ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dr. Michael Longinow and Dr. Christina Kim talk about how food can communicate love, especially across different cultures. They also weigh the benefits of eating alone versus eating in community.
Tiny Bites is a taste of the stories behind our book, Nourishing the Soul: Exploring Comfort Food at Diverse Tables, now available on Amazon. The book was made entirely by journalism students in the Division of Communication in the School of Fine Arts and Communication at Biola University. To hear more episodes from these students, visit our website!
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In this episode, Izah, Katie and Madison share what didn’t make it into the first three chapters of Nourishing the Soul and reflect on their interviews and research process. Madison even tried making mujaddara at home after her interviewee suggested the recipe to her!
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