Episode 32: Yuliia Tymoshenko: The Ukrainian Kitchen and the Spirit of Resilience
Yuliia Tymoshenko the Culinary Operations Lead of World Central Kitchen in the Ukraine discusses her role in providing food relief in the war-torn country, where meals offer both nourishment and emotional connection. Raised cooking beside her grandmother, Yuliia shares how traditional foods like borscht and varenyky help preserve culture, comfort communities, and create resilience amid displacement, conflict, and uncertainty.
Episode 31: Bettina Iseli, Food Security at the Crossroads of Conflict, Climate, and Aid.
Bettina Iseli of Welthungerhilfe joins us to discuss global food security, humanitarian aid, climate resilience, and conflict. Drawing on decades of experience in vulnerable regions, she explores the challenges of delivering aid, strengthening local food systems, and navigating the growing political and ethical complexities facing international humanitarian organizations today.