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All Episodes

Esculent — 36 episodes

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A Sticky History of Mezcal

2

Season 7: Mezcal

3

Curating Living Archives with Kyria Boundy-Mills

4

Scaling Taste with Professor David Block

5

Microbial Worlds with Professor Maria Marco

6

Accounting for Taste with Professor Hildegarde Heymann

7

Environments of Taste with Professor Julien Delarue

8

Season 6: Food Scientists

9

A podcast on our podcast, or esculent’s esculence

10

Multisensory worlds in the work of Candice Lin, with Professors Hsuan Hsu and Sal Nicolazzo

11

*Live* Black Food Futurisms with Nia Lee

12

Sounding Culinary Time with Heidi Ross

13

Season 5: Artists

14

Building an Archive: 3500 Episodes with Chef Martin Yan

15

A 15th-Century Chef and a Recipe for Menjar Blanc de Carabasses with Professor Daniela Gutiérrez Flores

16

The Poetry of the Thinnest Slice of Bread in Animation History with Baker Jim Franks

17

A Sensory Education through Nixtamalization with Chef Emmanuel Galvan

18

Restaurant Doors and Roasting Ducks with Chef Brandon Jew

19

Season 4: Chefs, Part 2

20

The Idea of Solutions with Professor Julie Guthman

21

Imagining Authenticity with Professor Ignacio M. Sánchez Prado

22

The Idea of Real Food with Professor Charlotte Biltekoff

23

Thinking Indigeneity with Fabiola Santiago and Mi Oaxaca

24

Season 3: Ideas

25

Celebrity Chefs and Artful Eating with Professor Paul Freedman

26

A taste of history with Professor Jeffrey Pilcher

27

Corporate Power and a visit to Disneyland’s Mission Tortilla Factory

28

Productive Plants, Pacific trades with Professor Andrés Reséndez

29

Is meat modern? Esculent animals with Professor Marcy Norton.

30

Handing the world a kola nut with Dr. Shantel George

31

Season 2: Historians

32

Season 1: Chefs

33

Towards Transparency with Chefs Norma Listman and Saqib Keval of Masala y Maiz

34

"Raise your hand if you know what esculent means" with Professor Daniela Gutiérrez-Flores

35

Cantaloupe Seeds and Colonialism with Chef Minh Phan

36

Heat of the Hearth with Chef Martin Draluck