Keith McHenry the author of his new memoir, Soup Street, tells the story of that movement and the extraordinary life behind it joins Enterprise Radio. It covers Keith from a free-roaming boyhood in America’s national parks to hundreds of arrests and a lifetime spent feeding the hungry. He is also the author of Hungry for Peace and a co-author of the 2015 edition of The Anarchist Cookbook.
This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.
Listen to interview with host Eric Dye & guest Keith McHenry discuss the following:
- Did coming from a very historic American family shape the path you took in life?
- Did growing up in National Parks influence your activism?
- What inspired you to start feeding the hungry?
- Why were you willing to keep volunteering with Food Not Bombs even though you kept getting arrested?
- What is one takeaway you would like to leave with our listeners?
Keith McHenry is the co-founder of Food Not Bombs, the global grassroots movement that has shared free vegetarian meals as a protest against war and poverty in thousands of cities since 1980. His new memoir, Soup Street, tells the story of that movement and the extraordinary life behind it—from a free-roaming boyhood in America’s national parks to hundreds of arrests and a lifetime spent feeding the hungry. He is also the author of Hungry for Peace and a co-author of the 2015 edition of The Anarchist Cookbook.
Website: https://keithmchenry.net
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