Podcasts about Food Lifeline

Mark Coleman is the Senior Marketing & Media Relations Officer with Food Lifeline. We can join forces with them to end hunger in our state. The numbers of individuals and families needing food support rose during the pandemic, and it has continued to rise, so the need is great. Along with financial support, volunteering time also is good support.⁠www.foodlifeline.org⁠ ⁠www.wagives.org⁠ See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Holiday Hunger Food Drive, QFC has teamed up with Food Lifeline to End HUNGER.Tiffany Sanders Corporate affairs Manager with QFC and Ryan Scott Director of Food Lifeline talk about their dream to end hunger. Together they are addressing food insecurity in our community. Working together they are not only filling in the gaps but providing more bang for the donations. This is your chance to help your community by rounding up at the register or purchasing a 10 dollar virtual bag of food for Food Lifeline.Food Lifeline Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Holiday Hunger Food Drive, QFC has teamed up with Food Lifeline to End HUNGER. Tiffany Sanders Corporate affairs Manager with QFC and Ryan Scott Director of Food Lifeline talk about their dream to end hunger. Together they are addressing food insecurity in our community. Working together they are not only filling in the gaps but providing more bang for the donations. This is your chance to help your community by rounding up at the register or purchasing a 10 dollar virtual bag of food for Food Lifeline. Food Lifeline Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ryan Scott, Chief Development Officer with Food Lifeline, and Tiffany Sanders, Corporate Affairs Manager with QFC, join us to discuss their collaboration in support of our community members dealing with food insecurity, particularly during this holiday season. The need is great - 1 in 4 persons in Washington are food insecure. With each of us doing just a little, we can help make this holiday a memorable for all of us. For as little as $10, you can purchase a virtual bag of food when you check out your purchases at QFC.https://foodlifeline.org/qfc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ryan Scott, Chief Development Officer with Food Lifeline, and Tiffany Sanders, Corporate Affairs Manager with QFC, join us to discuss their collaboration in support of our community members dealing with food insecurity, particularly during this holiday season. The need is great - 1 in 4 persons in Washington are food insecure. With each of us doing just a little, we can help make this holiday a memorable for all of us. For as little as $10, you can purchase a virtual bag of food when you check out your purchases at QFC. https://foodlifeline.org/qfc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In her Makings of You episode, Linda shares her southern Oklahoma upbringing, discovering her queer identity, non-profit leadership, journey with food insecurity, and overall great personality. Linda has dedicated 30+ years of experience working in the hunger solutions non-profit field, including 25 years as CEO of Food Lifeline in Seattle and a member of the Feeding America national network of food banks, state associations, pantries, and meal programs. She is passionate about the power of collaboration, holds a deep commitment to centering racial equity as foundational to ending hunger, and believes fervently that all people should have access to the food they need not just to live – but to thrive.We met Linda as our CEO during our employment in Seattle, WA. Linda showed compassion, leadership, professionalism, and genuine empathy for the organization's mission. Since starting at Food Lifeline, Linda has led the organization as it grew from a small nonprofit to a vibrate, thriving hunger relief organization providing nutritious, culturally relevant food throughout the community, supporting and advancing community-based initiatives that reduce food insecurity, and addressing the root causes of hunger and food insecurity through policy advocacy. In 2010, Feeding America recognized her as the executive director of the year 2010. Nageotte was named a John van Hengel Fellow in 2012, an award recognizing a network food bank executive for excellence in leadership, local impact and national influence, and entrepreneurial spirit in hunger relief.Before Food Lifeline, Nageotte served as the executive director for Harvest Against Hunger and Sojourners Alliance. She earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Oklahoma and completed graduate coursework in counseling at Washington State University.This episode was recorded in October 2023 in Seattle, WA. One week before, she relocated to Chicago, IL, to begin her position at Feeding America, and one week before, we relocated back to Houston, TX. We greatly appreciate being able to share this conversation and individual with our audience. Linda has shown support for Everythang Culture and recognized its intent and potential. Thank you, Linda, and thank you all for your continued support!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/everythang-culture-podcast/exclusive-content

Mariners salvage the series, but Munoz didn't look healthy, back injuries suck. Mariners Morning After. Lee Callahan joins the show from Jack FM to talk about Food Lifeline.

34% of consumers said fighting food waste is one of the most important factors when choosing foods and beverages to buy, according to our Sustainability 2021 study, but thousands of pounds of food still goes to waste every day. So what do you do with nearly 17,000 pounds of “abnormal” oranges that no one wanted to buy?  In the latest episode of The Insatiable Appetite podcast, we recap our recent Trend Trek volunteering at Food Lifeline, a local organization that sources surplus food from farmers, manufacturers, grocery stores, and restaurants for re-distribution to nearly 1.4 million people facing food insecurity in western Washington.

