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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2013 · 1H 12M

Episode 9 - Lisa Mase

from Bordertown · host Vic Guadagno

Lisa Mase, of Harmonized Cookery is a whole foods cooking educator, food writer, translator, and herbalist, living between Italy, Vermont and New Mexico. As a young girl Leeza relocated from a small village in the Dolomites of northern Italy to the heartland of the US, in Kansas City. Leeza has first hand experience of the role that modern industrial agriculture can play in disrupting our cultures….inside and out!In a thoughtful and practical way, Lisa explains the role food plays in our individual health, community resiliency and cultural heritage. Thanks to Railroad Earth for providing the theme music "Lordy Lordy"Download mp.3 -- Listen on ITunesStay InformedSubscribe to Bordertown Email

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Lisa Mase, of Harmonized Cookery is a whole foods cooking educator, food writer, translator, and herbalist, living between Italy, Vermont and New Mexico. As a young girl Leeza relocated from a small village in the Dolomites of northern Italy to the heartland of the US, in Kansas City. Leeza has first hand experience of the role that modern industrial agriculture can play in disrupting our cultures….inside and out! In a thoughtful and practical way, Lisa explains the role food plays in our ind...

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