In this episode, Emnet and Mckela conclude the podcast with comments on the pre and post-production process, the various emotions experienced throughout the project, the setbacks, and their gratitude for the conversations they had with the interviewees.
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Music: "Unglodly Hour" ChloexHalle. Columbia Records. 2020.

In this episode, Emnet and Mckela conclude the podcast with comments on the pre and post-production process, the various emotions experienced throughout the project, the setbacks, and their gratitude for the conversations they had with the interviewees. To read the transcription of this episode, click here! Music: "Unglodly Hour" ChloexHalle. Columbia Records. 2020.

In this episode, Emnet and Mckela conclude the podcast with comments on the pre and post-production process, the various emotions experienced throughout the project, the setbacks, and their gratitude for the conversations they had with the interviewees.
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Music: "Unglodly Hour" ChloexHalle. Columbia Records. 2020.&nbsp;

Episode 10: Conclusion!

Feeding Our Past, Nourishing Our Future developed as an idea between two college students who were interested in exploring the relationship between Indigeneity and food. This idea eventually culminated into an even deeper look into identity as a whole, the importance of maintaining autonomy over the foods one consumes, developing a greater sense of community through the reclaiming your personal history, and the tie between Indigenity and sustainability.

Hosted by: Emnet Sisay and Mckela Kanu

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Feeding Our Past, Nourishing Our Future developed as an idea between two college students who were interested in exploring the relationship between Indigeneity and food. This idea eventually culminated into an even deeper look into identity as a whole, the importance of maintaining autonomy over the foods one consumes, developing a greater sense of community through the reclaiming your personal history, and the tie between Indigenity and sustainability. Hosted by: Emnet Sisay and Mckela Kanu

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