Podcasts about we feed people

Our friend José Andrés returned to The Late Show alongside Ron Howard, who directed the film, "We Feed People," which profiles the amazing work by World Central Kitchen volunteers and staff around the world. Originally aired May 3rd, 2022. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

General Electric is breaking up! The megacorporation is splintering off into three separate companies. We’ll get into what that means for one of America’s biggest industrial conglomerates. Also, guest host Amy Scott joins us to discuss the dangers of humanitarian work in times of war. And dynamic pricing is coming for checked luggage. We’ll get smart (and angry!) about airline baggage fees. Here's everything we talked about today: “José Andrés: Let People Eat” from The New York Times “Israel-Hamas war: Aid group halts delivery in Gaza after Israeli strike” from The Associated Press “How José Andrés and World Central Kitchen Became Leaders in Disaster Aid” from The New York Times “We Feed People” documentary from National Geographic  “With GE’s split, the last chapter of the Jack Welch era is over” from Axios “JetBlue's new checked bag fees now depend on the day” from CNN “Why do airlines charge so much for checked bags? This obscure rule helps explain why” from The Conversation “For families that need the most help, child care costs are about to drop” from The 19th “Column: Disneyland is ditching gas cars at Autopia. It’s a great first step for Tomorrowland” from the Los Angeles Times We love to hear from you. Send your questions and comments to makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

General Electric is breaking up! The megacorporation is splintering off into three separate companies. We’ll get into what that means for one of America’s biggest industrial conglomerates. Also, guest host Amy Scott joins us to discuss the dangers of humanitarian work in times of war. And dynamic pricing is coming for checked luggage. We’ll get smart (and angry!) about airline baggage fees. Here's everything we talked about today: “José Andrés: Let People Eat” from The New York Times “Israel-Hamas war: Aid group halts delivery in Gaza after Israeli strike” from The Associated Press “How José Andrés and World Central Kitchen Became Leaders in Disaster Aid” from The New York Times “We Feed People” documentary from National Geographic  “With GE’s split, the last chapter of the Jack Welch era is over” from Axios “JetBlue's new checked bag fees now depend on the day” from CNN “Why do airlines charge so much for checked bags? This obscure rule helps explain why” from The Conversation “For families that need the most help, child care costs are about to drop” from The 19th “Column: Disneyland is ditching gas cars at Autopia. It’s a great first step for Tomorrowland” from the Los Angeles Times We love to hear from you. Send your questions and comments to makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

General Electric is breaking up! The megacorporation is splintering off into three separate companies. We’ll get into what that means for one of America’s biggest industrial conglomerates. Also, guest host Amy Scott joins us to discuss the dangers of humanitarian work in times of war. And dynamic pricing is coming for checked luggage. We’ll get smart (and angry!) about airline baggage fees. Here's everything we talked about today: “José Andrés: Let People Eat” from The New York Times “Israel-Hamas war: Aid group halts delivery in Gaza after Israeli strike” from The Associated Press “How José Andrés and World Central Kitchen Became Leaders in Disaster Aid” from The New York Times “We Feed People” documentary from National Geographic  “With GE’s split, the last chapter of the Jack Welch era is over” from Axios “JetBlue's new checked bag fees now depend on the day” from CNN “Why do airlines charge so much for checked bags? This obscure rule helps explain why” from The Conversation “For families that need the most help, child care costs are about to drop” from The 19th “Column: Disneyland is ditching gas cars at Autopia. It’s a great first step for Tomorrowland” from the Los Angeles Times We love to hear from you. Send your questions and comments to makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

[REBROADCAST FROM May 18, 2022] Director Ron Howard's documentary, "We Feed People," follows the career and humanitarian efforts of chef José Andrés and his non-profit, World Central Kitchen. Howard and Andrés discuss the film and the organization that has brought meals to Haiti, Lebanon, the United States, Ukraine and many other countries amid crises.

