The presenting sponsor of this season of Wild Ideas Worth Living is Subaru.

One thing I just learned that I thought was very cool is Subaru is donating 50 million meals

to help feed people need during the COVID-19 crisis. They know this pandemic is

devastating our country and has left hundreds of thousands out of work and unable to feed themselves or their families.

Through the Subaru Love Promise, a commitment to support their communities,

Subaru and their retailers across the country are making a donation to provide 50 million meals defeating America.

This action, called Subaru Loves to Help, will make meals available at 199 local food banks across the country.

In addition, Subaru retailers will be doing other things to help these local food banks,

including food deliveries, donations, and volunteer events.

Subaru knows their ongoing support will be necessary as local communities work to get back on their feet.

Subaru loves to help.

Just one part of the Subaru Love Promise, one more reason that makes Subaru more than a car company.

If you're a dog owner, you're probably especially thankful to have your companion by your side during these days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dogs force you to get outside a few times a day, they likely do some cute things that make you laugh. you

to get outside a few times a day, they likely do some cute things that make you laugh, and their company and unconditional love is reassuring and comforting.

I'm Shelby Stanger, and this is wild ideas worth living.

Today's guest, photographer Ben Moon especially knows the true power of a

canine friend. Ben's recent book to Nolly tells the story of canine friend. Ben's recent book, Danali, tells the story of his friendship with his dog,

Denali, who lived on the road with him, went on adventures with him, and helped Ben face his own battle with

colorectal cancer at the young age of 29.

Today on the podcast Ben shares his story,

the story about him, the story about Denali,

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