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The Food Lover's Elective: A CRAFT Conversation Series

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The Food Lover’s Elective: A CRAFT Conversation Series is a podcast where food is what brings us to the table to discuss broader subjects. Topics are chosen by Chatham University students who are interested in sharing their own learning with the public while increasing their understanding from community experts. The Center for Regional Agricultural Food Transformation (CRAFT) is based out of the F... more

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In this episode of the Food Lovers' Elective, Chatham University Food Studies graduate students Maris Wilson and Eve Jaggers talk with Alieu B Sanneh about groundnut production and consumption in The Gambia. more

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In this episode, Chatham University’s Food Studies graduate student, Katie Reuther, talks with Thai Nguyen.  more

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In this episode, Chatham University’s Food Studies graduate student, Hannah Horstmyer, chats with Gabe Tilove. more

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This episode of the Food Lover's Elective Podcast features a conversation with Emilia Aiello, the owner of online wine retailer Cittavino & co. Chatham University Food Studies Grad Students Rachel Schatz and Isabella Missell dive into how her varied ... more

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Chatham University's Food Studies students Raya Anonuevo, Valeria Santos Nunes, and Sydney Lawson welcome chef Kristina Ramos in this episode of The Food Lover's Elective. During the conversation, they discuss Ramos's experiences working in NYC resta... more

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Chatham University’s Food Studies graduate student, Taylor Wainwright, chats with an alum of the program, Catherine Piccoli. Catherine is the Curatorial Manager for the Museum of Food and Art in New York City. Together, they navigate a fruitful conve... more

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Episode 3 of The Food Lover's Elective: A CRAFT Conversation Series is a conversation between Food Studies graduate student, Quayla Allen, and her guest, Rebecca Mackenzie of the Culinary Tourism Alliance in Ontario, Canada. They discuss culinary tou... more

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Episode 2 of the Food Lover's Elective: A CRAFT Conversation Series, is hosted by Frankie Williams, Food Studies graduate student. She interviews Sidney Clifton, Senior Vice President of Animation and Mixed Media at the Jim Henson Company to discuss ... more

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