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Episode 5: Oma's German Cookbook
(Recorded 7/4/24)
The latest iteration of Heirlooms: an episode with my big brother, Truman!
The main feature of this episode is Oma's German cookbook, which serves as a prompt for discussing family traditions and cherished recipes, our present pursuit of dual citizenship, and other quintessential sibling memories.
From there, we dive into recent life changes, embracing imperfection and failure, the power of exercise, and other nuggets of wisdom from our 28 and 30 years, respectively.
We hope you enjoy it!
P.S.
For anyone wondering, the book is called "Praktisches Kochbuch für die bürgerliche Küche" by Marie Boggs
P.P.S. I am still an amateur at podcast production so you'll find that this episode is a patchwork of two different local audios bc I didn't use a platform that inherently allowed for this *honks clown horn*.... As a result, I spent an extra 12 hours cutting individual monologues and patching them together by hand. It was a pain, but altogether worth it!
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By Haley Ingersoll(Recorded 7/4/24)
The latest iteration of Heirlooms: an episode with my big brother, Truman!
The main feature of this episode is Oma's German cookbook, which serves as a prompt for discussing family traditions and cherished recipes, our present pursuit of dual citizenship, and other quintessential sibling memories.
From there, we dive into recent life changes, embracing imperfection and failure, the power of exercise, and other nuggets of wisdom from our 28 and 30 years, respectively.
We hope you enjoy it!
P.S.
For anyone wondering, the book is called "Praktisches Kochbuch für die bürgerliche Küche" by Marie Boggs
P.P.S. I am still an amateur at podcast production so you'll find that this episode is a patchwork of two different local audios bc I didn't use a platform that inherently allowed for this *honks clown horn*.... As a result, I spent an extra 12 hours cutting individual monologues and patching them together by hand. It was a pain, but altogether worth it!