On this Queertastic episode of Anthropological, Kisira and David are joined by Dennis Norris II--reader, writer, former professional figure skater, and co-host of Food 4 Thot.  We discuss the topic of Identity, and how it is related between pop culture, anthropology, and our hospitality spaces.  

On this episode of Anthropological, David and Kisira are joined by the fabulous and whimsical Ryan Nicole Shepard, food writer and founder of Brown Sugar & Bourbon.  We discuss the general topic of "repackaging," and how it can be seen through our food, beverages, branding, and more.  Sip some rosé while listening to this one, because it's bound to make you laugh a little.

On this episode of Anthropological, David and Kisira discuss lessons they have each learned through food, restaurant spaces, and cultural experiences around the world as it pertains to hospitality.  They are joined by Chef Chris Scott to discuss how childhood experiences with food and beverage continue to influence the way we cook and dine today.

On this episode of Anthropological, Kisira and David discuss Queer Bars, their history, and the understanding of intersectionality when it comes to atmospheres in safe and Queer spaces.  Morgan Higgins, Chicago bartender and bar manager, joins us in discussing Chicago's Boystown culture, and the slow decrease in the existence of Lesbian and Black Queer spaces.

In this episode, Kisira and David are joined by Kisira's Dad and thought leader, Eddie Hill.  We delve into subjects surrounding food justice, Black farming, red lining, and more.  

On Season 1, Episode 1 of Anthropological, Kisira and David introduce the premise of this learn-out-loud series, chat about the evolution of skill sharing, activism, slacktivism, and talk with critically-acclaimed Chef and Founder of Studio ATAO, Jenny Dorsey, about the current state of the world.