EAT Street Team Applications Open: Five Teams, Up to $15K Payouts, Hunger Stories from the Road

WYDE opens applications for the EAT Street Team, sending five teams across America to interview people who have lived hunger and built their way out, with up to $15,000 in payouts.

EAT Street Team Applications Open: Five Teams, Up to $15K Payouts, Hunger Stories from the Road WYDE opens applications for the EAT Street Team, sending five teams across America to interview people who have lived hunger and built their way out, with up to $15,000 in payouts. Aaron Rafferty April 30, 2026 Key Takeaways: WYDE opened applications for the inaugural EAT Street Team cohort at apply.eat.ong , with five teams selected to travel across America interviewing people who have experienced and overcome hunger. Selected creators are eligible for up to $15,000 in payouts plus first access to the new EAT merch line, with all field content distributed across WYDE channels. The Street Team is the human-faces layer of the Hunger Network, designed to surface stories that the directory and on-chain allocation can fund but cannot tell on their own. WYDE opened applications for the inaugural EAT Street Team cohort at apply.eat.ong on May 1, 2026, beginning a content program that mirrors the school-of-hard-knocks interviews creators have built around the wealthiest people in the world, but pointed in the opposite direction. Five teams will travel across America interviewing people of every background about their experiences with hunger, including the ones who lived through it and built their way out. Get Paid $15K to Hand America the Mic — EAT Street Team Mic-in-hand street interviews about food and hunger across America. 10 college students, 5 teams, summer 2026. $15K pot. Apply with a friend by May 21. EAT Street Team • WYDE Association The mechanic is straightforward. Selected creators are eligible for up to $15,000 in payouts across the cohort, with the structure detailed on the application page. The teams get first access to the new EAT merch drop, which itself routes prof