In this episode, José talks to Ron Howard the Emmy nominated documentary "We Feed People" and about how food saved his movie career. (Hint: the secret recipe was a rack of lamb.) Plus he makes his favorite tapa and answers your questions. Get full access to Longer Tables with José Andrés at joseandres.substack.com/subscribe

He pops up often in your social media livestream, appearing from just about every corner of the globe. His head bobbing up-and-down in the frame, his voice slightly frantic, he reports in real-time from the frontlines of whatever new catastrophe has left thousands – or even millions — of people in desperate need of food and to describe what's being done about it. He's world-renowned Chef José Andrés and his organization, World Central Kitchen (WCK), has become legendary for its quick response in the aftermath of fires, earthquakes, hurricanes, Covid, and, most recently, the war in Ukraine. As José says in the urgent, riveting new Ron Howard (Rebuilding Paradise, Thirteen Lives) documentary “We Feed People”, “We not only feed people. We create systems.” Ken recently spoke with the film's producer Sara Bernstein (Leave No Trace, Downfall: The Case Against Boeing) about this exhilarating Emmy®-nominated documentary and the challenge of making a film during the pandemic. How did the film's director Ron Howard encounter WCK's work first-hand and why did he keep coming back to the idea of making a film about them? Why did the film's focus shift from a verité style production to a portrait of WCK's evolution from a small band of do-gooders into the powerhouse food relief organization that it is today? And how did the film team's commitment to presenting a three-dimensional, warts-and-all portrait of José result in a more nuanced and, ultimately, more emotionally resonant and fully realized film? Join us for this Tapas-inspired dish of valuable lessons learned about food relief efforts and delicious behind-the-scenes filmmaking stories.   Hidden Gem: Navalny   Follow on Twitter: @WCKitchen @chefjoseandres @topdocspod   The Presenting Sponsor of "Top Docs" is Netflix. Listen to our recent conversations with these Emmy®-nominated directors whose documentaries are currently on Netflix: Andrew Rossi on "The Andy Warhol Diaries" Coodie Simmons and Chike Ozah on "jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy" Felicity Morris on “The Tinder Swindler”

Kansas voters upheld abortion rights by 59% to 41% in yesterday's election, and scientists have really bad news about some of our favorite foods. Ron Howard points out that his two most recent films, ‘Thirteen Lives' and ‘We Feed People,' both feature people selflessly volunteering to help others. ‘Thirteen Lives' is in theaters now and coming to Prime Video this Friday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're at the Ukraine-Poland border with Maxwell Eaton, an entrepreneur and restaurateur from New Orleans, who signed up to travel halfway around the world and volunteer to work with World Central Kitchen to help feed displaced Ukrainian families. Maxwell is the epitome of someone who asked the question "How can I best help?" and then dropped everything and showed up! You may have seen the National Geographic documentary We Feed People from Academy Award-winning director Ron Howard, available for viewing on Disney+. The film spotlights renowned celebrity chef José Andrés and his nonprofit World Central Kitchen's incredible mission and evolution over 12 years. They've become one of the most highly regarded humanitarian aid organizations in the disaster relief sector. And, most recently, they've set up shop at the Ukraine-Poland border to assist Ukrainians fleeing from the devastating war Russia has inflicted on their country. We're all aware of the heroic efforts being made by President Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian people. Their valiant example has inspired folks from around the world to help them, and one such person is today's guest! Join us as Maxwell shares stories and his experiences in this important humanitarian effort. We're sure you'll be inspired by hearing first-hand about the teamwork making the dreamwork for people in need. Thanks for being part of the Crazy Amazing Humans community. We appreciate you!

It's an important episode of the foodcast, as World Central Kitchen CEO Nate Mook joins us from Kyiv, Ukraine to discuss Ron Howard's new NatGeo/Disney+ documentary "We Feed People." Nate also details how he and Jose Andres partner to lead WCK's global efforts to respond to natural disasters and humanitarian crises.

