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Zero Hunger Project

Join us on the Zero Hunger Project Podcast, as we dive into the fight against hunger and explore actionable solutions to create a world where no one goes to bed hungry. Each episode highlights innovative programs, partnerships, and advocacy efforts aimed at eradicating hunger. Through inspiring interviews, powerful stories, and expert insights, we bring you closer to the grassroots efforts and larger initiatives making a real impact. Learn how you can be part of the solution, whether through

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38:58

Your Hands Can Help Feed the World

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/06/24

One person can’t end world hunger alone, but your hands can be part of the solution. In this episode, Jamie Cross, Senior Emergency Programs Manager at GlobalMedic, shares what it really takes to deliver life-saving aid. From conflict zones to food banks in Canada, the needs are rising—and so is the urgency. Responding to a crisis is about building smarter systems, listening to communities, and acting with intention. Whether you donate, volunteer, or simply share what you learn, your actions

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32:41

Local Acts, Global Impact: Sustainable Development...

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/06/17

In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, you’ll see how the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) come to life through local acts that ripple outward, touching the world. Global change can actually start with a single school, a seed in the ground, or a story shared with a neighbor. Our guest, Dr. Hlami Ngwenya, a global expert in sustainable agriculture and systemic change, shares powerful insights on how everyday people are already contributing to SDG progress—even if they don't realize it.

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29:26

Ending World Hunger: Scaling Up, Scaling Out, Scaling...

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/06/10

How do you turn a good idea into a global solution? In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, Dr. Hlami Ngwenya, Founder of Facilitation of Systemic Change Consulting, breaks down a transformative framework: scale up, scale out, and scale deep. Through compelling real-world examples and a unique "PERFECT" model (Policies, Education, Research, Farming, Extension, Communication, and Technology), she shows why systemic change is not only possible but already underway. You’ll hear how collaboration

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22:31

Why Feeding Northern Canada Is a Moral Imperative

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/06/03

What would happen if we treated feeding Northern Canada not as a challenge, but as a moral duty? In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, Dr. Joseph LeBlanc, Associate Vice President of Equity and Inclusion at NOSM University and Vice President of Associate Faculties of Medicine of Canada, shares firsthand insights on why hunger in the North is political, not just geographical. He highlights grassroots successes that show what’s possible when communities are given the means to lead their own food

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21:36

Is Starving North Canada A Political Decision?

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/05/27

What if hunger in Northern Canada isn’t just a matter of distance or cost, but politics? In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, Dr. Joseph LeBlanc, Director of Indigenous Affairs at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine, pulls back the curtain on the structural issues driving hunger in the North. He shares how policies rooted in colonialism, economic inequity, and environmental mismanagement continue to starve these communities. Dr. Joseph explains why short-term aid like grocery rebates

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26:03

Cutting Food Waste to End World Hunger with Lori Nikkel

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/05/20

In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, Lori Nikkel, CEO of Second Harvest, reveals how nearly half of Canada’s food goes to waste—and much of it is still perfectly edible. Lori shares how this isn’t just a hunger issue, but an environmental emergency, as she explains how food in landfills creates methane gas that directly contributes to the climate crisis. Whether you’re a business owner, policymaker, or concerned citizen, there’s a role for you in creating a better food system. Tune in and

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35:21

The Unseen Global Crisis of Conflict, Climate, and...

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/05/13

Hunger is more than empty plates—it's the result of conflict, climate change, and political injustice. Ambassador Bob Rae, Canada's Ambassador to the United Nations, exposes the harsh truth behind global food insecurity and shares what it takes to bring real change. Canada’s role, alongside the UN's mission, is pivotal in reshaping global food security and building resilience against these growing crises. Listen to Ambassador Bob Rae reveal how we can break the cycle and build a world where no one

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38:33

Ending Campus Hunger with Sam Laban

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/05/06

Hunger shouldn’t be part of getting a degree. Campus Hunger isn't about bad budgeting. It's about broken systems. In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, Sam Laban, manager of the Guelph Lab, shares how institutions can stop treating student hunger as a rite of passage. He walks us through the power of data, student leadership, and bold university-led programs that tackle food insecurity at the root. Sam also challenges the toxic myth that hunger is just “part of the experience.” It’s not

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31:18

A Future Without Hunger Is Possible with Stefanos Fotiou

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/04/30

Hunger persists, not because we lack food, but because we’ve accepted broken systems for far too long. In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project, you’ll hear from Stefanos Fotiou, who’s doing more than imagining that future. He calls out the system failures, food waste, skewed pricing, and harmful subsidies that keep people hungry while letting power stay concentrated. The message is clear: hunger isn’t caused by scarcity. It’s caused by structure. And the structure can be changed. Being a

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20:49

The Painful Truth About Sustainable Development Goals...

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/04/22

Why do millions still suffer from hunger despite the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and decades of promises? In this episode, Suman Roy and Stacia Neale sit down with Stefanos Fotiou, a global force in sustainable development and Director at the UN FAO, to ask the hard questions about the SDGs. He’s here to break the silence on why the world is failing on its most ambitious goals and shares why, if we stay on the current path, most SDG targets will remain out of reach. They also dig deeper

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31:07

Zero Hunger Vision: Resilience Over Rations

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/04/15

Fighting hunger isn’t just about handing out food. It’s about building systems that work. In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project Podcast, Stacia Neale interviews Suman Roy. Suman shares the three-layer approach of Feed Scarborough: emergency food access, building community resilience, and pushing for long-term policy solutions. They also speak about hunger in the Global North—why it’s often ignored, and why that must stop. From food policy at the UN to grassroots organizing in Canada, you’ll

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37:03

Fueling Brighter Futures Through National School Food...

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2025/04/08

Imagine a world where every child starts their day with a full stomach and a real shot at learning, growing, and thriving. This MUST be a basic right, right? In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project Podcast, hosts Suman Roy and Stacia Neale connect with Debbie Field, the coordinator of the Coalition for Healthy School Food, who shares how her personal experience as a child in New York's school lunch line shaped her lifelong mission to fight food insecurity. She has been a driving force behind

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36:37

Food Justice VS Food Sovereignty VS Food Security,...

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/04/08

The way food is grown, distributed, and accessed affects every single person on this planet. But do we truly understand the difference between food justice, food sovereignty, and food security? In the second-part episode of our interview with Dr. Mustafa Koc, emeritus professor of sociology at Toronto Metropolitan University, hosts Suman Roy and Stacia Neale discuss his decades-push for policies that prioritize people over profits in the fight against hunger. Dr. Mustafa also reveals how

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25:25

Food Justice VS Food Sovereignty VS Food Security,...

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/04/08

Hunger isn’t just about food—it’s about power, fairness, and dignity. The world produces more than enough food, so why do millions still go hungry? In this episode of the Zero Hunger Project Podcast, hosts Suman Roy and Stacia Neale sit down with Dr. Mustafa Koc, an emeritus professor of sociology at Toronto Metropolitan University and a champion for equitable food systems. Dr. Mustafa has dedicated his career to reshaping how we think about food access and the systems that determine who eats and

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32:33

Introduction to the Zero Hunger Project Podcast

Zero Hunger Project ·

2025/04/07

World hunger remains one of the most pressing issues of our time, but real change is within reach. The simple key is building a future where no one goes hungry. Welcome to the Zero Hunger Project Podcast, where meaningful conversations spark action. This is a movement, and you are a crucial part of it. In this first episode, hosts Suman Roy and Stacia Neale introduce the mission of the podcast: solving world hunger. That may sound impossible, but real change starts with bold conversations.

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