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On this final episode of Season 2 of "Journey to Zero Hunger," host C.D. Glin poses a pressing question: Where do we go from here to meet the United Nations’ goal of zero hunger by 2030? Michael Sheldrick, co-founder of Global Citizen and recording artist Aloe Blacc join to discuss the power of local solutions, tailored by those closest to the problem. Michael opens up about his personal relationship with hunger and how Global Citizen is mobilizing millions of people just like you to end poverty. Then Aloe Blacc talks about his roots in LA and his dream of eliminating food deserts in America’s urban areas. Join the journey as we explore ground-breaking approaches to world hunger that give hope and inspiration.

Throughout Season 2, the PepsiCo Foundation is working with GENYOUth to distribute meal equipment to increase school meal participation for up to 20 high-need schools in the United States.

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On this insightful episode of "The Journey to Zero Hunger", host C.D. Glin brings his unique perspective to the impact of climate migration on world hunger. First, Daniel Runde from the Center for Strategic and International Studies explains why an understanding of the reasons for mass migration is necessary to prevent it. Then C.D. welcomes model, actress, and advocate, Sabrina Dhowre Elba, who has been championing the voices of smallholder farmers and rural communities facing the brunt of the climate crisis. Inspired by the solutions discussed in this episode, we remain hopeful and determined about the journey to zero hunger.

Throughout Season 2, the PepsiCo Foundation is working with GENYOUth to distribute meal equipment to increase school meal participation for up to 20 high-need schools in the United States.

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This episode of "Journey to Zero Hunger" reveals the transformative journeys of two outstanding women who are breaking barriers and charting new courses in the fight against global hunger. First, host C.D. Glin speaks with Chef Sahar Parham Al Awadhi, one of the first female pastry chefs in the United Arab Emirates, who defied cultural norms to pursue her passion. While promoting Emirati cuisine globally and providing a role model for future culinary professionals, Sahar is redefining sustainability, sourcing locally, and reducing food waste. Next, C.D. is honored to host Dr. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, a pivotal figure in the fight against apartheid, former Deputy President of South Africa, and a respected advocate for social justice. In her current role as Chancellor of the University of Johannesburg, Dr. Mlambo-Ngcuka discusses empowering students to meet the looming challenge of an aging agricultural workforce. Listen as we explore what it means to be a 21st century food trailblazer on the Journey to Zero Hunger.

Throughout Season 2, the PepsiCo Foundation is working with GENYOUth to distribute meal equipment to increase school meal participation for up to 20 high-need schools in the United States.

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With 30 million students in the US alone relying on school meals, and the number rising exponentially globally, we learn how access to nutrition in the classroom can fill a gap in childhood hunger. Host C.D. Glin talks to Barron Segar, CEO of World Food Programme USA about their encouraging efforts to “feed potential” by providing nutritious meals to our next generation. Then Carla Hall takes us on her journey from modeling to becoming a celebrity chef, and why she believes that affordable nutrition for all is a right, not a privilege. Whether you’re a parent, a policy-maker, a teacher or simply someone who cares about kids, this episode serves as a moving call-to-action.

Throughout Season 2, the PepsiCo Foundation is working with GENYOUth to distribute meal equipment to increase school meal participation for up to 20 high-need schools in the United States.

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In the first episode of Season 2 of "Journey to Zero Hunger," host C.D. Glin explores the crucial yet often overlooked relationship between water scarcity and global hunger. With over two billion people lacking access to safe water and water scarcity forcing millions to relocate, he discusses practical local solutions with former two-time Super Bowl champion Chris Long and WaterAid America CEO Kelly Parsons. C.D. learns about Chris’ efforts to recruit NFL players to join him in the hard work of providing solar-powered wells in East Africa through his Waterboys initiative. Kelly shares stories about the resilience needed for WaterAid to have provided clean water to over 28 million people.

Throughout Season 2, the PepsiCo Foundation is working with GENYOUth to distribute meal equipment to increase school meal participation for up to 20 high-need schools in the United States.

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Join “Journey to Zero Hunger” host C.D. Glin on a quest to understand how we can all eliminate world hunger by 2030. With the guidance of our inspiring guests, we'll explore the path to make this ambitious goal a reality. Hear from two-time Super Bowl champion Chris Long, TV chef Carla Hall, Grammy-nominated recording artist Aloe Blacc and others who explain the underlying causes of hunger and how sustainable solutions can transform lives now and in the future.

“Journey to Zero Hunger” is brought to you by Food for Good, the PepsiCo Foundation’s platform to advance food security and expand access to nutritious food.

Throughout Season 2, the PepsiCo Foundation is working with GENYOUth to distribute meal equipment to increase school meal participation for up to 20 high-need schools in the United States.

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