00:23 - Close friend of the show, Ryan (nickname TBD) joins the fellas to talk about Kraken hockey, his own personal hockey history, and all of the amazing work he's been doing on behalf of RTS. The guy is a wizard! Oh, and of course…he Releases the Showwwwwwww!!! 8:40 - It's going down this Sunday Dec 19th! Brett gives the rundown of our fundraising event at the Queen Anne Beer Hall to benefit Food Lifeline. It's, ummm, kind of a big deal. You should come. Ok, cool, see you there. 11:22 - KHT#1:  Sigh. Back in last place. We had a good run, everybody…good run. Is it over? Or no? Is it coaching? Or no? So many questions on this rollercoaster of a team! Do we have the answers?  I don't know. I just write the write ups. Listen and find out! 17:30 - KHT#2:  Dark times call for light (hearted) measures. And Hot for Teacher Kevin has just the thing:  a brand new RTS game — “Law Firm or Line Combo!”  Given 3 last names, Brett and Chris have to determine whether the threesome is a bigwig antitrust firm…or the starting blue line for NY Islanders. Will Chris' attorney-heavy family give him an edge?! 28:22 - KHT#3:  The guys went for the first ever RTS Prediction Hat Trick of the season last week. And failed. Miserably. But it's not how you fall; it's how you get back up!  (Thanks, Dad!) How will they rebound this week? Well, only the play on the ice will tell, but let's just say…they were NOT aligned this week.

00:00 - The main man, Joe, from SIMPLY SEATTLE — the biggest and baddest Seattle Sports apparel company AND Release the Show's newest sponsor — joins the fellas to talk Kraken hockey, Seattle sports, and apparel. Oh, and Joe gets hit with some rapid fire questions, as well, before he must step up to the challenge and…RELEASE THE SHOW!!! 8:31 - Brett interrupts to have a quick meeting about the Family Meeting. If you didn't catch that short RTS episode, check it out! We found the raffle winner! 10:30 - Do you like parties? Do you like to win stuff? Do you like to support great causes? Well, RTS is all up in the good work — hoodies for $25 that provide 25 meals from Simply Seattle, along with a blowout event at the Queen Anne Beer Hall on December 19th for Food Lifeline. 11:33 - KHT1:  The Kraken beat the Oilers!! The Kraken beat the Oilers!! (Just keep repeating that refrain, so you might forget that they lost to the Penguins… ;) That's right - from win streak to losing 6-1, the guys give their thoughts on the recent slate of Kraken play. 20:19 - KHT2:  ESPN publishes the NHL “Goalie Confidence Rankings,” and Hot for Teacher Kevin breaks it down for Brett and Chris, who are split on whether they can believe where ESPN ranks our beloved Kraken goalies. How dare they talk about Gruby like that?! (Or is it warranted??) 28:45 - KHT3:  It's time for predictions! 2 games: Winnipeg & Columbus. How do the Kraken fare?? The guys will tell you. And will likely be wrong. Although one of them may be right — I mean, even the sun shines on a dog's a—…well, you get the idea. But their reasoning is sound, so check it out…and see if you agree?!

Always good to beat your rival! Travis Homer fake punt! Plus, that play call on the goal line...? Just run it three times and kick the dang ball man! Simply Seattle is still selling $25 hoodies! $5 buys 25 meals for Food Lifeline which help feeds your neighbors in the Western Washington Area. Go to shop/simplyseattle.com/BLEAV and use our promo code BLEAV10 for 10% off any purchase! Always good to beat your rival! Travis Homer fake punt! Plus, that play call on the goal line...? Just run it three times and kick the dang ball man! Simply Seattle is still selling $25 hoodies! $5 buys 25 meals for Food Lifeline which help feeds your neighbors in the Western Washington Area. Go to shop/simplyseattle.com/BLEAV and use our promo code BLEAV10 for 10% off any purchase!

00:04 - RTS contest winner and #First100 listener, Sgt. Pickles, roasts the guys before delivering an epic RTS intro. 5:56 - We welcome sponsor Simply Seattle to the RTS family. Visit SimplySeattle.com to scope out awesome merch and support their 2nd annual Food Lifeline: 25 for $25 event! They're donating 25 meals to Food Lifeline for every $25 hoodie sold through December 15th. Look great in Simply Seattle's new line of hoodie designs while supporting a fantastic local cause. 7:55 - KHT #1 - The guys are pumped about the Kraken's hot streak and much improved play of late! They discuss the big wins over Florida and Buffalo, and share more about the success of another watch party for the Sabres game at the Queen Anne Beer Hall. 19:13 - KHT #2 - Chris and Kevin were at the Capitals game at Climate Pledge and they talk about the experience. Was that game the biggest win of the season, the catalyst for the hot streak? Kevin coaches up the on-ice Salmon tossing crew, and Brett offers a gem of an idea...in two words...Salmon Cannon. 28:51 - KHT #3 - Predictions for the upcomings slate of games. Can the Kraken keep winning? The guys debate.

