Podcasts about central texas food bank

As we continue our week-long celebration of our week at Scholz Garten where we raised over $20k for the Central Texas Food Bank, we turn our ears north and south to King Cruff. Raised in Jamaica, based in Montreal, and being Bob Marley’s grandson, Solomon Markey-Spence AKA King Cruff, furthers the family legacy with his […] The post King Cruff: “Easy” (Live At Scholz Garten) appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

On this week's episode the team sits down with a representative from the United Service Organization Fort Cavazos to discuss the resources, tools and programs available for service members and veterans who call the Great Place home. USO Fort Cavazos is the largest USO in the world. From holiday parties to daily meals for service members, visit https://fortcavazos.uso.org/ to find out more about this center makes The Great Place even greater! Show Notes: The Fort Cavazos Religious Support Office, in partnership with the Central Texas Food Bank, will conduct Fresh Food for Families 9-11 a.m. Nov. 7 at the Phantom Warrior Stadium Parking Lot. Military families can receive fresh produce, meat and more. Families must enter from Tank Destroyer Blvd. and Comanche Ave. at the traffic light. Fresh Food for Families occurs the first Thursday of every month. For more information, call 254-288-6545. The Recreation Equipment Checkout and Sportsman's Center Snack Bar and Pro Shop will permanently close Nov. 15 due to budgetary constraints. The Sportsman's Center trap and skeet range will remain open. However, there may be minor disruptions during its transition to the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation's recreation programs. Contact us  SUBMIT: FortCavazosPAO@gmail.com FACEBOOK: fortcavazosarmy    INSTAGRAM: @fortcavazosarmy TWITTER: @fortcavazosarmy    All music obtained, royalty-free, through Filter by Songtradr: "Gun Metal Grey" - Delicious Allstars "Learning By Doing" - Niklas Olovso This podcast is a production of U.S. Army Garrison Fort Cavazos and Fort Cavazos Public Affairs.

This week on the Great Big Podcast, we sit down with two representatives from the Fort Cavazos Religious Support Office and one representative from the Central Texas Food Bank. We cover the Fort Cavazos Food Pantry, highlight the service of those who work in the RSO and highlight the “Fresh Food for Families” program. Be sure to tune in and learn a little more about the programs that help make the Great Place, great. Participate in Community Strengths & Themes Assessment The Fort Cavazos Department of Public Health is conducting a comprehensive Community Strengths and Themes Assessment now through Sept. 30. CSTA is an assessment of military communities for health risk factors and needs. It is open to all who interact at Fort Cavazos — including, but not limited to, service members, retirees, family members, Department of Defense beneficiaries, DOD civilians and contractors. Responses are confidential and private. To participate, visit https://phpubapps.health.mil/Survey/se/2511374548575240.   Show Notes: The Transportation Motor Pool shuttle will sunset on Sept. 30 after 15 years of servicing the Fort Cavazos community, which will be a pivotal time for the TMP. However, with the implementation of the Cavazos Connector, riders will still be serviced post-wide with no break in service. Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center's department of Maternal Child Health will conduct the 9th annual Baby Expo from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 5. The expo is open to all DOD ID cardholders and will provide information and resources about early pregnancy to 1-year-old babies, as well as prenatal and postpartum resources at CRDAMC. The department will also provide tours of the Women's Health Clinic and Labor & Delivery unit to orient new families. Fort Cavazos community members who have completed a degree or certificate, or will be within nine semester hours of completion by Oct. 24, have the opportunity to be recognized for their achievements at the 27th annual Consolidated Graduate Recognition Ceremony at 1 p.m. Oct. 24 at Howze Auditorium. To reserve a spot, RSVP no later than Sept. 27 to usarmy.cavazos.id-readiness.mbx.dhr-esd-special-events@army.mil.   SUBMIT: FortCavazosPAO@gmail.com (mailto:FortCavazosPAO@gmail.com) FACEBOOK: fortcavazosarmy INSTAGRAM: @fortcavazosarmy TWITTER: @fortcavazosarmy    

