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In this episode, we chatted with chef, author, educator, and activist Joshna Maharaj at her home in Toronto, Ontario. She talked to us about how she ended up in the kitchen and how important food is to our entire social system.
Show Notes:Buy your copy of Take Back the Tray: https://ecwpress.com/products/take-back-the-tray
Learn more about The Stop: https://www.thestop.org
Hot Plate Podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/0dmrkQ46osPlGe9WFDWBlC?si=0368729ea7644f40
Episode edited by Siddarth Sharma.
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