Everyday Extension
Everyday Extension
Podcast Description
Everyday Extension brings the expertise of the Central Kansas District Extension office to your community. Hosted by Justine Johns and other extension agents, this podcast covers livestock and crop production, horticulture, 4-H youth development, family resource management, community wellness, and community vitality. Whether you’re a farmer, gardener, parent, or community leader, we provide practical tips, expert insights, and research-based knowledge to help you thrive in everyday life. Tune in to discover how extension services are making a difference in the lives of Kansans like you!
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Content Themes
The podcast features themes centered on livestock and crop production, horticulture, 4-H youth development, family resource management, community wellness, and community vitality. Episode examples include discussions on the importance of extension services in enhancing community vitality and exploring educational programs that empower community members.
Everyday Extension brings the expertise of the Central Kansas District Extension office to your community. Hosted by Justine Johns and other extension agents, this podcast covers livestock and crop production, horticulture, 4-H youth development, family resource management, community wellness, and community vitality. Whether you’re a farmer, gardener, parent, or community leader, we provide practical tips, expert insights, and research-based knowledge to help you thrive in everyday life. Tune in to discover how extension services are making a difference in the lives of Kansans like you!
“We’re creating concepts instead of just recipes.”
In this episode of the Everyday Extension Podcast, host Justine Johns welcomes Rebekah Lohmeier, the SNAP-Ed nutrition educator for Central Kansas District. They discuss the importance of nutrition education, the challenges faced by communities in accessing healthy food, and the innovative solutions SNAP-Ed provides to empower individuals and families. Rebecca shares her journey into nutrition education, the various programs offered for different age groups, and the significance of partnerships with local organizations and food pantries. The conversation emphasizes the joy of food, the need for accessible nutrition education, and how community members can get involved with SNAP-Ed resources.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to SNAP-Ed and Beks Lohmeier
04:03 Beks’ Journey into Nutrition Education
06:55 Challenges in Food Access and Nutrition Education
10:02 SNAP-Ed’s Adaptation to Rural Needs
13:18 Curriculum and Outreach for All Ages
16:14 Partnerships and Community Engagement
18:57 Understanding SNAP-Ed’s Income-Based Structure
21:55 Future Aspirations for SNAP-Ed
24:57 How to Get Involved with SNAP-Ed
28:06 Final Thoughts and Resources
31:13 Contact Info
Information & Resources
Find out more – k-state.edu/ks-snaped
Sign up for classes – https://www.k-state.edu/extension-nutrition-program/free-classes/
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