Founder of Kids R Chefs Educational Academy Alvin Watson, joined The Rashad Richey Morning Show to discuss his passion for promoting healthy living and education among youth and his program aimed at promoting healthy eating habits among young people.

During the interview, Mr. Watson, shared the evolution of Kids R Chefs from a kids cooking and talk show to a platform advocating for plant-based nutrition. He emphasized that the transition was driven by the children themselves, who embraced a plant-based diet after watching documentaries like "What the Health."

Situated in the historic King District on Auburn Avenue, Kids R Chefs offers a range of educational programs beyond culinary skills, including programming, sewing, and art. Mr. Watson highlighted the academy's commitment to accessibility, with summer camps underway and scholarships available to ensure every child has the opportunity to participate.

Dr. Richey urged listeners to support Kids R Chefs through donations or volunteerism, emphasizing the transformative impact of community involvement in shaping the futures of young minds.

To listen to the full interview and find out how to support, click the link above.

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