Book Club: Cooking From Scratch | Midday Break Room w/ Tiffany Bacon - 7.29.26

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Dr. James Peterson is a writer, educator, and consultant. Dr. Peterson is the Host of “Evening WURDS” on WURD (900AM and 96.1FM) in Philadelphia, PA. He is the author of several books, including The Hip Hop Underground and African American Culture, Prison Industrial Complex for Beginners, and Hip-Hop Headphones: A Scholar’s Critical Playlist. He is a columnist for The Philadelphia Citizen and has written for Fortune.com, Newsweek.com, The Guardian, The LA Times, Reuters, The Huffington Post, The Daily Beast, and The Grio. Dr. Peterson is also a professional wordsmith who has ghostwritten and edited projects for a variety of individuals and corporate entities across a wide spectrum of professions. The Book of the Month is, Cooking from Scratch: A Careful Selection of Useful Recipes, by Toya Boudy (Bo-Dee). This book is a cookbook written by New Orleans-based chef and storyteller Toya Boudy, released in June 2026. Boudy's book pairs heritage-focused culinary traditions with practical home wellness. Dr. Peterson joins the show to further discuss the context of Cooking From Scratch.

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