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Foodology
Logan & Hannah Evans
5 episodes
3 days ago
Logan is the chef, Hannah is the philosopher. Together they wrestle through questions like: How much sugar do you add to rhubarb crisp? How has processed eating impacted our relationship with the planet? And ultimately, how do we reconcile food as the inescapable center of our lives?
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Logan is the chef, Hannah is the philosopher. Together they wrestle through questions like: How much sugar do you add to rhubarb crisp? How has processed eating impacted our relationship with the planet? And ultimately, how do we reconcile food as the inescapable center of our lives?
Show more...
Food
Arts
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Ep. 4: Food and Community
Foodology
32 minutes 34 seconds
8 years ago
Ep. 4: Food and Community
Hannah and Logan talk about the ways that food is best had in community and reflect on the vulnerability of eating. Logan shares some grilling tips and floats the idea of Foodology tote bags.
Foodology
Logan is the chef, Hannah is the philosopher. Together they wrestle through questions like: How much sugar do you add to rhubarb crisp? How has processed eating impacted our relationship with the planet? And ultimately, how do we reconcile food as the inescapable center of our lives?