Stories we're following this morning at Progress Texas: The Texas House GOP passed the highly demonstrative and unconstitutional immigration bill SB4 last night - it's headed for the Governor's desk under threat of legal challenge: https://www.statesman.com/story/news/politics/state/2023/11/14/texas-approves-bill-arrest-deport-people-suspected-illegal-immigration/71579308007/ Over half of the Texas GOP delegation in the U.S. House voted against their own party's efforts to avoid a government shutdown yesterday: https://www.texastribune.org/2023/11/14/government-shutdown-continuing-resolution/ The Republican-dominated Texas State Board of Education is opposing information in proposed science textbooks regarding climate change and evolution: https://www.expressnews.com/politics/article/climate-change-textbooks-18491484.php Additional context into the Sherman ISD theater gender policy situation: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/14/us/trans-actor-oklahoma-sherman-texas.html A lawsuit filed against Ken Paxton's office by whistleblowers he fired in 2021 can proceed in Travis County: https://www.texastribune.org/2023/11/14/ken-paxton-whistleblower-lawsuit/ Lubbock's petition-forced marijuana decriminalization measure will go before voters in May after being voted down by the Lubbock City Council: https://www.texastribune.org/2023/11/14/texas-marijuana-vote-lubbock/ The Central Texas Food Bank is in dire need of volunteers ahead of the holiday rush: https://www.kut.org/austin/2023-11-14/central-texas-food-bank-faces-a-critical-need-for-volunteers-this-holiday-season Thanks for listening! Grab your tickets for our Austin and Dallas Holiday Parties, and consider making a donation to help us continue our important work, at https://progresstexas.org/.

On today's CJ is Fat, we discuss Austin Restaurant Week and all of its offerings! The event lasts until 9-11 this year, and you can find special deals all around Austin by various local restaurants. Proceeds will go to help the Central Texas Food Bank, which is an excellent resource for those of us in need. Also, we learn that CJ eats his clams separate from his pasta when he orders a seafood dish at Italian restaurants. You're supposed to mix 'em together, bro. Come on! Emily took her friend to an anime convention recently, as she had never been before. On today's Emily Explains It All you can learn all the tips and tricks for attending an anime (or other nerd-related) convention and what to expect. Plus, Em realized something important about herself on this trip. Find out what BY LISTENING COME ON YOU GET THE IDEA. Also, what the hell? Matt Bearden mentions something about robot insects? Find out more in today's Weird or Wired. Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patrick is a second generation real estate Broker and a 20 year veteran who learned about real estate at a very early age. His first rehab-resell project was at the age of 17 and paid for his first two-years of college. Patrick consistently in the top 1% of Realtors nationwide. He gives back to the real estate industry by speaking and educating across the country. Patrick has been happily married to the amazing, Melody Birdsong for 12 years and they have 3 beautiful daughters—Jean (7), Birdie (3) and Goldie (3). Patrick and Melody are big supporters of the Central Texas Food Bank, Austin Pets Alive! and Community First! Village. FOLLOW PATRICK ON INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/patrickbirdsong/

It's official: Elon Musk is buying Twitter. Will he move the platform's headquarters to Austin? After a two year break for the pandemic, Travis County is set to resume its policy of publicly shaming businesses who have fallen behind on paying commercial property taxes. Alex Jones has offered to testify before the U.S. House committee investigating the January 6 insurrection, if they'll grant him immunity from prosecution. A former police sergeant in San Marcos who was involved in a traffic crash that killed a woman is trying to get his job with the San Marcos Police Department back, along with back pay since his indefinite suspension. Continued improvements to Waterloo Greenway will be financed via $9 million in new federal funding. Got chickens? Texas agriculture experts are warning of a virulent strain of bird flu that has reached Texas chicken coops. A group of Llano County residents have sued a group of local officials, accusing them of violating the U.S. Constitution in recent moves to restrict and ban books from the county's three public library branches. #10 Texas Longhorns Baseball travels to Edinburg to face UT Rio Grande Valley tonight, ahead of a 3-game Big 12 series against Oklahoma State this weekend. Circuit of the Americas will host a food drive for the Central Texas Food Bank on Sunday May 8, and supporters will have a chance to drive the track. Austin FC's Q2 Stadium is confirmed to host the Concacaf Nations League opening match between the U.S. Men's National Team and Grenada on June 10 - ticket presales for Austin FC season ticket holders start today at 1pm. Verde and Q2 have also joined the Green Sports Alliance to promote initiatives towards sustainability for team and stadium operations. And after a nice Monday soaking, rain chances slack off by mid morning, a cloudy and cool Tuesday follows with a high of 71, back into the 80's by tomorrow.