Three conversations with giants in their respective fields. Carmichael discusses the seismic impact of his comedy special Rothaniel and how he's spending Pride month; Waititi explains why Our Flag Means Death rekindled his love of acting, and what he hopes comes next in season 2; and Howard discusses his pivot into documentary filmmaking— and how his approach to making movies lines up with what's in his dreams.  Rothaniel and Our Flag Means Death are both available to stream on HBO Max; We Feed People is on Disney+. Sign up to receive texts from us at Subtext. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Three conversations with giants in their respective fields. Carmichael discusses the seismic impact of his comedy special Rothaniel and how he's spending Pride month; Waititi explains why Our Flag Means Death rekindled his love of acting, and what he hopes comes next in season 2; and Howard discusses his pivot into documentary filmmaking— and how his approach to making movies lines up with what's in his dreams. Rothaniel and Our Flag Means Death are both available to stream on HBO Max; We Feed People is on Disney+.Sign up to receive texts from us at Subtext.For a transcript of this episode, please follow this link.

Hello everyone! In this episode I talk about my most recent read The Truly Devious Trilogy by Maureen Johnson. I really enjoyed this series and was blown away by the twists and turns it took, most times yelling out loud "What?!" I also talk about the documentary We Feed People available on Disney+ that follows the work of Jose Andes, a chef/humanitarian feeding people who have been marked by devastation. It's amazing. Shop: https://bookshop.org/shop/ReadingWithChristineFigsContact: ReadingWithChristineFigs@gmail.com

The Cogills present a fascinating new documentary from director, Ron Howard, that examines the worldwide mission of Chef Jose Andresto provide chef-prepared meals to communities impacted by natural disasters and during prolonged humanitarian crises.World Central Kitchen is the remarkable nonprofit and “We Feed People” is the name of the film currently available on Disney+.Sommelier, Hayley Hamilton Cogill, toasts Washington State ultra-premium winery, Quilceda Creek, producing high end wines that raise money to benefit World Central KitchenIn its enormous humanitarian efforts, recently to the tune of over $300,000.  She also introduces us to some of the top wineries focusing on ending the climate crisis the world is facing, including Lail Vineyards, Symington, and Jackson Family Wines. 

Heidi and Ellen start the episode talking about the extraordinary Chef Jose Andres, his World Central Kitchen, and the new movie about him called We Feed People. They also talk about the second season of Hacks, the series The First Lady, and the new book by Emma Straub called This Time Tomorrow. They then take questions from Jennifer and Beryl. Jennifer has been primarily a stay-at-home mom for the past 12 years. She is feeling the pull to become a writer.  She still has young children at home and wonders how she can make her writing career happen. Beryl is a creative director in advertising, working abroad in Amsterdam. She has recently become a new mom and at the same time, more involved in diversity, equity, and inclusion at her workplace. With so much potential for many different fresh starts, she is struggling to figure out where to begin (and where to rest).  

In this episode, host Chris Albert is joined by Emmy-nominated sound mixer, Tony Volante, who contributed his expertise to two current National Geographic films, Fauci and We Feed People. Volante shares his approach for designing sound on documentaries that blend archival footage, talking-head interviews and in-the-moment action, in order to add to the films’ emotional impact and cinematic value. He also shares what drew him to sound mixing in the first place and these two films in particular, and his advice for anyone interested in pursuing sound design as a career. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In which the Monsters (the Mister had a work deadline) join me in reviewing WE FEED PEOPLE (2022). The film, directed by Ron Howard, is currently streaming on Disney+. The documentary chronicles chef José Andrés, who decided during the 2010 Haiti earthquake, that he could not stand idly by as a spectator. He decided to cut short a family vacation and go to Haiti and see how he could help. Being a world renowned chef, he got to thinking that in times of disaster, he could offer comfort through a love language - food. What began as a casual need to help his fellow humans soon morphed into a calling and the non profit, World Central Kitchen came into existence. Years later, José Andrés among others, have helped feed thousands of people through natural disasters and wars. The film speaks to the chef, his family, friends and colleagues and covers not only his philanthropy but also delves a bit into his past. The film has a run time of 1 h 29 m, and is not rated. Please note there are SPOILERS in this review. Opening intro music: GOAT by Wayne Jones, courtesy of YouTube Audio Library. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jokagoge/support

