
What Are You Hungry For?
A podcast about food, of course, but also connections, curiosity, discovery and more.
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Julia Cushing is back!
Veronica Gallardo - Bd. Member, Educator
Sonam Samat -- Cooking School Dreamer
Matt Kettmann -- Wine and Food Journalist
Donna Yen - SB Culinary Experience
Anna-Katharina Preidl -- genius
Emma West - Satellite Restaurant
Dr. Jennifer Watson, PhD Hospitality
Ben Caputo - AtoZ Summer CIT
Luc Powers - AtoZ Summer Counselor
Nancy Martz - Apples to Zucchini Cooking School
P.A. Tremblay - SB Middle School
Diana O'Connell - Veggie Rescue
Jill Barton -- AtoZ Senior Culinary Educator
Fiona and Annie - Scott Center for Social Entrepreneurship
Rachael Steidl -- YouthWell
Shakira Miracle -- SB County Food Action Network
Paco and Gaby Espiritu -- SB Fish Market
Gerri French - Nutrition Educator
Stephen Carter - Entrepreneurship and Sustainability
Kathi King -- Community Environmental Council
2022 Healthy Kitchens Healthy Lives conference
Tina Wood - Baby Bistro
Kate Flynn, Sun & Swell Foods
Julia Cushing, LCSW
Danielle Glynn, Chef Educator
Katie Kinsella, SDRI's Veggie IQ
Lexi Brenner - Avoca'Do
Beth Skidmore, Rooted SB
Michelle Martinich, American Riviera Bank
Ahmad Merza, Librarian, East Side Library
Taylor DeVries, CA Walnuts and the National Honey Board
Luke Swetland, Museum of Natural History
All Things Food & Wine
Nancy Martz interviewed by American Riviera Bank
Michelle Martinich, Chief Financial Officer, sits down with Nancy Martz, Executive Director of Apples to Zucchini Cooking School, to learn about her nonprofit initiative to tackle hunger on the Central Coast one child at a time, by providing the tools kids need to prepare delicious, nutritious, affordable meals made from real food for their families. Whether teaching at an after-school program, a treatment home for youth-in-transition, or a backyard birthday party, the Apples to Zucchini Cooking School philosophy is the same: Cook together, eat together and clean up together.
Nancy Martz interviewed by Patti Teel for Young at Heart
Nancy Martz talks about AtoZ’s three pillars: cook together, eat together, and clean up together! Realizing that there are two generations that haven’t learned how to cook, she started a fun after-school ‘hands on’ program in Santa Barbara where kids learn to cook, using healthy, local produce. They’ll be adding adult classes soon so be sure to visit their website so that you and your kids don’t miss out!