Too Small To Fail, Vol. 3: Jessica Koslow | The Dave Chang Show

The Dave Chang Show

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Society & Culture, Arts, Food

4.8 • 8.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 April 2020

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Dave explains his recent ventures on Instagram (2:32) before calling up Jessica Koslow of Sqirl and Chris Ying to discuss reshuffling a restaurant to give back to the community during this difficult time (13:44). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Today's episode of the Dave Chang Show is brought to
0:02.7	by World Central Kitchen.
0:04.3	Their relief team is working across America to safely
0:07.2	distribute individually packaged fresh meals in
0:09.9	communities that need support.
0:11.8	They're now serving tens of thousands of meals daily
0:14.2	in some of our biggest cities like New York and Los Angeles.
0:17.0	Their launching initiatives across America
0:19.1	deliver fresh hot meals to hospitals and clinics
0:21.8	fighting on the front lines while keeping
0:23.6	local restaurants and business as well.
0:25.5	You can directly help the heroes and hospitals and clinics
0:28.5	who are fighting for us.
0:29.9	And you can keep your local restaurants alive,
0:32.8	which is such a great program by World Central Kitchen
0:35.8	and so many of my friends who are in the business
0:39.1	have teamed up with World Central Kitchen.
0:41.2	A great, great, great organization helping people in need.
0:45.4	Go to theringer.com slash WCK to donate.
0:49.8	Again, that's theringer.com slash WCK to donate.
0:55.0	The World Central Kitchen depends on charities.
0:57.8	And your dollars that go directly into these meals.
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