams and departments, so you can see who actually drives the work that we do, and how they do it. We're grateful to work with such compassionate and dedicated individuals, and together we're going to feed Tampa Bay in so many new ways! Follow @FeedingTampaBay on social media to see our guests' smiling faces, and to get involved in our work.…

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Heroes of Causeway 2024 - Part 1 1:00:47

13 weeks ago1:00:47

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Leveling Up the Fight Against Hunger with Roberto Torres of Blind Tiger Cafe 27:38

15 weeks ago27:38

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We're grateful to have such a wide range of expertise and such a depth of commitment from our FTB board members. And that members like Roberto Torres (owner of The Blind Tiger Cafe) are willing to share their perspectives with us here on the show, to give our audience a peek behind the curtain. Tune in to hear Roberto explain the decision and process behind building our new Causeway Center facility, and some of the other awesome local projects he's helping to oversee as well! Follow @FeedingTampaBay to see how things are progressing in our new home, and how you can lend a hand to our neighbors in need.…

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Finding Our Shared Nature with Roger Germann of the Florida Aquarium 1:08:49

16 weeks ago1:08:49

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Today's guest, Roger Germann, tells us that every person who visits the Florida Aquarium is helping them to preserve nature and provide a better life to the animals they care for. And they want to pay that support forward to the community as well, through partnerships like the one they've formed with us here at Feeding Tampa Bay. Tune in to learn about Roger's journey from a hardscrabble youth in Chicago, and how reconnecting people with nature has proven to be one of the most rewarding experiences he could have asked for. Follow @FeedingTampaBay on social media to learn about other community partners joining us in the fight to end hunger.…

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Supporting Our Veterans with Colonel DJ Reyes 1:06:51

18 weeks ago1:06:51

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Soldiers often learn to suffer in silence, which is why it's so important that they have advocates like retired Col. DJ Reyes. His work with Veteran Treatment Courts in Florida have helped numerous service members turn their lives around and reconnect with their families and purpose. On today's episode, we learn what it's like to spend 35 years touring the world on active duty, and why so many of our military personnel find themselves struggling when they return home from a life of constant conflict. Visit the websites DJ mentions on the episode to learn more about him and the mentor program he organizes below: www.cuspisvir.org www.hillsboroughcountymentors.org And follow @FeedingTampaBay on social media to learn about other ways we support our service members!…

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Taking Care of Kids in Hillsborough County with Rob Kriete 36:25

20 weeks ago36:25

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According to today's guest, Hillsborough County has more teacher vacancies than any other county in the state. And as President of the Hillsborough Classroom Teacher's Association, Rob Kriete knows what he's what he's talking about. That's why he's encouraging everyone to visit voteyesforstudents.org to learn about the referendum that will be on general election ballots this November. This millage referendum (Hillsborough Referendum #2, at the bottom of the ballot) will provide more funds for teachers, bus drivers, custodians, and other workers who support our children, to ensure they're getting the best education possible. Tune in to learn more about the needs of our community's children, and how you can support them! And follow @FeedingTampaBay on social media to learn more ways to get involved.…

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Caring For Mental Health After A Disaster with Dr. Christina Canody of BayCare 31:40

22 weeks ago31:40

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BayCare doesn't just specialize in providing care for your body, they understand the importance of taking care of your mind, as well. Dr. Christina Canody joins us today to talk about dealing with some of the suffering Floridians have experienced after being hit with two consecutive hurricanes, and also to introduce us to the On Our Sleeves initiative. As a Pediatrician, Dr. Canody has seen how many children struggle with mental health, and is hopeful that BayCare Kids can help. Visit BayCareKidsOnOurSleeves.org to learn more! Follow @FeedingTampaBay on social media to learn about more partners and initiatives like this one.…

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Are You Ready to Vote? with Lorena Hardwick 35:35

25 weeks ago35:35

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If we want life to improve for ourselves and our neighbors, we'll need to get involved in the conversations that can change that for us. And one of the many ways that we can do that is through voting. Our own advocacy champion, Lorena Hardwick, joins us again today to explain some easy ways you can learn about and lean into the voting process in the coming months. Don't rely on social media or word of mouth to inform you, because there are simple websites that can help you understand what's on your ballot, and early voting locations so that you don't have to take off work or wait in long lines! To learn more about advocacy and getting involved in conversations about community change, follow @FeedingTampaBay on your favorite social media platforms.…

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Who Are the Hosts of Stick A Fork In It? 1:01:06

27 weeks ago1:01:06

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Can you believe there are already over 150 episodes of this show!? Give all we've seen and done in that time, and all the people we've met and talked to, we wanted to mark the occasion by revisiting the goal of the show, and the people working to accomplish it. Shannon Oliviero is the PR Officer of Feeding Tampa Bay, and Ev Malcolm is the Content Manager -- and together they've been telling the stories of our neighbors, partners, and teammates for almost 5 years! Tune in to learn about these two wonderful creatives, how the show has helped spread the mission of Feeding Tampa Bay, and where we hope to take it in the future. P.S. The book Ev referred to on the show is called Lost Connections, by Johann Hari And follow @FeedingTampaBay on social media for more powerful storytelling and opportunities to get involved in the fight against hunger!…

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Brewing Up Legacies with Debbie Yuengling 39:07

28 weeks ago39:07

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Yuengling may have opened its famous Tampa brewery back in 1999, but did you know they are the oldest family owned brewery in the US dating back to 1829? Today, the sixth generation of four sisters are running the operation. Tune in to learn more from Debbie Yuengling as she shares their 'all family' culture and what it's like to grow into such a fun and inventive industry. Don't miss out on the concerts taking place on September 5th and 7th -- visit www.yuenglingcenter.com to learn more and get your tickets today. Follow @FeedingTampaBay on social media to see what other great community partners we're teaming up with, and how you can get involved in ending hunger, too!…

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