Host Chris Albert is joined by three award-winning National Geographic directors to discuss their latest documentaries. National Geographic director Ron Howard’s film, We Feed People follows chef Jose Andres and his team of volunteers at World Central Kitchen. Joining Ron are John Hoffman and Janet Tobias, co-directors of the National Geographic film, Fauci, which follows Dr. Anthony Fauci in his COVID bubble in 2020, juxtaposed against his efforts to find a vaccine for AIDS in the 1980’s. The directors discuss the trust required, not only with Andres and Fauci, but with their families as well, in order to reveal their full humanity. The directors also describe the filmmaking process required to combine hundreds of hours of archival footage with new material to weave a powerful, emotional story. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this What's On Disney Plus Podcast episode, Roger and James discuss all the news coming out of Star Wars Celebration plus they share their thoughts on the "She-Hulk" trailer. The guys also share their thoughts on "We Feed People" and "Obi-Wan Kenobi". If you enjoy our podcast, please consider supporting it via our Patreon or as a YouTube Channel Membership from as little as $2 a month and get access to exclusive content and much more.

In this What's On Disney Plus Podcast episode, Roger and James discuss all the news coming out of Star Wars Celebration plus they share their thoughts on the "She-Hulk" trailer. The guys also share their thoughts on "We Feed People" and "Obi-Wan Kenobi". If you enjoy our podcast, please consider supporting it via our Patreon or as a YouTube Channel Membership from as little as $2 a month and get access to exclusive content and much more.

In this What's On Disney Plus Podcast episode, Roger and James discuss all the news coming out of Star Wars Celebration plus they share their thoughts on the "She-Hulk" trailer. The guys also share their thoughts on "We Feed People" and "Obi-Wan Kenobi". If you enjoy our podcast, please consider supporting it via our Patreon or as a YouTube Channel Membership from as little as $2 a month and get access to exclusive content and much more.

The new documentary "We Feed People" showcases the work of World Central Kitchen, which gets meals to people in crisis situations around the world. Chef José Andrés and "We Feed People" director Ron Howard join us. And, Nalleli Cobo grew up just 30 feet from an oil well in Los Angeles. Her health complications pushed her to become an anti-drilling activist.

Oscar-winning director Ron Howard and World Central Kitchen CEO Nathan Mook chat with Trey Elling about WE FEED PEOPLE during South By Southwest 2022. The Apple+ documentary, directed by Howard, details the tireless work and humanitarian aid provided by renowned chef José Andrés through his organization, World Central Kitchen. Nathan Mook (0:44) Ron Howard (3:17)

Director Ron Howard's new documentary, "We Feed People," follows the career and humanitarian efforts of chef José Andrés and his non-profit, World Central Kitchen. Howard and Andrés discuss the film and the organization that has brought meals to Haiti, Lebanon, the United States, Ukraine and many other countries amid crises.

Jane Pauley hosts this edition of "Sunday Morning." David Pogue looks at alternative paths to the workforce that don't require a college degree (or crushing student debt). Plus: Anthony Mason talks with author Garrison Keillor about #MeToo accusations; Tracy Smith sits down with Chef José Andrés and Ron Howard, director of a new documentary profiling Chef Andres and his organization called "We Feed People." Kelefa Sanneh sits down with legendary singer Lionel Richie about growing up on the campus of Tuskegee University, as well as his 50-year career. And Tony Dokoupil talks with comedian and SNL star Michael Che about growing up a "very curious" child, and why he's "just trying to grow up and not get killed."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

“Well, s***.” Stephen reacts to the leaked Supreme Court opinion that appears to strike down Roe v. Wade, destroying a half century of protections for reproductive rights, and takes Maine Senator Susan Collins to task over her role in confirming Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Barrett to the court. Next, listen as journalist and legal commentator Emily Bazelon joins Stephen to discuss the Supreme Court opinion that appears to overturn Roe v. Wade, including who may have leaked the report and what may happen next as Americans on both sides of the issue react to the expected ruling. Hear more of Emily's work on “Slate Political Gabfest,” the weekly podcast she co-hosts with John Dickerson and David Plotz. And our friend José Andrés returns to The Late Show alongside Ron Howard, who directed the new film, “We Feed People,” which profiles the amazing work by World Central Kitchen volunteers and staff around the world. Listen as chef José delivers a pep talk for anyone who wonders how they can make an impact using resources they already have, and watch the documentary, “We Feed People,” when it premieres on Disney+ on May 27th, and consider supporting World Central Kitchen by volunteering or making a donation at http://www.wck.org. Great news — the Late Show Pod Show is now 7-days a week! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

