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FOOD

by Kelvin Garvanne

FOOD, hosted by Emmy award winner Kelvin Garvanne, is the podcast for Food Sector Systems. FOOD discusses food from an array of insightful vantage points.

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Episodes

  1. More Than Cooking

    An excerpt from my food memoir titled More Than Cooking

  2. The Context : The Dump

    Questions are asked about cooking, armed security at stores, and getting free sustainment items.

  3. The Context: Events and Awards

    Thoughts on recovering prepared food from the Super Bowl, Oscars, and other events.

  4. The Context: Language and Culture

    The words used in conversations about food security are discussed.

  5. Food Has Always Been Medicine

    Eating optimal food is taking responsibility for your well being.

  6. The Context: Why Toss Food

    Kelvin Garvanne discusses the Food Donation Improvement Act of 2023 which makes donating food to nonprofits easier.

  7. The Context: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

    Deploy an array of resources to geographic areas to reduce and eradicate food insecurity.

  8. The Context: What Did They Eat?

    A short monologue defining optimal food, the 4 A test, food security, food and public and personal safety.

  9. The Context: Stress, Safety,Food, and Equity

    Some of the factors that determine what we choose to eat.

  10. The Context: The Story behind Food Sector Systems.

    Why I started Food Sector Systems and my visión to establish Project43la into a resilience hub.

  11. The Conversation: Toss It Up Salad, Inc.

    Javonne D. Sanders and Matthew N. Crawford discuss the green movement they are advancing one salad at a time.

  12. The Conversation: Former U.S.Army Ranger Jim Artman

    Jim Artman discusses serving our nation in Iraq and incorporating farming and food to recover from trauma.

  13. The Conversation with Etha Robinson

    Etha Robinson shares stories about food and growing up in Mississippi, sharecropping in Missouri, and moving to Los Angeles.

  14. The Conversation with Veronica Steffensmeir

    Veronica Steffensmeir, global citizen and master gardener shares the context of her food journey from childhood to adulthood. Veronica offers insight on seeds, soil, and food security.

  15. The Context: Growing Up Part 2

    The importance of OPTIMAL food and memories of food at the beginning of my food journey.

  16. The Context: Growing Up Part 1

    Prior to each conversation The Context will share a brief food memory. The Context is a sketch from my upcoming book “More Than Cooking”.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

FOOD, hosted by Emmy award winner Kelvin Garvanne, is the podcast for Food Sector Systems. FOOD discusses food from an array of insightful vantage points.

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Kelvin Garvanne

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FOOD, hosted by Emmy award winner Kelvin Garvanne, is the podcast for Food Sector Systems. FOOD discusses food from an array of insightful vantage points.

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FOOD is created and hosted by Kelvin Garvanne.
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