Debut Episode: Call Your Girlfriend!
from Lunch Agenda Hosted by Full Service Radio
Kiko chats with her first DC food friend, Maddy Beckwith, about plans for Lunch Agenda. Kiko's Food News covers how #metoo has come to the food world, and Maddy offers feedback on Kiko's show ideas before the first 'action item' for how listeners can be food activists.
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