My 600LB Life, Season 10, Episode 5 Thanks to Jenn for commission this wild ride. Not only did she commission the show, she threw in an extra $20 for Central Texas Food Bank. So this is a win-win-win situation. Kara and I talk about Lacey Buckingham's multiple non-journeys to weight loss and along the way we discuss dating online, David and Victoria Beckham, and how to not get left at Texas gas station. Buy merch here. Join the Patreon here. Email here. Follow the podcast on Twitter here and on Instagram here.

Jeremy Striffler began his career in commercial real estate in 2006 at Vornado Realty Trust in New York City supporting their retail leasing and marketing efforts. After completing his M.B.A, he joined the Minneapolis office of Cushman & Wakefield in 2011 as a member of their retail consulting practice. In 2014, he transitioned over to the Occupier Services group where he provided lease, buy, and sell services for corporations, nonprofits, and education organizations, supporting site selection, client relations, and project management. Some notable past clients include Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota, Fairview Health Services, Land O'Lakes, U.S. Bank, TCF Bank, Volunteers of America, and Big Brothers Big Sisters.  Further, Jeremy guided and collaborated with public school districts, such as Saint Paul Public Schools, Osseo Area Schools and Anoka-Hennepin School District, and charter schools, including KIPP and Metro Deaf Charter School, to align their real estate strategy and decisions with their mission and vision. Jeremy transferred to the Austin, Texas office in 2020. In September 2021, Jeremy joined the Austin Independent School District as their new Director of Real Estate. Austin ISD educates more than 74,000 students through 125 diverse school communities. In total, the Austin ISD portfolio consists of over 12.7 million square feet situated on 1,835 acres of land all located within the City of Austin. In his current role, Jeremy is responsible for the professional direction and strategic leadership of the District's long-term real estate portfolio as it aligns with the Long-Range Facilities Plan. Jeremy has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Colgate University and a Master of Business Administration from St. John's University.  Outside of work, Jeremy focuses his community involvement on the issue of food insecurity. From 2010-2020, he volunteered and was on the board of Loaves & Fishes Minnesota, serving as Board Chair from 2018-2020. Locally, over the past year in Austin, he has been involved with the Central Texas Food Bank and now serves weekly as a Warehouse Volunteer Leader. The Moorhead Team is excited to bring you information about investing in real estate in the Central Texas area! More information can be found a our website at www.themoorheadteam.com and our YouTube page The Moorhead Team. We're always aiming to bring you great free content about investing in real estate in Austin, TX!

Thanksgiving Day is right around the corner and will be here sooner than you may realize. With the coming of the holiday, this means that it is time to start planning your Thanksgiving Day meal. 580 soldiers here at Fort Hood don't have to worry though as they are being gifted meals from the Chaplain Corps, the Central Texas Food Bank, and Onion Creek Neighborhood. The podcast crew discusses all this and Veterans Day on this Veterans Day episode.  Timecodes:Interview 1 starts at 00:28:00The crew:- Samantha Farlow, Fort Hood Public Affairs- SPC Garrett Dacko, 11th Corps Signal BrigadeFeaturing:- Garrison Chaplain Colonel Darren Chester- SSG Alberto Flores, 11th Signal Brigade Religious Affairs SpecialistMusic provided by the following:"Gun Metal Grey" (opening/closing theme music) - Delicious Allstars"Learning By Doing" - Niklas OlovsonAll music obtained, royalty free, through Filter by Songtradr at www.filter.one/This podcast is a production of U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hood and Fort Hood Public Affairs.  Contact us at FortHoodPAO@gmail.comLike us and follow us on Facebook at U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hood and on Instagram at U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hood.

