Re-release: How learning about indigenous foods can open up your worldview (with Sean Sherman)

Re-release: How learning about indigenous foo...

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Why do we like scary stories? (w/ Glynn Washington)

How does someone who claims having zero tolerance on watching scary movies come to host a podcast on supernatural stories? That’s the question Chris asked Glynn Washington, host of the podcast Snap Judgment and his new show, Spooked. Glynn shares how he grew up in a cult and late ...  Afficher plus

Do all my friends secretly hate me? | from Corner Piece

Why does making friends as an adult feel like mission impossible?Today, we’re sharing a special episode of a new TED podcast, Corner Piece. Friendship is hard, especially in adulthood, and this episode explores just that with personal stories from host Melissa Fernandes of her ex ...  Afficher plus

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HIBT Lab! The Sioux Chef: Sean Sherman
How I Built This with Guy Raz

Chef Sean Sherman is on a mission to revitalize and reimagine Native American cuisine. Growing up on a reservation in South Dakota, Sean ate a lot of highly processed foods provided by the U.S. government. It wasn’t until he started working in restaurants as a teenager that he be ...  Afficher plus

Why aren't there more Native American restaurants? | Sean Sherman
TED Talks Daily

When you think of North American cuisine, do Indigenous foods come to mind? Chef Sean Sherman serves up an essential history lesson that explains the absence of Native American culinary traditions across the continent, highlighting why revitalizing Indigenous education sits at th ...  Afficher plus

15 - What American Food is Missing
Bite

Dine out in any major American city, and you'll notice plenty of restaurants paying tribute to immigrant cuisine: taco stands, Ethiopian joints, Jewish delis, Vietnamese cafés. But there’s one striking omission to this melting pot. "There should be restaurants all over the countr ...  Afficher plus

Shining the Light on Indigenous Food Systems
Love and Light with Dr. Lisa: Everyday Living in Peace

How many of us know anything about food systems? What are food systems and what guides the foods eaten? Answering that question is something we all should consider. When it comes to indigenous communities how do we answer that question? Indigenous people have had their lives, foo ...  Afficher plus