Skip to show segment
Gumbo, BBQ, and Biscuits
Caitie Finlayson (University of Mary Washington)
Gumbo, BBQ, and biscuits–what makes Southern food Southern? Caitie Finlayson talks about the fusion of cultures–African food brought by enslaved people, British and French food brought by early European colonists–that created a mouthwatering Southern cuisine.
Changing Foodways
Eranga Galappaththi (Virginia Tech)
For indigenous communities in the Canadian Arctic and Sri Lanka, hunting and gathering is still a main source of food. Eranga Galappaththi is working with these communities to address how climate change is affecting their food sources.
Tastes of Home
Suryani Omar (Mozaic)
Recipes from home can comfort us and connect us, both to the past and to the present. Suryani Omar is the Program Manager at Mozaic, a nonprofit that works with refugees and asylum seekers. She’s collaborating with some of the women Mozaic serves to write a cookbook of stories and recipes from their homes.
This type of content is made possible by listeners like you. Please consider partnering with us and help enrich the lives of all our listeners nationwide.



