EPISODE · Jul 15, 2020 · 50 MIN
The Crossroads of Culture and Cuisine with Grace Choi
from A Therapist Takes Her Own Advice · host Rebekah Shackney
On todays show, I talk to Grace Choi about the complicated, comforting, connecting roles food plays in our lives. She offers insights from a wide range of perspectives from her experience as a child of immigrants to her years as a food studies student and teacher to her recent role as mother of two. It was such a pleasure to see food and life through her eyes. Grace Choi is the founder of Cookable, a technology company that reimagines the way people cook at home, and the host of its podcast The Psyche Eats. She holds her PhD in food studies from NYU and is an adjunct professor of food and psychology at The New School. If you have enjoyed what you’ve heard here, please subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. If you have questions, comments or suggestions for future episodes go to my website, rebekahshackney.com and send a message through my contact pageWelcome to A Therapist Takes Her Own Advice! Don't forget to like and subscribe!Instagram: ATherapistTakesHerOwnAdvicewww.RebekahShackney.com
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On todays show, I talk to Grace Choi about the complicated, comforting, connecting roles food plays in our lives. She offers insights from a wide range of perspectives from her experience as a child of immigrants to her years as a food studies student and teacher to her recent role as mother of two. It was such a pleasure to see food and life through her eyes. Grace Choi is the founder of Cookable, a technology company that reimagines the way people cook at home, and the host of its podcast...
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