Joseph Shuldiner's guest appearances

Joseph Shuldiner

The Appropriate Omnivore with Aaron Zober

Community TrailBlazers

David Smith

Brad Kent

Hannah Crum

Joseph Mercola

Lisa Steele

Alex Lewin

Liz Wolfe

Chris Masterjohn

Joel Salatin

Ari Weinzweig

Deborah Gordon

Angela Mavridis

Ryan Miller

Freddie Mac

Sharon Brown

OwlTail

Can you imagine managing a 500K+ subsidized housing unit program with 10,238 employees? How about 9.375 units plus 58,000 families in the Section 8 program? Joseph Shuldiner is the only executive director in the country to manage three behemoth housing authorities! He was HUD’s Assistant Secretary of Public and Indian Housing, and he was a turnaround agent for the Chicago Housing Authority. Hear what it is like to manage enormous government agencies – and thousands of staff members. All under public scrutiny.  Joe says the key to it all is to engage the residents, understand the concept of service, work to make people’s lives better. www.TrailBlazersImpact.com

<p>Can you imagine managing a 500K+ subsidized housing unit program with 10,238 employees? How about 9.375 units plus 58,000 families in the Section 8 program? Joseph Shuldiner is the only executive director in the country to manage three behemoth housing authorities! He was HUD’s Assistant Secretary of Public and Indian Housing, and he was a turnaround agent for the Chicago Housing Authority. Hear what it is like to manage enormous government agencies – and thousands of staff members. All under public scrutiny.  Joe says the key to it all is to engage the residents, understand the concept of service, work to make people’s lives better.</p> <p><a href="http://www.TrailBlazersImpact.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TrailBlazersImpact.com</a></p>

Ep. 57 - Joseph Shuldiner: Engage the Residents

The Institute of Domestic Technology was founded to teach people many lost arts, learning how to make foods such as sauerkraut, cheese, bread, and even how to cure bacon. Institute founder Joseph Shuldiner talks to Aaron about how his background as an artist has shaped his love for teaching people about cooking and baking and how chefs are now seen as artists. One of the most popular classes of Joseph's include milkcrafting, where Joseph teaches people at the creamery in Altadena about the benefits of raw milk and how to make cheese. The bacon curing course is also one that should be of interest to any appropriate omnivore. Aaron and Joseph discuss that class and get into the nitrate curing controversy. Jospeh also talks about his cookbook and the Altadena Farmers Market that he runs.

Episode 058: Joseph Shuldiner: The Institute of Domestic Technology - June 22, 2013