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Falafel fans rise up!
In this episode of Why It Resonates, we're talking about the best food in the world, aka falafel, and why it is, and has been, such a hit in Australia. When did it get here? Why are people obsessed with it? What is it's purpose? Shout out to, the now closed, Abdul's in Surry Hills 💔 and Hammoud 1 in Liverpool. Thank you for your falafel service. 🫡 Subscribe for weekly episodes unpacking the hidden forces behind culture.
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