007 | Alison's Graduation

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Last March (in the middle of a pandemic), Alison graduated from Western Washington University with BAs in Eco-Gastronomy and French. This episode is her unofficial graduation ceremony. #closure Visit the podcast page for the videos mentioned at 4:09. M E N T I O N S The Pickle Barrel - @PickleBarrelBozeman International Coffee Traders - @ICT.coffee Slow Food - @SlowFood_International Breadfarm - @BreadFarm Terramar Brewstillery - @TerramarBrewstillery Mariposa Taquerila Tweets Cafe - @TweetsCafe The Temple Bar - @TempleBarBham Swim Club Wet Bar - @SwimClubBar Sirena Gelato - @SirenaGelato Storia Cuchina - @StoriaCuchina Granny's Gourmet Donuts - @GrannysGourmetDonuts

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