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Culinary Now Podcast
Culinary Now Podcast
96 episodes
2 weeks ago
Jaime and Matt connect with Eat Drink RI founder David Dadekian to dive into the history and necessity for food assistance programs like SNAP. This conversation proves that food is (unfortunately) political and why feeding people should never be a question, rather an obligation.
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Jaime and Matt connect with Eat Drink RI founder David Dadekian to dive into the history and necessity for food assistance programs like SNAP. This conversation proves that food is (unfortunately) political and why feeding people should never be a question, rather an obligation.
Show more...
Food
Arts,
Education,
Leisure
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Mushroom madness with Christine Gagnon
Culinary Now Podcast
39 minutes
12 months ago
Mushroom madness with Christine Gagnon
Jaime and Matt connect with founder of the Uncanoonuc Mushroom Foraging company and New Hampshire Mycological Society, Christine Gagnon to talk all things shrooms! From basic ID to what not to eat, Christine shares her insight and passion for all things wild mushrooms.t Want to learn more. Join us at the JWU FiT Symposium where Christine will be leading a class on mushroom ID, food safety and culinary application -- YUM!https://www.jwu.edu/fit-symposium/
Culinary Now Podcast
Jaime and Matt connect with Eat Drink RI founder David Dadekian to dive into the history and necessity for food assistance programs like SNAP. This conversation proves that food is (unfortunately) political and why feeding people should never be a question, rather an obligation.