# Amy Yoder

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We Could Guarantee Success with Guaranteed Income

We open this episode with a clip of one of our previous guests, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, president of MomsRising, speaking at a 24-hour vigil at the U.S. Capitol with an aim of protecting Medicaid. Then Carol and our first guest host, David Ambroz, talk to Natalie Foster, president and cofounder o…

Visible, Compassionate Solutions

“It’s managing to trust. It’s not distrusting people in poverty and micromanaging them.”  We bring you three inspiring interviews that focus on the action of creating real change for Invisible Americans: 1. Dr. James Farber talks about matching young people with job training to provide elder care …

HS Football Report- Ridgeview Football Coach Merlin Smith and Fleming Island Volleyball Coach Amy Yoder along with Golden Eagle Players Hazel Williams and Laura Brosky

Clay Today Sports Editor Randy Lefko and ClayRadio Sports Reporter  Tim Mooney talk to Ridgeview Football Coach Merlin Smith and Fleming Island Volleyball Coach Amy Yoder along with Golden Eagle Players players Hazel Williams and Laura Brosky  Support the show

From 6th-Generation Farmer to CEO | Amy Yoder on Purpose, Profit & Sustainable Agriculture

In this episode of The Founder’s Table, I sit down with Amy Yoder — CEO of Global Crop Solutions, sixth-generation farmer, and nationally respected leader in modern agriculture. Amy has spent over 30 years shaping agribusiness — from fertilizer and crop technology to sustainability and soil health …

Ep. 501 | New season, same reason

In the first episode of Season 5, Carol Jenkins returns as co-host and introduces us to her new partner, David Ambroz. David brings both personal and professional experience to the issue of poverty in this country, having been at times unhoused and in foster care. He now works to provide support fo…

Episode 502: Foster care, funds, and food: Four guests discuss their lives and work in these areas

Our episode today kicks off with writer Claudia Rowe. She talks about her in-depth examination of foster care and her book, Wards of the State: The Long Shadow of American Foster Care. She calls for deeper accountability and a deeper commitment to the young people the system is meant to serve. Dr. …

Showcasing Ways to Show Up

Showcasing Ways to Show Up: Longitudinal storytelling, a million families connected to food resources, and a foster care dorm 20 years in the making In the third episode of this season, we start by talking with Emmy-nominated journalist Lauren Mucciolo about her 14-year project, Born Poor. She …

It Can Start With You: Three Guests Share How Their Ideas Sparked Real Change

From the Mississippi Delta to the State of New York to Wakanda, our guests today talk diapers, child care, and paying it forward. First up, Chelesa Presley shares she saw a need in her community and took steps to fill it by creating a diaper bank in Mississippi. The services have grown from just th…

How to get strategic to end the scourge of child poverty

For our last episode of season 5, we’re joined by Adam Green, a professor who wrote the introduction to Robert Sargent Shriver's posthumous memoir. The main focus of the conversation is Shriver’s work to end poverty in America, and what we can learn from it. In addition to telling us how the book c…

Clay County Sports Report 8-6-26: College Wrestling and FIHS Girls Volleyball

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Listen to Clay Radio's Tim Mooney and Clay Today Sports Editor Randy Lefko talk to Kaden Schaefer, Former Fleming Island HS Wrestler and Current Bucknell wrestler; Fleming Island Volleyball Coach Amy Yoder and 3 phenomenal players previewing the upcoming Volleyball Season Support the show