NYC iSchool's Podcast

James Beard once said, "Food is our common ground, a universal experience" and a group of ambitious teens from the NYC iSchool were determined to find out if this were true. Armed with an iPod touch and a metro card, the students traveled throughout the city exploring the connection between food, culture and literature. They gained new perspectives on our relationship to food through cultural interviews and meal time discussions, and they documented this journey in a serious of entertaining podc

James Beard once said, "Food is our common ground, a universal experience" and a group of ambitious teens from the NYC iSchool were determined to find out if this were true. Armed with an iPod touch and a metro card, the students traveled throughout the city exploring the connection between food, culture and literature. They gained new perspectives on our relationship to food through cultural interviews and meal time discussions, and they documented this journey in a serious of entertaining podc

James Beard once said, "Food is our common ground, a universal experience" and a group of ambitious teens from the NYC iSchool were determined to find out if this were true. Armed with an iPod touch and a metro card, the students traveled throughout the city exploring the connection between food, culture and literature. They gained new perspectives on our relationship to food through cultural interviews and meal time discussions, and they documented this journey in a serious of entertaining podc

James Beard once said, "Food is our common ground, a universal experience" and a group of ambitious teens from the NYC iSchool were determined to find out if this were true. Armed with an iPod touch and a metro card, the students traveled throughout the city exploring the connection between food, culture and literature. They gained new perspectives on our relationship to food through cultural interviews and meal time discussions, and they documented this journey in a serious of entertaining podc

James Beard once said, "Food is our common ground, a universal experience" and a group of ambitious teens from the NYC iSchool were determined to find out if this were true. Armed with an iPod touch and a metro card, the students traveled throughout the city exploring the connection between food, culture and literature. They gained new perspectives on our relationship to food through cultural interviews and meal time discussions, and they documented this journey in a serious of entertaining podc

James Beard once said, "Food is our common ground, a universal experience" and a group of ambitious teens from the NYC iSchool were determined to find out if this were true. Armed with an iPod touch and a metro card, the students traveled throughout the city exploring the connection between food, culture and literature. They gained new perspectives on our relationship to food through cultural interviews and meal time discussions, and they documented this journey in a serious of entertaining podc

James Beard once said, "Food is our common ground, a universal experience" and a group of ambitious teens from the NYC iSchool were determined to find out if this were true. Armed with an iPod touch and a metro card, the students traveled throughout the city exploring the connection between food, culture and literature. They gained new perspectives on our relationship to food through cultural interviews and meal time discussions, and they documented this journey in a serious of entertaining podc

James Beard once said, "Food is our common ground, a universal experience" and a group of ambitious teens from the NYC iSchool were determined to find out if this were true. Armed with an iPod touch and a metro card, the students traveled throughout the city exploring the connection between food, culture and literature. They gained new perspectives on our relationship to food through cultural interviews and meal time discussions, and they documented this journey in a serious of entertaining podc

James Beard once said, "Food is our common ground, a universal experience" and a group of ambitious teens from the NYC iSchool were determined to find out if this were true. Armed with an iPod touch and a metro card, the students traveled throughout the city exploring the connection between food, culture and literature. They gained new perspectives on our relationship to food through cultural interviews and meal time discussions, and they documented this journey in a serious of entertaining podcasts.