Food Solidarity Podcast

Social Gastronomy Movement
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Conversations with people around the world who are using the power of food to co-create change and transform local communities.

Episodes

  1. 12/21/2021

    Episodio #1 En Español: Arroz Pa Todos con Alejandra Villalobos y David Orozco

    ¡Nuestro primer episodio en español está aquí! Hablamos con Alejandra Villalobos y David Orozco sobre Arroz Pa Todos, una iniciativa que nació para ayudar a familias que no tienen asegurada su alimentación en Bogotá, Colombia uniendo los esfuerzos y recursos de la industria gastronómica para preparar y distribuir platos a base de arroz. *Este episodio fue grabado en Febrero 2021

    Episodio #1 En Español: Arroz Pa Todos con Alejandra Villalobos y David Orozco

  2. 11/26/2021

    Episode 9: Adriane Mack from Miss Mack Enterprises

    The Social Gastronomy Movement's Food Solidarity Podcast is back with fresh episodes! Episode 9 features Adriane Mack from Harlem, NYC, the CEO and founder of Miss Mack Enterprises. Her business development firm is focused on hospitality training for what she refers to as “RBLC: restaurants, bars, lounges, and cafes.” From training owners how to care holistically for their employees to workforce reintegration for returning citizens, Adriane puts social gastronomy into practice with every project. Adriane was one of the three speakers at our event series Putting Hope on the Menu, which took place earlier this year. Along with Christopher Moore from the Clink Charity, Nicolas Lusardi from Cookmaster, Mikey Cole from Mikey likes it Icecream, and Diandra Sital from Don bites. In our conversation, which was recorded earlier this year, we dove deep into the history of hospitality and why, despite its undeniable challenges, it is an industry that provides immense opportunity for people to build a life that is fulfilling and dignified. “When you understand that the common man is the one who created hospitality, you know, I believe that that’s why it carries a spirit of inclusion. It is an industry of family, it is an industry of one being to express their passions and gifts, and it's an industry that’s forgiving.” Listen to the full episode to hear Adriane’s story, learn more about her work with workforce reintegration, and get to know the NYC restaurant scene through the lens of social gastronomy.

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About

Conversations with people around the world who are using the power of food to co-create change and transform local communities.

Information

  • Creator
    Social Gastronomy Movement
  • Years Active
    2021
  • Episodes
    10
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Social Gastronomy Movement
  • Show Website
    Food Solidarity Podcast