A Conversation with Kevin with our first troll and first contest winner - Sgt. Pickles. Also, Brett breaks down the details from our very first sponsor - Simply Seattle. Use promo code BLEAV10 for 10% off your purchase. Don't miss their 25 for $25 - shop one of their unique hoodies and $5 pays for 25 meals through Food Lifeline.

Peak season – green beans // Lindsay Carlisle and Ryan Scott visit to update us on the current work of Food Lifeline and their upcoming event Dress Down Hunger // Nora from the Chew // Savory souffles –  easier than most people think and so versatile // Stacy  Fortner, talented  pastry chef  dishes on her  favorite desserts // Lastly, we play for Rub with Love Food for thought Tasty trivia See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tori is head of operations at Cloud Paper and lives in Seattle, WA. Tori graduated from Cornell University in 2014 and began her career at BlackRock and Convoy before joining Cloud Paper as its first employee in 2019. Ryan is a Co-Founder at Cloud Paper and based in Seattle, WA. Ryan graduated from the University of Washington in 2012 and almost immediately went into startups. He was previously at tech startups including Uber and Convoy before shifting his efforts toward Cloud Paper in 2019. Cloud Paper is a tree-free paper products company on a mission to end the deforestation from traditional paper products. The company was started in the spring of 2019 after learning that tens of thousands of trees are cut down everyday to make disposable paper products like toilet paper and paper towels. Instead, Cloud Paper is made out of ultra-renewable bamboo fibers. Their products and packaging are also 100% plastic-free and rely on recycled materials for packaging. The company is also a certified CarbonFree Shipper via the CarbonFund due to their 2x carbon offset of any transportation of their product.  Since their founding the company has produced over 1 million rolls of tree-free toilet paper and recently launched paper towels. The company has raised $3M in venture funding and is an active supporter of local non-profits like Food Lifeline where they have donated over 125,000 rolls of Cloud Paper to families in need in Washington. Laurel Mintz, founder and CEO of award-winning marketing agency Elevate My Brand, explores some of the most exciting new and growing brands in Los Angeles and the US at large. Each week, the Elevate Your Brand podcast features an entrepreneurial special guest to discuss the past, present and future of their brand.

Trinity County is one of those places that doesn’t get in the news much, unless it’s for marijuana or wildfires. It’s a beautiful, remote, rural part of northern California. It’s also one of the state’s most food insecure places, where many people don’t know where their next meal is coming from. In this story, I join the county's food bank director on his 10+ hour food delivery to the most isolated -- and hungry -- residents in Trinity.

Clara responds to questions from listeners about her experience working for Food Lifeline, a nonprofit organization part of the Feeding America network.

We have a fun show today:  First, we welcome Ron Alvarado, co-founder of FICKS hard seltzer, the only hard seltzer made with real fruit juice – including fruit grown here in Washington // We’ll also catch up with Jen Doak, owner of Ballard’s Brimmer & Heeltap and the new Red Arrow Coffee // "Our Pass it Down" segment continues with an old family recipe from the Netherlands which calls for…too much butter! // We will welcome back Linda Nageotte, President & CEO of Food Lifeline along with Ellen Brown to update us on Food Bank needs, our state’s stockpiling strategy and more // Lastly, we continue our traditional Food for Thought - Tasty Trivia Challenge, brought to you by Rub with Love: hand crafted, versatile rubs, sauces, and mustards that add a flavorful kick and a whole lot of love to just about any meat, fish or vegetable! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Rev talks with Lyla Ross over at Mox Boarding/ENGAGE about their charity gaming stream event: Gamers Engaged with Food Lifeline; and Rev talks with Gareth von Kallenbah from Skewed & Reviewed as they run down news from SDCC@Home including news about Captain Marvel 2, AMC & Universal coming to a movie theater agreement, Avatar and Star Wars movies being pushed back, news about New Mutants and The Walking Dead (and more)!

Bender of 95.7 The Jet joins Slickhawk to discuss the Fill the Truck food drive he's doing for Food Lifeline as they try to fill an 18-wheeler with non-perishable food. Slick's picks from Emerald Downs resulted in a pair of winners. And Ian Furness joins for some conversation.

