Today's episode of Dave Chang shows brought to by World Central Kitchen.

Their relief team is working across America to safely distribute individually packaged fresh meals in communities that need support.

They're now serving tens of thousands of meals daily in some of our biggest cities like New York and Los Angeles.

And they're launching initiatives across America to deliver fresh hot meals to hospitals and clinics fighting on the front lines while keeping local restaurants and businesses as well.

You can directly help the heroes in hospitals and clinics who are fighting for us.

And you can keep your local restaurants alive.

So important.

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We're trying to raise $250,000.

And if you have the means, it's an unbelievably great and useful cause that helps our hospital heroes, emergency workers and local restaurants.

Please give whatever you can.

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Welcome to the Dave Chang show part of the ring of podcast.

Now we're presented by major known media.

Thank you to your lot tango as always for letting us use their music in the intro.

This is our fourth installment of the two small to fail series.

We have chef author director multi hyphenate Eddie Huang.

You may know him as the chef founder of a Bauhaus in New York.

He wrote his memoir, Fresh Off the Boat, which was turned into a incredibly successful TV series on ABC called Fresh Off the Boat with all star.

On Sombal Asian American cast and he is finishing his touches on his directorial debut on coming of age basketball story called Boogie.

And I'll let Eddie speak about that a little bit in the podcast.

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