Welcome to Entrepreneurs, the Playbook. We're here live at the National Restaurant Association.

I'm here with an incredible entrepreneur, Bradley Bostic, the chairman of 8C1, and of course,

his own managing directorship of the health cloud capital company.

Financing well-being is the way that I look at it. Welcome, Brad, to the playbook.

It is so great to see you, David. So good to be here. So when we're at a show like this, a lot of

people don't know how well-infused wellness is in all different shows, but especially in our food

system. And there's a lot of things that people don't

think about that has really changed your life, your trajectory in business. What are some of the

things that you're doing financially to change the way people eat? Well, let me just put a really

fine point on that. So I used to be on the board of a

hospital called Escanazi Health, which is a critical access hospital in Marion County of

Indianapolis. And one of the things that we found was that a huge correlated factor for people who were very sick often was their food

supply. So people talk about food deserts and all of that. So we actually created a program that

was called food as medicine. And these people with families would go to the primary care doctor and the prescription instead of for

drugs would be for food and then we have actual groceries that are fully like clean foods that are

vegetables fruits and and actually have urban farms that are associated with them that we'd have a lot of

young people work in and then you'd go

in and get this better food and come to find that actually made people much more healthy.

So there's a huge connection.

And there's been a shift. Food was always medicinal. And now it actually creates this ease,

especially in America. And we're starting to shift that and elevate the awareness to it.

Now, I know you're funding things and you're actually putting capital into shifting that

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