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Power Malu is a well-known organizer in New York City who has a wealth of experiences that led him to starting The Overthrow Community Fridge. In future episodes we will dive into Power touring the world, pioneering hip-hop television shows and how it all started with learning lessons from his father, a professional boxer. In this episode Power explains how he helped to create New York City's first-ever plant-based community fridge.
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