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New Worlder

Nicholas Gill
Hospitality
Culinary Arts
Pandemic Impact On Restaurants
Colombia
Dominican Republic
Prudencia
Bicultural Influences
Community Building
Fine Dining
Gastronomy
Biodiversity
Casarré
Santo Domingo
Caribbean Cuisine
Anchoa Magazine
Sustainable Practices In Restaurants
Pandemic Impact
Costa Rica
Olivier Bur
Food Systems

The New Worlder podcast explores the world of food and travel in the Americas and beyond. Hosted by James Beard nominated writer Nicholas Gill and anthropologist Juliana Duque, each episode features a long form interview with chefs, conservationists, scientists, farmers, writers, foragers, and more. newworlder.substack.com

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes123Founded5 years ago
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FoodArtsPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture

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María Álvarez and Isaac Martínez are the co-founders of the Mexican culinary book publisher Novo. We had María on a couple of years ago when they had just started out. They’ve put a few more books out and have some exciting projects in development, s... more

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Abril Macías is the founder of the magazine Revista Chiú, a print and digital platform based in Ecuador. One of the most fascinating gastronomic destinations in the world, Ecuadorian food remains relatively unknown or misinterpreted.

Abril often wri... more

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Sebastian Gallucci comes from an Argentine Italian family, but grew up in Toronto, Canada. He now runs two restaurants in somewhat isolated part of Costa Rica’s South Pacific coast in the town of Uvita, called Sebas and Alma.

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There is a lot going on in Colombia right now, for those that are paying attention. There was a major earthquake that just devastated the Eje Cafetero, Colombia's coffee zone, and a new right wing president was just elected. Then there are all the is... more

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Recent Guests

Sebastian Gallucci
Chef; runs Sebas and Alma restaurants in Uvita, Costa Rica
Sebas Restaurant / Alma Cocina
Episode: Episode #125: Sebastian Gallucci
Claire McKay
Bogota-based journalist covering politics, music, art, architecture, film, food, forest, indigenous rights and social media
The Economist and various publications
Episode: Episode #124: Claire McQue
Lucio Usobiaga
Co-founder of Arca Tierra and Baldío
Arca Tierra, Baldío
Episode: Episode #121: Lucio and Pablo Usobiaga
Pablo Usobiaga
Co-founder of Arca Tierra and Baldío
Arca Tierra, Baldío
Episode: Episode #121: Lucio and Pablo Usobiaga
Gregg Moore
Ceramic artist, bone china researcher, collaborative with Dan Barber
Blue Hill at Stone Barns, Heirloom Studio
Episode: Episode 120: Gregg Moore
Shava Cueva
Baja California, Mexico-born photographer and author of Bebidas de Oaxaca
Bebidas de Oaxaca
Episode: Episode 119: Shava Cueva
Peter Tempelhoff
Chef and restaurateur in Cape Town, South Africa
Fyn, Arum, Beyond, Ramenhead, Sushiya
Episode: Episode 118: Peter Tempelhoff
Bruna Fontevecchia
Co-founder and editor of Anchoa Magazine
Anchoa Magazine
Episode: Episode #107: Bruna Fontevecchia & Max Wilson of Anchoa Magazine
Max Wilson
Co-founder and designer of Anchoa Magazine
Anchoa Magazine
Episode: Episode #107: Bruna Fontevecchia & Max Wilson of Anchoa Magazine

Hosts

Juliana Duque
Co-host and a sociocultural anthropologist, she explores the cultural contexts surrounding food and travel experiences in the Americas.
Nicholas Gill
Host and James Beard nominated writer, he engages with a variety of guests from chefs to conservationists to discuss food and cultural narratives.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings
  • Knowledge bites

    It’s not common to find a podcast that is fun, clever and well documented. This one has it all, telling stories dispatched from the world and connecting food, people and communities. Entertaining and informing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tokyo_c
    Italy5 years ago
  • Great stories about humans behind food projects

    Must hear Podcast!

    Happy to hear a podcast that focuses on humans and projects in the food world! Specially that its stories I personally didn't know before!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Reivilo2junpomgo
    Switzerland5 years ago
  • Five stars!

    Nick is a great host and the guests are amazing. Totally recommended!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Giulifungi
    Chile5 years ago
  • A great podcast about food

    I loved the relaxed talk and the time it's allowed to the guest to go into the details of what went on in his life.I'd recommend it to any cook, or anyone interested in cooking

    Audible
    5
    Martin Rosberg
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging storytelling and the unique insights into food culture, often praising the quality of guests and the depth of the discussions.
Audiences have expressed a strong interest in the human aspect of food production, with specific mentions of the compelling narratives that feature throughout the episodes.
Feedback highlights the podcast's entertaining and informative nature, with many commenting on its balance of fun and serious topics in food and community contexts.

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Apple Podcasts
#217
Germany/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#88
Denmark/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#200
Mexico/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#243
Netherlands/Arts/Food

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 119: Shava Cueva
Q: What changes when you shift from traditional product photography to documenting the process and preparation behind the beverages?
It became about the journey—the kitchen tools, the ingredients, the techniques—and the human stories behind them, which made the beverages more meaningful and valuable as cultural heritage.
Episode 119: Shava Cueva
Q: How did you decide which traditional drinks to photograph first in Oaxaca, and how did your list evolve as you traveled?
I started with online research and 13 beverages seemed like a reasonable number, but when I traveled, locals showed me many more that weren't registered or widely known, so I expanded the list and kept adding as I visited communities.
Episode #94: Rodrigo Pacheco
Q: What message do you aim to transmit through the experiences at Boca Valdivia?
Rodrigo states that he aims to inspire people to reconnect with nature and understand the importance of biodiversity for the planet and culinary arts.
Episode #94: Rodrigo Pacheco
Q: What is Boca Valdivia and what does it represent?
Rodrigo explains that Boca Valdivia is not just a restaurant but a source of wisdom, connection, and a container to connect people with nature.
Episode #102: Olivier Bur
Q: What kind of modern kitchen equipment do you have and what don't you have?
On the countryside, we cook with the most rustic way; mostly we have raw or not super cooked. We only have two inductions for prep.

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Focused on food and travel, this podcast brings together a diverse array of voices through long-form interviews, covering topics that span culinary arts, anthropology, and environmental conservation. Guests include chefs, farmers, writers, and other experts who share their experiences and insights related to food systems, cultural heritage, and sustainability across the Americas and beyond. The discussions aim to provide listeners with an appreciation of how food connects communities and cultures, emphasizing both traditional practices and innovative approaches to gastronomy.

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Recent guests on New Worlder include:

1. Sebastian Gallucci
2. Claire McKay
3. Lucio Usobiaga
4. Pablo Usobiaga
5. Gregg Moore
6. Shava Cueva
7. Peter Tempelhoff
8. Bruna Fontevecchia

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