Tom's Podcast

Tom's Podcast

By Tom NeuhausArtsFood
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Tom's Podcast episodes

  • PodCast #11. Chocolate's Heart of Darkness

    My podcast today consists of personal observations regarding scenes in Al Jazeera's very important piece about deforestation and child labor in Ivoirian cocoa growing.  For maximum benefit, play the documentary in one window and the podcast in another.  My comments are keyed to playhead positions, so you'll want to play and pause and rewind the documentary.

    Podcast URL:  https://www.buzzsprout.com/1057903/4827602

    To watch the video, you have to rent it (or buy it) now.  Just go to Vimeo.com.  Click the magnifying glass to do a. search.  Enter "Chocolate's Heart of Darkness".  Then just rent it or buy it.  It's really powerful.


    Write to me at [email protected]

    To learn more, visit www.projecthopeandfairness.org


    36 min
  • Tom's Foodcast # 8: Food and the Three Industrial Revolutions

    Over a period of about 200 years, humanity used fossil fuels and machinery to greatly enhance global standards of living.  During this period, we have also greatly improved our abilities to feed ourselves.  This podcast gives examples of foods that have contributed to the food revolution that has spanned all three industrial revolutions.

    Write to me at [email protected]

    To learn more, visit www.projecthopeandfairness.org


    28 min
  • Tom's Foodcast #4: The Origins of the American Breakfast Cereal

    Chopin's Minute Waltz (played in 2 minutes)
    The second half of Padmore's Great Migration
    A story about two chocolate-making villages in Cote d'Ivoire
    FFF (Fun Food Fact):  Hard-boiled eggs
    FFHF (Fun Food History Fact):  The origins of the American breakfast cereal
    FWTF (Fun With Troubleshooting Food):  How to Keep Cooked Green Vegetables Green 

    Write to me at [email protected]

    To learn more, visit www.projecthopeandfairness.org


    31 min
  • Tom's FoodCast #3: Padmore's Great Migration

    Padmore Cobbinah, whom Tom met in 2005 outside Elmina Castle in Ghana, joins thousands of sub-Saharan Africans who've paid to brave the Tuareg and the Libyan bandits and military to board a flimsy balloon boat and motor north toward Italy.  Join my third podcast to learn something about Ghanaian village life and about the story of this brave young man!

    Questions?  Contact Tom Neuhaus, [email protected]

    Write to me at [email protected]

    To learn more, visit www.projecthopeandfairness.org


    31 min

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