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:A BIPOC journey told through the lens of food, libations, generations, and legacy. Everyone has a story that deserves to be heard and this is the space where we do that.

  1. B.B.O.B | Frederick McKinley Jones

    01/02/2024

    B.B.O.B | Frederick McKinley Jones

    Today's episode is about the inventor, entrepreneur, electrician, Army Veteran and innovator that was Frederick McKinley Jones. Known to hold up to 61 patents before his death. His works span the fields of refrigeration, engineering, and audio visual. A true testament that you don't have to always start at the bottom. It is possible to take what you know at the top and work your way back to a stronger foundation. Frederick McKinley Jones, Inventor born - African American Registry (aaregistry.org) Lineage | Black History in the Cold Chain: Frederick McKinley Jones (onelineage.com) Frederick McKinley Jones (1893-1961) • (blackpast.org) RECOMMENDED READING: Cooking For The Culture - Toya Boudy Cooking for the Culture: Recipes and Stories from the New Orleans Streets to the Table: Boudy, Toya: 9781682687451: Amazon.com: Books New Orleans Chef, Author, & Culinarian (toyaboudy.com)

    10min
  2. The Return of B.B.O.B

    31/01/2024

    The Return of B.B.O.B

    Tomorrow, we kick of Black History Month for the 2024, which means it's time to talk about some of the creatives, innovators and shapeshifters that contributed to some of the foundational work in the food, beverage & hospitality industry. It's going to be a wild ride so strap in!!!

    2min

  3. 14/11/2022

    Go Go Gadget.....

    Majority of my career, I was expected to put up with nonsense, clean up what had been the normal mediocrity, learn every position, fill in everyone's gaps at the expense of my well being and self respect. This was part of the reason why I knew if I was going to continue to be in this business, I was going to have to give myself the lane to create my own narrative.  Its not my space to save everyone else's world at the expense of your own.

    16min
  4. BBOB: 5 - Leah Chase

    06/02/2022

    BBOB: 5 - Leah Chase

    The chef, the activist, the woman, the scholar. Today, we are going to talk about one of my personal heroes, Mrs. Leah Chase.  Recommended Reading: All Things Leah related Amazon.com: Leah Chase: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, Kindle

    15min

  5. 06/02/2022

    BBOB: 4 - Daisy McAfee Bonner

    A small bit of insight into FDR's White House Chef.  Recommended Reading: The President's Kitchen Cabinet by Adrian Miller The President's Kitchen Cabinet: The Story of the African Americans Who Have Fed Our First Families, from the Washingtons to the Obamas: Miller, Adrian: 9781469632537: Amazon.com: Books

    3min

  6. 06/02/2022

    BBOB: 3- Cleora Butler

    Today, we are going to talk about a Tulsa, Oklahoma native who fused the journeys she had in life with the food that was created along the way in her memoirs aptly titled, "Cleora's Kitchen."  Recommended Reading:  Jubilee by Toni-Tipton Martin Jubilee (Recipes from Two Centuries of African American Cooking): Tipton-Martin, Toni: 9781524761738: Amazon.com: Books

    8min
  7. BBOB: 2- Zephyr Wright/“Eating with Uncle Sam

    03/02/2022

    BBOB: 2- Zephyr Wright/“Eating with Uncle Sam

    Today, we’re gonna discuss someone Texas specific.

    8min

  8. 01/02/2022

    Introducing BBOB: 1- James Hemmings/Michael C. Twitty

    Happy February you guys!! Welcome to a special segment that we call "Something Borrowed, Something Black, Oftentimes Blue" where we're going to talk about history of black food and how it influences current culture, community and the life and food around us as we know it. Every day I will bring you a  person of the past that has shaped someone in the future (including myself) as well as tagging on some recommended art to indulge in afterwards to further your understanding and education.  The Cooking Gene – A Journey Through African American Culinary History in the Old South

    7min
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:A BIPOC journey told through the lens of food, libations, generations, and legacy. Everyone has a story that deserves to be heard and this is the space where we do that.

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  • Criado por
    The Starving Gypsy
  • Anos de atividade
    2020 - 2024
  • Episódios
    29
  • Classificação
    Explícito
  • Copyright
    © The Starving Gypsy
  • Site do podcast
    Patchwork