Austin's COVID stats have not only dropped below Stage 5 range, they've plummeted through Stage 4 and are now approaching Stage 3 - however, City officials remain reluctant to officially reduce local precaution levels due to a continuing lack of hospital capacity. Austin's rising homicide stats are in line with a severe spike in murders across the country - the FBI reports that nationally, murders in 2020 rose 30% from 2019 - and a UT professor says gun proliferation is to blame. Austin gets one of Texas' two new U.S. House districts - the new U.S. House District 37 - while new maps concocted by Republicans in the Legislature appear to minimize representation of Latino and Black Texans. Next Monday, October 4, is the registration deadline for the November 2 election which will involve Texas Constitutional amendments, and locally Prop A, a petition-driven ballot item on minimum police staffing for Austin - which itself may threaten the funding of the Austin Fire Department if passed. A Confederate monument will be removed from Lockhart's Caldwell County Courthouse grounds as a public fundraiser achieves its goal. The next Austin Restaurant Weeks fundraiser for the Central Texas Food Bank starts on Friday. Jeffrey Weinberger, longtime Austin restaurateur and namesake of Clarksville's Jeffrey's, has died at 74. ACL Fest puts tickets on sale, but cheaper prices might be available via Ticketmaster's exchange site - while Waterloo Records has decided to skip this year's Fest due to COVID concerns. After years of rumored closures, the Nutty Brown Amphitheater has announced the farewell shows for its longtime location on Highway 290. And a wet cold front arrives tonight and sticks around thru the weekend - ACL attendees, be advised.

Nell Edgington, author of “Reinventing Social Change: Embrace Abundance to Create a Healthier and more Equitable World,” has traveled coast to coast in her quest to guide social-change warriors in realizing their full power and capability.   Social change movements have been part of our country's DNA for hundreds of years, encompassing the abolitionist movement of the 1800s, the suffragist movement that culminated in women gaining the right to vote in 1920, and the civil rights movement that gained widespread support in the 1960s and whose work continues to this day.   Whether you are a social change activist, involved in the nonprofit or philanthropic world, or just have an interest in what it takes for the arc of justice to bend, Nell's conversation with host Grant Oliphant will inspire and re-energize.   Born and raised in Minnesota, with a professional background that includes time at PBS national headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, and at the Central Texas Food Bank in Austin, Nell has been president of the Austin-based management consultant group Social Velocity since its founding in 2008. “Reinventing Social Change” was published in 2021.   A fan of Janelle Monáe and Robert Frost, Nell brings a sense of joy and optimism to her work, which she encourages in others:   “We are infinitely more powerful – in creating social change, or really in doing anything – when we approach it from a place of joy.”   “We Can Be” is hosted by Heinz Endowments President Grant Oliphant, and produced by the Endowments, Josh Franzos and Tim Murray. Theme music by Josh Slifkin. Guest inquiries can be made to Scott Roller at sroller@heinz.org. Image: Justin Edgington

Austin area COVID hospitalizations continue skyrocketing - we are on track to hit Stage 5 range by this weekend. More major employers in the Austin area have begun imposing vaccination requirements on employees, a trend that continues accelerating. Austin U.S. House Rep Chip Roy moves to adjourn House business over its requirements of masks indoors, but is voted down. The impasse between the majority Republicans and the D.C.-sequestered Democratic minority continues as the clock ticks on the current special session. An APD officer fights for his life after a major collision with a truck early Wednesday morning. The curtailing of Federal unemployment benefits in Texas spurs a 30% jump in demand at the Central Texas Food Bank. Q2 Stadium hosts its highest-stakes soccer match yet tonight - the U.S. Men's National Team vs Qatar. The Austin City Council is considering a return of vehicular traffic on weekend evenings to East 6th Street. The San Antonio Spurs pitch in for vaccinations during the NBA Draft in south Austin tonight. And, get ready for a very hot weekend - 100's on the way.

Derrick Chubbs is the CEO and President of the Central Texas Food Bank.  During our conversation, Derrick talks about leading the food bank during the pandemic, the surge in demand for its services, and how the community can help in its goal to provide for the hungry in our community.

Crowds at the Capitol yesterday to testify on the George Floyd Act for police reform, while the Austin City Council sets a path for re-opening the Austin Police Academy. The death count from last month's winter freeze disaster continues to climb. The lifting of Texas' masking requirement has been costly for Austin's convention and conference industry. AISD high school seniors can look forward to in-person graduation ceremonies in May, and one LASA senior scores big for his work in astronomy. Southwest Airlines adds more flights to their ABIA schedule. Texas Women's Basketball begin Sweet 16 play on Sunday night. And, P. Terry's supports the Central Texas Food Bank on Saturday - burger time!

