Time to Seek Justice and Joy
On this episode, we speak to Vanessa Williams. Vanessa is the cofounder of Red Rice and Beans Diaspora Bookstore as well as the program manager for Teaching for Change in the DC area. We speak about the relationship between history and the present, how Black women in the south lead the way for libe…
Ep. 42 "Incredible Con 2022"
Back now after a brief hiatus, the crew sit down and talk about their experience at the latest Incredible Con and all the new latest anime? Do you like Red Rice? Pen doesn't.
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Meet your show host, Jaybyrd, and learn how his family's history, which includes origins in Italy and the Mariana Islands, has inspired this podcast. Bring your curiosity and hear about Jaybyrd’s intentions with the podcast, and leave with a desire to hear more CHamoru stories, tra…
How do recipes hold us back? An interview with Dr. Jessica B. Harris
Despite her work as a cookbook author, Dr. Jessica B. Harris isn’t a fan of following recipes. Nonetheless, her books have made her an authority on the history of Black foodways, as well as their immense and under-appreciated impact on American cuisine and culture. Earlier this year, her 2011 book …
Episode 52: Let it go, let it go! (Frozen Food Snacks)
Welcome to The Snack Show with Jami Fallon!
National Frozen Food Day is coming up March 6 and we LOVE convenience. And nothing spells convenience better than a quick pop-it in the microwave or oven frozen snacks moment. Just remember: the longer the shelf life, the shorter your life.
And don't fo…
Show 133: Rhubarb, Red Rice and Jambalaya
In this episode, I discuss the medicinal uses of Rhubarb and the history of this herb that was once valued with rubies, diamonds, pearls and silks from the Orient. I also tell you how to cook jambalaya, Mexican restaurant style rice and Savannah Red Rice...all closely related, Creole influenced dis…
Tastes Like Summer: Food And Fun with The Webbs
Join the Webbs as they take you on a mouthwatering journey through Atlanta's vibrant food scene. In this episode, they share their experiences exploring the city's diverse culinary offerings, from the bustling food halls to hidden gem restaurants.
Discover the unique flavors and ambiance of Wre…
Rice! (Types, Health Benefits, & More)
This episode of the Vegetarian Zen podcast is all about rice. We discuss some of the most common types of rice (white, brown, red, and black), the health benefits of eating rice, and also some of the warnings about eating rice (especially regarding its arsenic content). We also share some tips for…
The History Of Red Rice
In this episode of Sprung On Food, host Kae Sprung dives into the rich heritage of Red Rice with special guest KJ Kearney, founder of Black Food Fridays. Discover the deep-rooted history of this beloved dish, the Gullah Geechee connection, and its various regional forms from around the world. Learn…
Natural Birth Midwife on What's Wrong With Birth Today | Ibu Robin Lim | Ep 25
Wanna hear more about our Raw Chef Trainings? Check: https://www.therawtemple.com/dM4IMOSUMMARYIn this episode of Raw Talks, host sits down with Ibu Robin Lim, certified midwife, author, humanitarian and founder of Bumi Sehat, a network of community birth clinics across Indonesia and the Philippine…
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