4Philly Podcast

Ethan Chan
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Empowering student leadership in the community and beyond.

  1. 24 MARS

    Chat with Dan Simons!

    An interview with co-founder of Founding Farmers, Dan Simons!

    42 min

  2. 25/11/2025

    Turning Food Waste into Food Security: The Impact of Food Rescue DC

    In this episode, we sit down with Kate Urbank, DC Site Director of Food Rescue US, to explore how community-powered food rescue is transforming hunger relief in the nation’s capital. Kate shares her journey building one of the most effective volunteer-driven food redistribution networks in the country, the challenges and innovations behind the model, and the impact of rescuing millions of pounds of food. We also discuss lessons for young nonprofits like Food4Philly and how local, grassroots action can create meaningful change. We hope you enjoy this episode of the 4Philly Podcast!

    44 min
  3. Faith, Policy, and Hunger: How the Bread for the World Institute is Shaping a Just Food Future

    22/10/2025

    Faith, Policy, and Hunger: How the Bread for the World Institute is Shaping a Just Food Future

    In this episode, Sakeenah Shabazz and Taylor Johnson of Bread for the World Institute join Co-President Jack Ford to discuss how research-driven, faith-based advocacy tackles hunger in the U.S. and around the world. Among many things, Sakeenah and Taylor share how students can get involved, advance food equity, and influence policies that create lasting change.

    55 min
  4. More Than a Grocery: Building Community in the Face of SNAP Cuts

    27/08/2025

    More Than a Grocery: Building Community in the Face of SNAP Cuts

    Eli Moraru, Co-Founder of The Community Grocer, joins us to talk about reinventing the corner store, the impact of recent SNAP cuts on Philadelphia families, and how innovative models like SNAP-eligible meal kits and community kitchens are reshaping food access with dignity.

    44 min
  5. Long-term Impact and Innovative Strategies with the Community Grocer

    04/01/2025

    Long-term Impact and Innovative Strategies with the Community Grocer

    In this episode, co-hosts Milan Varma and Jack Ford sit down with Eli Moraru, founder of The Community Grocer, to explore how his nonprofit is transforming food access in Greater Philadelphia. Discover the innovative strategies behind SNAP-eligible meal kits, the challenges of addressing food insecurity, and the long-term impact of community-driven solutions.

    1 h 3 min
  6. From Need to Nourishment: The Share Food Program Story

    15/10/2024

    From Need to Nourishment: The Share Food Program Story

    The Share Food Program is Philadelphia's largest hunger relief organization, serving over 700,000 people monthly. It fights food insecurity through partnerships, home deliveries, and a focus on equitable access to healthy meals for families and children. Co-Hosts Milan Varma and Ranvir Gill were honored to be joined by George Matysik for this episode. As the Executive Director of Share Food Program, George provided a deep dive into the organization's initiatives, sharing his unique perspective on tackling food insecurity and hunger relief efforts throughout the Philadelphia region.

    57 min
  7. Empowering Communities: The Impact of Grassroots Grocery

    14/10/2024

    Empowering Communities: The Impact of Grassroots Grocery

    Grassroots Grocery is a nonprofit tackling food insecurity by empowering communities to provide fresh, healthy food through community fridges and local partnerships. Born in the Bronx, it now serves neighborhoods across NYC, ensuring everyone has access to nutritious food. Hosts Milan Varma and Ethan Chan were honored to be joined by Dan Zauderer for this episode. Dan serves as the Executive Director of Grassroots Grocery and shared his unique perspective and insight into the world of food insecurity.

    1 h 6 min
  8. Humanity First: The Importance of Respect in Food Donation

    23/05/2024

    Humanity First: The Importance of Respect in Food Donation

    The University City Hospitality Coalition (UCHC) is a nonprofit organization in Philadelphia's University City neighborhood. It provides meals and holistic support services to those experiencing food insecurity, prioritizing safety, health, and respect among guests and volunteers. UCHC relies on donations from individuals and religious institutions to fund its programs. Hosts Reilly Pryma and Mason Wiegand were honored to be joined by Julia Snyder and Joseph Brewster for this episode. The two serve or have served on the board for UCHC and shared impactful insights into the world of food insecurity.

    39 min
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Empowering student leadership in the community and beyond.

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  • Création
    Ethan Chan
  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    13
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © Ethan Chan
  • Site web de l’émission
    4Philly Podcast