Matthew Martin is a remarkable man. A Lutheran minister who spent much of college homeless, he's managed to mobilize thousands of volunteers who come in to work on an "assembly line" in a local church to package meals that have fed over 39 million people over the past few years...

Saddle up! This week on Animal Instinct, host Celia Kutcher welcomes Beth McReynolds of GallopNYC to the studio. GallopNYC brings the proven benefits of therapeutic horsemanship to children and adults with disabilities in New York City. Through weekly riding sessions with PATH-certified instructors, Beth shares that the organization helps riders...

This week on Animal Instinct, host Celia Kutcher is speaking with Farah Ravon of the Vafa Animal Shelter, location in Iran. Founded in 2004, the Vafa Animal Shelter is the first animal shelter in Iran and is dedicated to providing help and shelter to injured and homeless animals in Iran...

Sarah Bicknell, student at Unity College in Maine, phones in on today's episode of Summer of Food to talk with us about the Veggies for All program, which is a community agriculture project that works to relieve hunger by growing vegetables for those in need, while collaborating with partners to...

Clare Sullivan of Feedback Farms is currently the Environmental Coordinator of the Millennium Village project in the Tropical Agriculture and rural Environment Program of Columbia University. Before that she worked in a variety of capacities in the food service industry - running a collective bakery in St. Louis, working as...

Common Threads is connecting families to food in low income neighborhoods. Tune into this HRN Community Special to hear Erin Fairbanks talk with Linda Novick O'Keefe, the CEO of Common Threads. Founded in 2003 by Chef Art Smith and artist Jesus Salgueiro, Common Threads has been teaching children living in...

This week on The Farm Report keeps it extra local with Maggie Cheney of EcoStation NY. They discuss the various local agriculture programs that she is helping run, from the Bushwick Farm Campus to educational programs on composting at schools in Brooklyn. Tune in to find out how you can...

This week's Q-Report theme is FEAR: The media's role, the brain's response with David Seelig, painting emotions with Paul Vogeler, urban farming with Anastasia Plakias and Brandon Hoy, and a medieval performance with Molly Ward

This week's Q-Report is back to BASICS: The realities of how we are living with Elissa of GREEN in Brooklyn, Group Think with Daniel Langleben, Toby Tumarkin and Brittnay talk about the Roots of Bluegrass