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Send us Fan Mail What's up, Plant People? Join us as we welcome Dr. Sarah Duignan, the host of the AnthroDish podcast and a medical anthropologist, on a remarkable journey navigating food anthropology and community...
109. Food as Knowledge, Eating Equitably, and Digital Literacy w/ Dr. Sarah Duignan is an episode from Planthropology by Vikram Baliga. Send us Fan Mail What's up, Plant People? Join us as we welcome Dr. Sarah Duignan, the host of the...
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Send us Fan Mail What's up, Plant People? Join us as we welcome Dr. Sarah Duignan, the host of the AnthroDish podcast and a medical anthropologist, on a remarkable journey navigating food anthropology and community health. From her roots in Ontario, where a deep connection with nature began shaping her career, Sarah takes us through her academic route via Trent University, the University of Manitoba, and McMaster University. Discover how her passion transitioned from the study of ancient skeletal populations to a focus on modern community-based health, revealing the profound connections between food, culture, and everyday wellness. Our conversation uncovers the personal trials and triumphs of balancing a career in anthropology with roles in water studies and food systems. Sarah candidly shares her experiences as a single parent and a PhD student, illuminating the universal challenges of food access and security in Canada and the United States. We tackle pressing issues like skyrocketing food prices and increasing reliance on food banks, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to understanding environment and climate in the post-2020 world. As we delve deeper, Sarah offers insightful perspectives on food ethics, community initiatives, and the cultural significance of food. Hear about the power of grassroots movements, the evolving landscape of food guidelines, and the influence of digital platforms like TikTok in shaping food knowledge. This episode is a rich tapestry of academic insights and personal stories, promising listeners a thought-provoking exploration of how food intersects with identity, culture, and societal structures. Sarah's Links AnthroDish Substack Instagram TikTok Twitter Threads YouTube Facebook LinkedIn Support the show As always, thanks so much for listening!
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109. Food as Knowledge, Eating Equitably, and Digital Literacy w/ Dr. Sarah Duignan is from Planthropology by Vikram Baliga.
Published Jun 6, 2024 and 58:42 long