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AnthroDish Podcast

A weekly podcast that talks about food, culture, and identity with researchers and everyday people.

09/10/2026

spot the things that didn’t feel that radical about this container of peaches until the last couple weeks 😅

(i’m not a particularly nationalistic person, just things have been tense and strange, especially as i work with a lot of americans as a canadian… this peach basket encapsulated a lot of these feelings)

09/01/2026

allow me to reintroduce anthrodish as we gear up for season 11 🍊

with over 180 episodes out, i am really leaning into the show as an indie food podcast space that allows for nuanced and deep conversations about the politics of our world, as seen through food. (there’s also a lot of fun and laughing and joy!) it is a show that is formed by the wealth of knowledge that each guest brings, and it is such a dream to prepare new seasons for listeners.

anthrodish is my way of channeling frustrations about the state of the world, and focusing on the people doing good & important work through food. listen! 🎧

08/31/2026

a summer in food, ft farm fresh eggs one of the coaches at my gym brought in 🤙🏻

tried making a caesar with crispy chickpeas (sea salt and lime flavour) in lieu of croutons. decidedly not great flavour combo

days my husband makes tostones >>>>>>

husband made egg bites, which are nice when i am in a period where eating is hard to do/remember

rainbow dinner

saturday morning after spin routine, with a chocolate and pb and creatine smoothie

bringing some vegetables to the meat and potatoes irish family reunion 😉

another fail was thinking this would work on waffles (is really great if making smoky white beans in tomato sauce, though!)

the best cake of all time is the family reunion costco cake and i will hear no other arguments thx

afternoon timtam slam

a harvest from my mother-in-law

feeding tweens all summer long

a fancy drink day, styled by rey

08/20/2026

there’s a cricket in the front yard and a quiet summer breeze and some red onions pickling. work feels all too much and i haven’t slept much since my daughters trip to the ER monday night, but this moment in the afternoon really brought me back on the ground 🧅

08/04/2026

officially opening up a call for guests for anthrodish season 11 💛 please see the slides for specifics on how to pitch! as a one-woman production, i am not able to take all pitches received, but please reach out through email ([email protected]) if you have work that fits the show’s themes! and please share widely, it is always very appreciated!

07/31/2026

very serendipitous timing that i’m reading this when it was found out that anthropic is destroying books to fuel its LLM, like it’s firewood?

07/24/2026

a nice off-season surprise! the podcast just passed 90k all-time listens! as a very indie podcast that’s been kicking for 10 seasons, i am so endlessly grateful for everyone that’s listened, shared, and contributed to these interviews! i started from a place of wanting to make a bridge between academia and public discussions of food, and now i really see the show as a space to get into nuanced stories and histories using food knowledge, which feels more and more necessary as we see legacy media slashing budgets, and AI taking control over a lot of content. these conversations mean everything to me, and have sustained me during a period where i find it easier to lose hope or confidence about the state of the world. i am so happy they find there way to out in the world and mean something to others, too 💚

07/17/2026

this wasn’t normal, but it is increasingly our reality in ontario and in canada. there’s a federal petition e-7522 urging the government to reconsider its current priorities (increasing carbon emissions and fast tracking pipelines). these are priorities they set to “protect” canadians in a global economic landscape. the reality is that without emphasis on renewable energy and regional development, these fast tracks are not going to serve anything but the pockets of the wealthy (and oil and gas conglomerates).

my climate change grief and anxiety has been through the roof, but i maintain that we have to come to collective efforts to support the communities that have been impacted by current wildfires and also push for more government accountability in decision making for our futures. to doom without action is to tell future generations they don’t matter.

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