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What does Hakka mean to you? That’s the question that Erin Navarro tries to discover when she spent the day cooking with her Hakka mother, Christine. What if we could hop in and look at how Erin’s cooking goe- Oh wait, you COULD do that! Sit back and enjoy an half-an-hour adventure, with witty conversations, heartfelt stories, and an aurally delicious Hakka dinner, produced and hosted by Minh Truong and Selina Setrakian.
Host: Grace Brison
Executive Producer: Emily Morantz
Associate Producer: Manuela Vega
Artwork by Ben Shelley
Theme music composed by John Powers
Course instructor: Amanda Cupido
The post Same Difference Podcast – Season 1 – Episode 16: What does Hakka Mean To You? appeared first on JRN Radio.
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