This week Erin is joined by Ottawa food writer and content creator, Jordan Pizzuti. They discuss how the internet and social media have impacted the hospitality industry and whether that's good or bad. Back in a couple of weeks after a short break.Music: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/album/092s9LkOl82lhUO1qchSjl?si=bCl78Jn4TKalT9DSrlxsaA">In the Way You Love by Ryder Havdale</a>

This week Erin is joined by Ottawa food writer and content creator, Jordan Pizzuti. They discuss how the internet and social media have impacted the hospitality industry and whether that's good or bad. Back in a couple of weeks after a short break. Music: In the Way You Love by Ryder Havdale

This week Erin is joined by Ottawa food writer and content creator, Jordan Pizzuti. They discuss how the internet and social media have impacted the hospitality industry and whether that's good or bad. Back in a couple of weeks after a short break.Music:&nbsp;<a href="https://open.spotify.com/album/092s9LkOl82lhUO1qchSjl?si=bCl78Jn4TKalT9DSrlxsaA" rel="noopener noreferrer">In the Way You Love by Ryder Havdale</a>

Did the Internet Make Food Culture Worse? with Jordan Pizzuti

Join freelance journalist, Erin Gee, as she unpacks tech and culture issues from an intersectional feminist perspective. She'll be joined by politicians, academics, authors, founders, and more to discuss why these issues matter and how they impact our lives.

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Did the Internet Make Food Culture Worse? with Jordan Pizzuti

Did the Internet Make Food Culture Worse? with Jordan Pizzuti