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Feeding People

Feeding People

Written by: Amy Dolan
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The best conversations happen around the table, specifically a table full of food. Each week, join host Amy Dolan and her dinner guests—chefs, pastors, bakers and soup kitchen volunteers—for conversations about the magic of the table. If you've always wanted to host meals but haven't known how, or you host one every night and you're looking for ways to bring greater meaning to what you do, Feeding People is for you.© 2024 Feeding People and Amy Dolan Art Cooking Food & Wine Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Kelly Dolan: A Love for Vegetables
    May 8 2024
    Kelly Dolan, producer of the Feeding People podcast (and host Amy Dolan's husband), joins Amy for a conversation about how his limited food preferences as a child — including a dislike for almost all fruits and vegetables — transformed as an adult into an almost entirely plant-based diet. Kelly shares how his decision to stop eating meat also set the stage for larger decisions he made to address his mental health and overall wellbeing.
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    46 mins
  • Liz Abunaw: The Magic of a Grocery Store 🅴
    May 1 2024

    Liz Abunaw, the founder and owner of Forty Acres Fresh Market in Chicago's Austin neighborhood, joins Amy to talk about everything that makes grocery stores great—including "grocery theater," the music that's played, and the ideal size of shopping carts. Liz shares her journey of starting Forty Acres Fresh Market, which broke ground last year and will be the Chicago's first Black female-owned grocery store. In this episode and in her work, Liz challenges the standard narratives around which neighborhoods can support grocery stores, and how Forty Acres can provide neighborhoods like Austin with good food for all.

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    33 mins
  • Raeghn Draper: The Chicago Hospitality Industry + A Vision Forward 🅴
    Apr 24 2024
    Raeghn Draper, a Chicago-based community organizer, writer, and hospitality professional, joins Amy to discuss the current state of Chicago's hospitality industry, the history of tipping in America, and how Raeghn's organization, the CHAAD project, is working to advance accountability and end labor abuses within the industry. Raeghn shares their vision for an equitable hospitality industry and practical ways customers can show support when visiting restaurants.
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    34 mins
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