Matt, Mark and Robert dig into a new installment of Trash or Cash!. We have updates on Austin FC opening matches and more exciting news. Annah Hackett joins us to talk about how she fell in love with Soccer. Music by Hong Kong Wigs.Austin FC Updates Opening Matches - April 17 at LAFC, April 24 at Colorado, June 19 vs San Jose at Q2Official/announced preseason matches: March 19: vs. OKC Energy at St. Edward's University March 25: vs. Louisville City SC at St. Edward's University Player Numbers Assigned 1st national team callup: Žan Kolmanič Called Up to Slovenia U-21 National Team Uniform reveal: black shorts, black shoes, green trim First preseason press conferences with Josh Wolff and players  Anthem Updates / Upcoming Events Music practice at Circle Brewing next Wednesday March 24th 7pm - weekly moving forward. Outside, socially distant, musical talent optional, love of beer is an asset but not required Special joint music practice with Los Verdes, La Murga Saturday March 27 at Zilker, details to follow Away Travel and Watch Party in Austin Surveys sent out Volunteers still needed: Graphic Designers Art and Brand Leads Social Content Creators Our own Jorge Chavez, host of El Podcast de El Himno de Austin, is a contributor to Futbol En Vivo radio show that is on Wednesdays at 9pm on 91.7 HD3 Winter Sucks! These special edition scarves are a collaboration between Anthem, Dallas Beer Guardians, Texian Army, The Surge, 210 Alliance and Denton Harbingers to support Texas' food banks as we recover from the 2021 winter storm. All proceeds will be evenly distributed among the North Texas Food Bank, Houston Food Bank, San Antonio Food Bank, and Central Texas Food Bank. How I fell in Love with Soccer Major League Soccer Most Intriguing Opening weekend match that isn't Austin FC Our picks to win MLS Cup, and one dark horse team who could surprise everyone? CONCACAF Champions League Trash or Cash! Continued Feature / InterviewMake your picks Brighton v Newcastle - Potential relegation decider!Saturday 20th at 3pm CST NBCSN Celtic v Rangers - Auld Firm DerbySunday 21st March @ 7am on ESPN+ Wrap-up Austin Anthem is the Supporters Group for Austin FC. Catch-up with us online and become a member at AustinAnthem.org and on social media. Anthem merchandise is available on our online store. Free shipping of fantastic grackle gear for in the stands or around Austin. Merch money goes to fund our non-profit's operation. Today we close out the pod with a song by Austin's own 3-piece power band with one of our favorite names in recent history: Hong Kong Wigs.  They have been recently featured on KUTX and NPR's Live Sessions show, and have quickly gained fans from all over.  You can find out more on social platforms by searching for @hongkongwigsband.  The song is titled "Little Oceans" and we thank you for listening. If you'd like to send us music to use in the pod or know some musicians who might be interested, drop us an email at podcast@austinanthem.org. We'd love to showcase more Austin music and musicians to Austin soccer fans. This episode was hosted by Robert Avery, Mark Turner, and Matt Barbour with Special guest Annah Hackett. Remember to leave us a review and subscribe to the show. Send tips on how to make the show better to podcast@austinanthem.org Wear a mask. Stay safe.

We survived the 2021 snowstorm in Texas-- though it was a total shitstorm and completely preventable. I share our personal story, along with background of how this all happened in this week's episode. Want to help relief efforts? Shop for items that will have 100% of proceeds donated to relief efforts: www.edgecraftatx.com/helptexas. If you're a crafter or artist who would like to offer proceeds from certain items, email hello@edgecraftatx.com. Or donate straight to the groups doing great work. Here are my recommendations: 400+1: https://www.fourhundredandone.com/ Feeding Texas: https://www.feedingtexas.org/ Central Texas Food Bank: https://centraltexasfoodbank.org Austin Area Urban League: https://aaul.org Austin Justice Coalition: https://austinjustice.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/craftswithanedge/message

We've got two...that's right T-W-O guests today! Julianna (@Jaaylouu) is here to chat about pop culture and the basketball playing, 6ft tall models that give Eboni mommy issues. And Teree Ann is here to talk about how she used her experiences as a Youtuber/business owner/ stripper to build a life that she could be proud of. Grab a notebook for some Hot Girl Tips on how to turn your dreams into a reality.  Hot Girls Helping Hot Businesses: Bianca's Design Shop is a small independent shop that features rad pins, creative goods, & other cute things made with love in Queens, NY. The shop is run by Queer Latinx Artist, Bianca Negron. https://www.biancadesigns.co/pages/about HOW CAN I HELP TEXANS?  Over 4 million Texans were impacted by the winter storms in February. This meant that so many families lost their homes, their jobs and some lost all the food they had. With store shelves going bare, many families are turning to food banks in times of need.  Please take a moment to donate to the Central Texas Food Bank and help families in need all across the state.  Follow Eboni: @heyEboni Instagram | Twitter And follow the show! @TheHotGirlHour Instagram | Twitter  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eboni70/support

