<p>Happy Season 2! For our first episode back, we’ll be introducing our theme for our second season: food and the land. Join local historian Don Rice for a tour through Inwood’s history, from the mastodons that roamed the lands of Inwood to Uptown-made loaves of bread presented at the World’s Fair. </p>

Happy Season 2! For our first episode back, we’ll be introducing our theme for our second season: food and the land. Join local historian Don Rice for a tour through Inwood’s history, from the mastodons that roamed the lands of Inwood to Uptown-made loaves of bread presented at the World’s Fair.

S2E1: Feeding Uptown through Local History (w/ Don Rice)

The culture of uptown Manhattan has been formed by generations of residents who called Uptown their home. Feeding Uptown is a Dyckman Farmhouse Museum podcast that spotlights the people and groups who dedicate their lives to contributing to the rich culture of Uptown. Throughout this series, we will talk to those who “feed” Uptown through activism, art, community organizing, and more. Theme music: “Quasi Motion” by Kevin MacLeod. Available for use under the CC BY 3.0 license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode) at Free Music Archive.

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S2E1: Feeding Uptown through Local History (w/ Don Rice)

S2E1: Feeding Uptown through Local History (w/ Don Rice)