Subject: FP's First Person Podcast—José Andrés and Food Security
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February 2019

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This week on FP's First Person: José Andrés and Food Security

Hi Robert,

This week on the First Person podcast, Chef José Andrés sits down with host Sarah Wildman to explain the work of his NGO World Central Kitchen, a nonprofit that distributes food to needy people around the world. Andrés delves into the ways food is essentially political, and discusses his work in like Tijuana, Puerto Rico, and Washington D.C.

“We can be building all the walls we want... if a mother or father want to feed their children, no wall or army is going to stop those people & what are we going to do? Shoot them? I don't think that's an American value we the people will support.”

According to Andrés, America needs shorter walls—and longer tables.

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