This week's episode begins with the lay of the land when it comes to the horrific week in Austin and all around Texas. If you have the means to donate, please see some resources below. Thank you to everyone who has reached out, donated, or helped in other ways. Will also dives into the emotions that go into quitting a job (or anything for that matter) and the faux-healthy decisions we make while hungover. Austin/Texas Resources Austin Mutual Aid: Venmo @austinmutualaid and @austinmutualaidhotels Central Texas Food Bank: www.centraltexasfoodbank.org Austin Area Urban League: www.aaul.org Updated List of Places to Donate: www.bit.ly/3s7Q2Ow Support This Week's Sponsors Roman: www.getroman.com/scaries ($15 off!) Grove: www.grove.co/scaries (FREE gift with your first order of $30 or more) Follow Sunday Scaries on Twitter: www.twitter.com/sundayscaries Sunday Scaries on Instagram: www.instagram.com/sunday.scaries Will deFries on Twitter: www.twitter.com/willdefries Will deFries on Instagram: www.instagram.com/willdefries Credits Podcast artwork by Alfonso Ruiz and Tristan Pigott All music by Kevin MacLeod Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Let's talk about what happened this week in our fair state of Texas. Millions of people are currently without clean water (essentially the entire state), millions are still out of power and water, and I wanna talk about it! To me this hits many chords, the main one being FREEDOM. What is Freedom? and what does it mean to you? We'll also discuss what chaos/struggle/discomfort will teach you about yourself. Amongst a few other fun lil tidbits! My heart goes out to those who were adversely affected during this time. If you feel called to help those in need here are some resources: Baby2Baby is working to bring supplies to children and families in need across Texas, Oklahoma, and Mississippi. Help Austin Pets Alive - a local animal shelter they are in desperate need of resources Central Texas Food Bank to help those get food while grocery stores work to replenish (everyone went panic shopping so grocery stores are empty) Stay Light! ----------- Click here to pre-order my new eBook 21 Steps Back To Love! And if you're looking to take this practice a step further, sign up for a Discovery Session with me. Coaching is what has helped me implement and be consistent with my transformational journey. I would be honored to do the same for you! So let's work one-on-one together and get you back into the massive action of loving yourself! Click here to sign up for your Free Discovery Session Please rate, review, subscribe to the podcast! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sōl-concepts-in-5d/id1507603372 Visit my Website if you want to work with me/explore all the goodies I have! www.karunasol.com If you are looking to monetarily contribute! (super appreciated!) Venmo: @karunasol_ CashApp: $karunasol PayPal: http://www.paypal.me/karunasol Let's Connect: IG: @karunasol_            @solconcepts_podcast Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORLdYxUyjL1Xmd1D3QNuDw     

Social Media has taken over as a critical communication channel. So how has it impacted healthcare professionals? Join us for a conversation with Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Sean Paul, as he takes us through his experience providing treatment for multiple patient populations, from military veterans to cosmetic patients all while expanding a solo practice that now includes multiple surgeons. Hear how Dr. Paul utilizes channels, such as Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok to reach patients and stay connected to the latest medical technologies.  Dr. Paul also discusses teaming up with Dr. Paul Nassif of the E! News series, Botched, for ideaAUSTIN, a virtual event held last year covering best practices and advancements in the aesthetics industry. Proceeds from the event benefitted Central Texas Food Bank. IdeaAUSTIN 2.0 is scheduled for the fall of 2021. Visit ideaaustin.co for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join your host, Mike Hanley, for the inaugural episode of FestivalandEventProduction.com Presents: Industry Insights. On this episode, Mike will be talking about some event industry updates, as well as speaking with former Talent Buyer and Kids Area Producer, Sarah George, on how she has pivoted out of the live events industry during the pandemic and keeps her positive attitude going strong as she continues into 2021. The episode ends with some information on how to put your event skills to work as a volunteer, with the Central Texas Food Bank highlighted as an example. For more information on this episode and resource links, visit: https://podcast.festivalandeventproduction.com