José Andrés made his name as a food innovator in famous restaurants in Spain and the United States, but these days you're more likely to find him in a disaster zone trying to get food to people who need it. There is a new documentary about him and his organization, World Central Kitchen, being shown at Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival in Toronto. Andrés spoke to Matt Galloway about the film We Feed People.

Big Congrats to Capital Food Fight Champion Chef Benjamin Lambert of The Point in SW DC.  Celebrity judges included Andrew Zimmermrn, Spike Mendelsohn, Maneet Chauhan, Tom Colicchio, Kristen Kish, Ryan Zimmerman, Alysha Clark of the Washington Mystics and Rocco Dispirito. 100% of the proceeds from this event go toward DC Central Kitchen's work to combat hunger and create opportunity in Washington, DC. Juan Good Things About Opening Day. Nationals Fans came in full force for a rainy and cold opening day, losing to the Mets 5-1, the only run, a home run by the new face of the team, Juan Soto. Kelly shared the scoop on new attractions at Nats Park. Chef Jose Andres Gets The NatGeo Documentary Treatment. We Feed People, starring chef Jose Andrés and the work of his team at World Central Kitchen drops on Disney+ on May 27, 2022. Restaurant Association Metro Washington #Rammy Noms. Industry professionals and their fans gathered this evening as Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) announced finalists for the 2022 RAMMY Awards, the winners of which will be named on Sunday, July 24, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The 40th Annual RAMMYS return to honor excellence in long-standing and pandemic-era categories that range from individual professional honors to accolades celebrating culinary concepts and service. Airplane Bean Bag Toss For Ukraine. People around the world have found ways to help Ukrainian refugees fleeing their homes in Russia's war on the country. Sunday afternoon at the Warrenton Airport you can pay to drop bean bags from a moving airplane with the money benefitting World Central Kitchen. Air Drop For Ukraine is organized by Aviation Adventures. Owner Bob Hepp shared the details.

NPR/PBS's Steve Mencher took in so much of SXSW he simply must offload some of it to us. Steve's festival strategy did not include pacing himself. Steve saw films, heard talks and attended concerts by Dolly Parton, Ron Howard, Willie Nelson, Sheryl Crow, Gabby Giffords, Magic Johnson, Richard Linklater, and beyond. He returned with photos and interviews and the scoop on all of the wonderful media we are all about to enjoy this year including: Apollo 10 1/2, Run, Rose, Run, Mama Bears, Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story, They Call Me Magic, Sheryl, Gabby Giffords Won't Back Down, We Feed People, and Bad Axe. Cozy up to your blue tooth streaming device of choice for a vicarious journey to SXSW.Path Points of Interest:Steve Mencher on TwitterSXSWSXSW on TwitterSteve Mencher's Film - The Codex: Leonardo da Vinci Meets Bill Gates Steve Mencher's PBS Series, Beyond BeliefSteve Mencher's Podcast, Living DownstreamDolly Parton's Book, Run, Rose RunRun, Rose, Run AlbumDollyverse and NFTsDolly Parton's America PodcastMama BearsGabby Giffords: Won't Back DownFrances HaugenAlexis McGill Johnson - Planned ParenthoodMaria Ressa Weapons of Math Destruction by Cathy O'NeilJazz Fest: A New Orleans Story  Sheryl Crow DocumentaryThey Call Me Magic Apollo 10 ½: A Space Age ChildhoodWe Feed People – Jose Andres World Central KitchenBad AxeWillie NelsonIt's a Long Story by Willie Nelson