Episode 73 - Karyn Moskowitz: Fresh Stops and New Roots

Mighty Fine Farm & Food

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Farmer's markets were designed to bring farm fresh products closer to customers - but only if you live in certain neighborhoods or areas. Karyn Moskowitz is the founder of New Roots, Inc., a food justice organization that wants everyone in Louisville - and beyond - to have access to fresh foods. That's why they started Fresh Stops in food insecure neighborhoods, where families can have access to fresh produce for as little as $6/share. Karyn stopped by to talk with the Mighty Fine crew about the Fresh Stop model and the intricacies of food access in our city.

For more info about New Roots and Fresh Stops, visit www.newroots.org.

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