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Nov 16, 2025 33 min

Gigi Tevlin-Moffat

from The Zekely Podcast

Summary In this episode of The Zekely Podcast, host Zeke speaks with Gigi Tevlin-Moffat, the director of the Narberth Community Food Bank, about the pressing issue of food insecurity in Pennsylvania. They discuss the impact of government policies on food assistance, the reality of food insecurity even in wealthy areas, and the importance of community support and volunteerism. Gigi shares personal stories from her experiences in food banking, the challenges faced in running a food bank, and her political views. The conversation emphasizes the need for empathy and understanding towards those in need, and Gigi's unwavering commitment to helping her neighbors. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Gigi Tevlin-Moffat 02:02 Sounding the Alarm 05:10 British Crime 07:49 Stories 10:00 The Moth 11:42 Story Slam 15:11 USDA 18:11 What's on the Menu? 20:37 Starting a Food Bank 22:10 Independent 24:24 Ford Pinto 26:49 Language 29:00 Hope 30:02 The Future Narberth Community Food Bank: https://narberthcommunityfoodbank.org/ Full Video Episode Available On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheZekelyPodcast Short Clips Can Be Found On TikTok: @drzeketayler/@thezekelypodcast and Instagram: @thezekelypodcast www.thezekelypodcast.com

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