Recipes That Survived The Middle Passage with Jazzmine Woodard - Ep. 225

Jazzmine Woodard of Dash of Jazz joined me to discuss her contribution to the Black History Month Virtual Potluck (#BHMVP2023). The project showcases recipes that survived the Middle Passage and consists of recipes from 28 other Black food bloggers. We had such an incredible conversation around the resilience, creativity and skill of our ancestors and similarities in food across the diaspora. Dive in.Have you enjoyed listening to Travel N Sh!t? Consider becoming a Patron! You can support the work I’ve been doing to get you an episode each week AND get exclusive access to all episodes ad free and one week early! I’d love to give you first listen and a host of other incredible membership perks like heavy discounts on digital products, free merch, resources, and more. Consider supporting the show and becoming a Patron! For more info, go to http://www.travelnshitpodcast.com/subscribeI’ve put together an itinerary pack that includes five different weekend friendly roadtrips hours from NYC. Take the stress of planning and packing off the table and focus on the road.https://travelnshitpodcast.com/travel-resources/roadtrip/Never miss a Travel N Sh!t beat! Sign up for my mailing list:http://bit.ly/3miJJWuIf you enjoyed this week or any week’s episode, please take a second to subscribe and rate Travel N Sh!t on the platform you listen. If you’re REALLY feeling froggy, please take this quick listener survey so I can get to know you better!  https://travelnshitpodcast.com/listenersurveyGuest: Jazzmine WoodardDash of Jazz https://www.dashofjazz.com https://www.instagram.com/dashofjazzblog/Host: http://www.instagram.com/_dCarrieShow: http://www.instagram.com/travelnsh_tTwitter: https://twitter.com/travelnsh_tFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TravelNShitPodcastYoutube: https://youtu.be/2hhVWw1j7bQ