32. Alexandra Tung

from Late Notice · host Late Notice

Alex has worked in food and nutrition policy spanning the globe with roles at UN's WFP & FAO.Alex calls in from Rome, where she is working on her exciting boutique travel advisory, JYA sharing her unique perspective on travel, wellness, and sustainability.We discuss cafeteria lunch, being a tourist in your own country, and Harry Styles "a la Romana". This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit latenotice.substack.com

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