Posts tagged: #storytelling

iEat Green Shares Interview with Amani Olugbala from Soul Fire Farm

Posted on January 18, 2018

Hi All, I just finished my interview with Amani Olugbala, the Program Director from Soul Fire Farm, and came away feeling uplifted by the work they are doing and the community they are building. Farms like food, are great catalysts … Read More

Posted in Radio Tagged with: #Amani Olugbala, #Black-Latinx Farmers Immersion Program, #community, #CSA Progra, #EBT/food stamps, #environment, #environmental impact, #Food Equity, #healthy eating, #music, #poetry, #social issues, #Soul Fire Farm, #spoken word, #storytelling

Eating Green in the Winter Looks Different than In the Summer; This Weekend is the NOFA-NY Conference! Amani Olugbala Joins Bhavani to Talk About Weaving Agriculture Into Her Music and Art

Posted on January 17, 2018

Hi Everyone, It’s been great coming back into the new year and jumping into a series of cooking classes for Winter. In the cold weather, we tend to crave more warming foods, more comfort foods, like soups, stews, and casseroles, … Read More

Posted in Eating Green with Bhavani Tagged with: #Amani Olugbala, #art, #cold weather, #colds, #flu, #food system, #garlic, #ginger, #health benefits, #immune system, #injustice, #medicinal, #music, #nofa, #nofa-ny, #One Wok, #organic food, #poem, #PRN, #Progressive Radio Network, #racism, #SNAP, #Soul Fire Farm, #storytelling, #Three Meals, #winter, #Winter Conference

Holly Hughes, Food Editor of the Best Food Writing 2016, joined Bhavani on PRN

Posted on April 30, 2017

Hi Everyone, I just finished my interview with Holly Hughes, discussing her anthology of the Best Food Writing 2016, and I am psyched! Not only did we have a great discussion, but we talked a bit about some of her … Read More

Posted in Eating Green with Bhavani Tagged with: #food writing, #Holly Hughes, #storytelling