On today's episode Bingham Group CEO A.J. speaks with Derrick Chubbs, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Central Texas Food Bank. The two discuss the pandemic's impact the Food Bank's operations, pivots to serve an ever increasing public demand, and needs going into 2021. Connect with Derrick on LinkedIn -> https://www.linkedin.com/in/derrick-chubbs-1395823/, Twitter -> @DerrickChubbs LINKS: Central Texas Food Bank main page -> https://www.centraltexasfoodbank.org/ Facebook -> https://www.facebook.com/CentralTexasFoodBank/ IG -> @ctxfoodbank Twitter-> @CTXFoodBank

0:21 The Weekly Catch UpLooks like NV State Governor Steve Sisolak got George fired up again! Gov. Sisolak has COVID and urban NV is hot with infection rates. Bulk-rate warriors are at it again, hoarding all the toilet paper and disinfecting wipes. Also, George's tailbone is outta whack!35:48 Coffee SegmentThis week we threw down on some Greater Good Coffee Co.'s Kenya – Malaki Lot 17. And yes, the goods were great! Greater Goods Coffee Co. won Roast Magazine's 2021 Micro Roaster of the Year Award … we might not understand all of the criteria that encompasses this merit, but we do understand the coffee was outstanding!Also, Greater Goods is all about doing good! Portions of their proceeds from coffee sales benefit the Central Texas Food Bank, The Autism society of Central Texas, and Austin Pets Alive!Greater Goods Coffee Co. (flagship location)2501 East 5th at PedernalesAustin, TX 78702HoursMonday - Sunday, 7:00AM - 4:00PMPhone512.382.9857greatergoodsroasting.com56:59 Coffee NewsRoast Magazine Announces 2021 Roaster of the Year WinnersCoffee Leaf Rust Spreads to the Big Island of HawaiiJames Hoffmann is planning a YouTube channel takeover for creators

Missing live music? Tonight is a chance to sit back with a cold beer and some good music! Rock 'n' Restock is an event hosted by Pure Gold Realty that brings together friends & music to give back to local charities. Tonight will benefit Central Texas Food Bank. Can't make this one? Follow them on Facebook so you don't miss out on the next one! https://www.facebook.com/rocknrestock/

Alexa is a bilingual nutrition educator at the Central Texas Food Bank. Growing up commuting from a border town in Mexico to the US everyday for school, Alexa had to deal with feeling caught in the middle of two different cultures. Alexa and Aniket talk about finding comfort in change, her love for food and nutrition, and the impactful work she does today helping out people across Central Texas who suffer from food insecurity.According to payscale.com, the average salary of a nutritionist is $49,974. However, this number can range greatly depending on the size of the business.You can reach out to Alexa through her LinkedIn profile.Instagram - @fabh._

Addie calls in to talk with JB and Whitney about the Central Texas Food Bank. They host large food drives to distribute food to thousands of families, and the non-profit recently announced the July pick-up days. Addie also tells about an event that allows you to purchase delicious baked goods while fighting racism!

JB and Whitney check in with Statesman music writer, Peter Blackstock, about “A Night for Austin,” a two-hour streaming event set to air at 8 p.m. June 10. Tune in to hear the amazing lineup! The benefit, streaming on the website www.anightforaustin.com and local CBS affiliate KEYE-TV, features a lineup that rivals any such event held during the pandemic. And the cause is specifically Austin-centric. “100% of the proceeds from the program will go toward Austin Community Foundation and the fund’s beneficiaries MusiCares, Red River Cultural District, Six Square, Health Alliance for Austin Musicians, Central Texas Food Bank, Southern Smoke, and People Fund.”

Bobby Epstein Founder and President of Circuit of the Americas calls in to giv eus the FOURmula -1-1 on a special event this weekend! On Sunday, May 10, Circuit of The Americas is inviting fans to take a drive on its world-famous 3.4-mile track to collect donations for Central Texas Food Bank and host a parade of unity, hope, and fun! Join your friends and neighbors safely from inside your vehicle at 20 MPH as you ascend the iconic “Turn 1” hill, weave through the challenging “esses” at Turns 3 and 4, and cruise down the same back stretch as the greatest drivers in Formula 1 have done.

