Joanne Molinaro, a food blogger and author of the Korean Vegan Cookbook, teams up with Doris Cooper, the Editor-in-chief at Simon Element. They tackle the enduring appeal of cookbooks in a digital age flooded with free recipes. Molinaro shares her journey from passion to publication, while Cooper reveals what publishers seek in successful cookbooks. The duo explores the nostalgic and cultural significance of cherished cookbooks, emphasizing their emotional connections and stories that transcend mere recipes.

Joanne Molinaro, a master of storytelling for social change, discusses using food and cooking as a way to bridge divides and promote empathy. She shares her journey as a Korean vegan, navigating family dynamics, and advocating for veganism. The transformative power of reading and female empowerment are also explored. Tune in for thought-provoking insights and engaging conversation.

Joanne Molinaro, known as The Korean Vegan, is a cookbook author, food blogger, and former corporate lawyer who brings a unique blend of culinary art and powerful storytelling. In this engaging conversation, she shares her journey into veganism, navigating cultural identity and family ties within a meat-centric tradition. Joanne discusses the emotional depth of 60-second storytelling on social media, the significance of resilience shaped by her North Korean roots, and the transformative impact of compassion and personal narratives in fostering community engagement.