

Michael W. Twitty
James Beard award-winning author of "The Cooking Gene" and "Rice," known for his in-depth research and writing on African American food history and culture.
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Jun 20, 2022 • 23min
How to celebrate your heritage through food
Join Devin Mahesua, an expert in indigenous foodways and professor at the University of Kansas, alongside James Beard Award-winning author Michael W. Twitty, who specializes in African-American culinary traditions. They delve into how food serves as a vital link to ancestry and identity. Discover the importance of engaging with community elders in culinary practices, the concept of 'vibration cooking,' and the political implications of food access. They also advocate for a mindful approach to food that emphasizes love, gratitude, and cultural preservation.

Oct 11, 2021 • 23min
How You Can Honor Your Heritage — And Improve Your Health — Through Food
Michael W. Twitty, a James Beard award-winning author renowned for his work in African American food history, joins Devon Mihesuah, an expert in indigenous foodways. They explore the deep connections between food, heritage, and health. Discover how reclaiming traditional food practices can enhance well-being and honor ancestral stories. The discussion emphasizes the importance of community involvement, culinary creativity, and preserving diverse food cultures while advocating for food justice and equitable access to nutritious options.

Jun 7, 2021 • 23min
Honoring Your Heritage Through Food
Devin Mahesua, a professor specializing in indigenous foodways, and Michael W. Twitty, a James Beard award-winning author focused on African American food history, explore the deep connections between food and cultural heritage. They discuss how traditional food practices can improve health and reconnect communities to their roots. Listeners learn about 'vibration cooking' and its emotional significance, along with actionable steps for culinary justice and community engagement. The conversation highlights food as a vital link to ancestral stories and cultural identity.