The Future Of Food Is You is a podcast for the next generation of food leaders. Each week, food enthusiast & community builder Abena Anim-Somuah of The Eden Place interviews emerging talent in the worlds of food, drink, tech, and media. They talk about their dreams, aspirations, and desires to transform the food world and also give us some predictions about what’s to come. New episodes drop every ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArtsPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Cooking has always been at the center of Hailee Catalano’s world. She grew up watching The Food Network, inspired by cooks like Rachael Ray and watching the adults cook in her Sicilian-German home. Some of our guests have winding paths into the food ... more
Valeria Alvarez is on a mission to make something beautiful out of ugly fruit. After a trip to Indonesia that inspired her to start a smoothie bowl business, Valeria began researching the food system in earnest. She quickly discovered the monstrous a... more
For Gabriella and Giovanna Favilli-Vigoreaux, community is everything. After a temporary move to their home state of Florida became permanent, Gabi and Gio embarked on a journey to love the place they had once decided to leave. The transition from Ne... more
If former Cherry Bombe intern Chayil Hyland has anything to do with it, the future of hospitality is going to be bright and diverse. A junior at Cornell’s School of Hotel Administration, Chayil grew up in a Trinidadian-Guyanese family in Queens and f... more
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Great show. Lots of different views of food. Thank you.
This is a great listen from the Cherrybombe team — and an inspiring one as someone new to the food industry (Gen Z) and looking to learn more about the stories and journeys of other rising stars. I’ve loved every episode so far, can’t wait to keep listening!
This podcast is captivating to even the newest food enthusiast. Abena holds the listeners attention with her natural and comfortable banter with her guests, making you feel like you’re just having a conversation with friends! Definitely recommend this podcast if you’re looking to learn a bit about food in an approachable and cozy setting!
Thank you Cherry Bombe for sharing what’s interesting and new. Very excited about future episodes.
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