Bender of 95.7 The Jet joins Ian Furness from a top an 18-wheeler in Renton at Fred Meyer as they attempt to fill that truck with food for Food Lifeline to supplement the lack of product currently found at food banks as needs have increased due to the pandemic.

Ben Golliver of The Washington Post joins Ian Furness from inside the NBA bubble in Orlando as he gets set to cover the restart of basketball for the playoffs. Ben talks about his quarantine process, the hotel intake and what to expect from basketball's return. Bender of 95.7 The Jet joins Ian Furness from a top an 18-wheeler in Renton at Fred Meyer as they attempt to fill that truck with food for Food Lifeline to supplement the lack of product currently found at food banks as needs have increased due to the pandemic.

Fitz’ dog Suzie Lou took him on an epic potty journey this morning – did she want to spend more time with Daddy or was she running away? In the What Are You Kidding Me stories, the internet debates whether a woman can wear a sexy red dress to someone’s wedding, a man whose roommate changed the radio station while he was showering attacks him with a machete, salad bars will be replaced by salad robots, an airline is selling a simulated travel experience where you can go through security, load on the plane, and taxi around the airport, some salons are now offering butt-facials, and a woman is arrested for stabbing a man for dropping her dog. In the Good Stuff, Claire and Drew presented the check from the “United Steaks of America” T-shirts sales from “Red White and Bull” to Food Lifeline. In The Fitz Files, Carly Pearce spills the tea (sorta) about her split from Michael Ray, details on the Blake Drive-in shows, and Billie Eilish had Bieber Fever so bad when she was 10 her mom thought she might need therapy. On Make Up or Break Up, Eve from Federal Way feels disrespected by her boyfriend Derek because he is late to everything including child care; he says they are isolated incidents and she’s making a huge deal out of nothing. The band Lady A is suing Seattle singer Lady A because she is asking them for $10 million to stop complaining about them infringing on her name, so now they want a judge to enforce their trademark on the name. Fitz is offended Claire throws “OK Boomer” at him, implying he is a Boomer just because he has many kids, so we debate what it really means to be a Boomer. Playlist Profiling is Trashman Mike from Coupeville. Shade is Throwin’ Shade on all the fancy designer masks everyone is wearing.

On the 64th episode of the Seattle Foodie Podcast, we chat with Instagram Foodie, Brian Lam (@bambamlambchops). Brian joined the Seattle Food community earlier this year and has been taking epic food photos ever since. Starting out as a landscape photographer, Brian combined his passion for food and photography together. Listen to our interview as he talks about what he cooks at home and where he likes to dine at in Seattle and on the Eastside. In addition, Monica and Nelson recap a holiday week, which included a foodie get together at Heartwood Provisions, a visit to Seattle Pops for their new holiday popsicle flavors, and Pyramid Brewing's Keg Tree Lighting and Donation Celebration benefitting Food Lifeline of Western Washington. Finally, we tell you about several events this upcoming week including Cocopop at the Axis 1 in Pioneer Square, Winter Beerfest at Magnuson Park held by the Washington Brewer Guild, Holiday Cheese Board Making Classes at The Works, and the Winter Feast Food Truck Fest at the Fremont Sunday Market. Thank you so much for downloading and listening and we hope you enjoy our newest episode! Happy eating, Seattle!

This we welcome Food Lifeline's President & CEO Linda Nageotte and their Senior Marketing & Media Relations Officer Mark Coleman. Food Lifeline is celebrating 40 years of feeding the hungry in Western Washington. At Food Lifeline they are working to feed people who are experiencing hunger everyday by sourcing and distributing really large quantities of food, as well as the very important work of addressing the root causes to eliminate hunger forever. From farm to fork, virtually every aspect of the food industry from farm to fork has food waste and Food Lifeline has developed logistical processes to capture that leftover food and get it to those in need through their online platform. Food Lifeline has a fun day in the park with music and food Sunday, September 8, at 11:00 AM in north Seattle's Meridian Park called "Foodstock: The Summer to End Hunger" featuring 80's Ska band The English Beat. Learn more about Food Lifeline online at www.foodlifeline.org

Windermere is the Official Real Estate Company of the Seattle Seahawks, partnering with the Seahawks to #tacklehomelessness. Windermere salutes community leaders like Chef John Howie, who also partners with the Seahawks for his Kick Hunger Challenge Celebrity Poker Event. The event on May 31st is the first in a series to benefit Food Lifeline, leading up to Taste of the NFL at the Super Bowl in Miami next February.

Guest Linda Nageotte, President and CEO of Food Lifeline, speaks with Diane Horn about the work of Food Lifeline to end hunger in Western Washington by engaging communities and mobilizing resources.