Episode 569 of “Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do” is co-produced in partnership with the Austin Technology Council, the largest tech industry organization in Central Texas. ATC empowers members by using insights, resources, and connections so their members can succeed and thrive. This episode is an in-depth interview with Melissa Anthony of anthonyBarnum PR. Check out this conversation about thought leadership, PR, entrepreneurship, and Austin.   As CEO of anthonyBarnum, Melissa Anthony focuses on establishing a vision for public relations designed to serve organizations’ most important business objectives. Known for her direct and analytical approach, she leads the firm’s business strategies, market offerings and distinct data-driven methodologies.   With 20 years of experience in public relations, the native Texan began her career in New York City where she held positions at renowned firms, including Access Communications and Ruder Finn. She has represented the Czech Republic in its accession to the EU, several of the largest companies in the world, and collaborated with numerous visionary leaders and entrepreneurs to distill their objectives into meaningful public relations strategies and results.   Melissa has served on the boards of Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce and Central Texas Food Bank. She is recognized by Austin Business Journal as one of the most powerful women in business in the region and has received numerous awards for her civic contributions in support of veterans.   https://www.thomsinger.com/podcast/Anthony-Barnum  

Austin360.com and Danielle Lavelli sit down with Central Texas Food Bank See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us this week as Kathy Green, Sr. Director of Advocacy and Public Policy for the Central Texas Food Bank, discusses the Farm Bill and ways that people of faith can advocate on behalf of those experiencing hunger in their local communities. 

McKinney, Texas, started taking home the roasted salsas from Bernard Gourmet Foods right away two years ago. We recommend the Mango Pineapple y Habenero salsa and the Tomato y Chipotle salsa. Pick up some at Loco Cowpoke Salsa Shop, the McKinney Wine Merchant, local farmer’s markets and at Essentialz Market and Cafe when in historic McKinney, Texas. Bernard Gourmet Foods made the Top 25 Finalists, and H-E-B will announce the Quest for Texas best on Aug. 10 at the Central Texas Food Bank in Austin. Congrats to Bernard Gourmet Foods on this honor. We give the salsas as birthday gifts, so grab some for your family and enjoy shopping locally. And, if you are a newcomer, treat yourself to a shopping trip with friends to downtown McKinney, Texas. ... which of their salsas is your favorite?

The Organic Recycling Ordinance (ORO) will go live on October 1, 2018 in Austin, Texas 3-22-2018 As part of its goal to reach 100 % Zero Waste by 2040, the City of Austin will be implementing the Organic Recycling Ordinance (ORO), which goes into effect on October 1, 2018. All businesses with a food service permit will be required to ensure they have a plan in place, and their employees have convenient access to organics diversion services. In order to help meet the City’s goals, food service businesses will need to learn about the program and how they will need to comply. Our guests helped unravel the details of the ORO program. Our guests for March 22nd on Shades on Green were: • Teresa Chapman, Senior Planner for Austin Resource Recovery’s Business Outreach Team • Stacy Savage of Zero Waste Strategies. Stacy is a communications contractor for ARR’s Business Outreach Team • Tyler Markham from Central Texas Food Bank

Interested in getting business by giving back to your community? Chad Goldwasser of Pure Gold Realty joins us today to explain how agents like you can do exactly that by hosting charity events. Follow Chad’s advice and your events will generate business for you and a substantial amount of money for charity. To date, Chad’s annual Rock ‘n’ Restock event has raised more than $100,000 for his charity of choice: Central Texas Food Bank. Listen to this Real Estate Rockstars and learn exactly how to plan, market, and manage charity events. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of the podcast is going to be a little different than usual. As y'all know, Texas was rocked by Hurricane Harvey last week, particularly the Houston area — which happens to be where I live. That's why I thought I'd give y'all a look at my evacuation experience, as well as sharing the stories of a a couple EPIC employees whose families felt the wrath of Harvey. My goal is this: to highlight how, in the grand scheme of things, the problems we faced (and in some cases, are still facing) are minor inconveniences compared to so many others who have been left homeless or worse in the hurricane's wake. Unfortunately, such tragedy touched one of our very own EPIC Wolfpack.  We'll hear from our founder Katie's mother, Terri as she shares an incredible story of courage and kindness. And to help make some sense of things and how we can all do our part to help out, I chat with Elizabeth Pena, Development Director for the Central Texas Food Bank. In addition to being our closest charitable partner, the food bank has been running at full steam collecting donations and getting aid to people in need.

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