3: Shadrack "Blaise"

from Patchwork · host The Starving Gypsy

Today, I had the honor to chop it up with Shad. We lightly touched on the election day shenanigans BUT then we jumped into the importance of culture, recognition, black identity, being rooted in who you are, food history and nutrition. We journey through his time on a cruise ship in Hawaii as well as his time in Alaska on a dog training camp, all with cooking along the way as well as the stories we have heard about the term "86".

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