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Food First, 444 episodes. Page 4 of 5.

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Title
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Having an impact

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Celebrating Our Champions

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Community Impact

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100 Days of Leadership: Michelle Lantz Hits the Ground Running

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When opportunity meets planning

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Tax credits for charitable donations

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Time and Talent are the Treasure

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When faced with a problem, amazing things can happen

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Without change, you're going to get the same results.

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I Love Money

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In God we trust – all others bring data!

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Everyone counts, so let’s count everyone!

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A vision of a better tomorrow fuels us today

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Crafting a food secure Michigan

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“Wonky” Policy Conversation

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Proving Value During an Emergency

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Driving Hunger Out of Michigan

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The impact of infrastructure on agriculture and food banking

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Defining the reality of living in poverty

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Three principles of great partnerships

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Change is certain, but growth is optional

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Being GREAT at food sourcing

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Solving hunger starts in the field

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Starve distraction and feed your focus

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Food FIRST, not second and certainly not third!

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Can we talk?

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Creating a sustainable difference

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Strengthening Relationships with Partnerships

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Food insecurity across college campuses

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Hunger and Poverty Cause and Effect

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A leader must possess the ability to have the right answers

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A framework for the Blueprint to Solve Hunger

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People Are Worth Investing In

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Leading through Crisis

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Unpacking the 3 areas of focus on the future of food security

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Government Shutdown Effects

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The impact of food waste and the transformation Forgotten Harvest is making

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Willful waste makes woeful want

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Choosing to use one handful of life

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Nothing worth doing is easy

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The Opportunity Index

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Senselessness of hunger fueled by waste

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Government shutdown escalates, the need for teamwork elevates

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Government shutdowns and their effects

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Solving food insecurity is possible

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Opportunity knocks once, but temptation bangs on your door for years.

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Who are we giving the power to influence us?

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Living conditions health risks and outcomes

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A chain is only as strong as its weakest link

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It takes courage to define reality

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Harambee (pull together)

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One of the most rapidly aging states in the nation

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Hunger is ugly and it manifests itself in difficult to handle situations and simply makes life HARD!

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Hunger deprives our children of more than just food

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No one can solve hunger alone

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We are all Philosophers

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How close are we to solving food insecurity?

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The Blueprint to SOLVE hunger in Michigan

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Heroes are made not born.

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The importance of measuring waste in the field

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Think better and bigger

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Every agricultural channel is much more complicated than at face value.

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How the Farm Bill effects everything regarding food

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Your size and your speed are controlled by your systems and structures

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The Role Of Advocacy In Our Work

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Iron Sharpens Iron

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Opportunities and Impact

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One size does NOT fit all

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Leaders LEAD and are not absent in a time of crisis.

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Listening matters and you should do just that - listen.

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Waste not, want not

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Pure Reinvention: creating sustainable change

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People are an organization's greatest asset

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The Farm Bill

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Data-driven decisions

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WE can make an impact

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The work of creating food security cannot be done by one person

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Ordinary doing the extraordinary

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Health is related to the quality of life

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Choice is a precious commodity; a powerful influencer, and too often, a scarcity.

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You can't solve a problem if you don't think it can be solved

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Food waste: from the field to the restaurant

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Unemployment is low, but people are still struggling

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There's no prerequisites to care

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Does food insecurity cause poverty or vice versa?

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The 5 reasons why food insecurity can be solved

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Food insecurity is SOLVABLE!

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The impact of MSU Extension's work

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The impact that Food@MSU is creating across Michigan

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The cyclical problems that manufacturer workers face

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The impact of the Farm and Tax Bills

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The impact of farming and agriculture

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Clip 1 Mono Can We Talk

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Clip 2 Markell Miller FG Innovative Programming

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Clip 3 Markell Program Breakdown

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Clip 4 Where Is The Problem Really At Suburban Poverty Crain's Detroit Business

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Clip 5 SSS Vs. Poverty Measure Wrap Up

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102217 - Clip 1 Intro Food First

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102217 - Clip 2 Paul W Food Insecurity If You're Hungry You Only Have One Problem

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102217 - Clip 3 IQF Project Ken Estelle FAWM