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Referenced in this episode:Acclaimed Seattle Chef's Staff Quits After Sexual Misconduct Allegations (NYT)Justin's write up of Rat BarThe Avery, where Soleil tried the kraut cocktailIs there a genius recipe you'd like to share? Tell me all about it at genius@food52.com.

Oh hi, we didn’t expect you here so soon. KIDDING we totally did and we have podcasts for you. Zane is still on a crusade to change the world with Popular Front, Liz regresses back to a time when stuff was all gumshoes and gals with Case Closed! (Old Time Radio). And Nick rounds it off with a look at food through a racial, cultural, and political lens with The Racist Sandwich. Then we do that thing we do where we review the things from last week. You know the one. It’s the bit with the reviews.Liz Recommends - Case Closed: Old Time Radiohttps://www.relicradio.com/otr/show/caseclosed/From the folks at Relic Radio. Classic entertainment from radio’s golden age. Relic Radio features eight podcasts offering old-time radio from a number of genres.Case Closed is audio play stories from the golden age. Old Time Crime is filled with cops, robbers, and private investigators...Let’s reopen the cases and hear these great stories again!For both: I like the old Sherlock and Johnnie Dollar eps. https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/case-closed-old-time-radio/id219708992Nick Recommends - The Racist SandwichRacist Sandwich is an American food podcast hosted by Stephanie Kuo and Juan Diego Ramírez. The podcast was originally hosted by San Francisco Chronicle Food Critic Soleil Ho and journalist Zahir Janmohamed. The podcast focuses on race, gender, and class within the food industry in the United States and abroad.For both: take a pick!LinkZane Recommends - Popular Fronthttps://www.popularfront.co/Popular Front is conflict journalism done differently. They report on the parts of war big media rarely acknowledges, and talk to people they'll never find. This is all independent, funded by members through subscriptions and sponsorship. Popular Front is detailed, niche, and for everyone. You don't need a PhD or an invite to a journo dinner party to be in on this.The podcast will forever be the backbone of Popular Front, but it has since grown to become a grassroots conflict journalism platform. They're doing documentaries, news dispatches, articles, print publications, training, and building a community. For both: Pick One you think you can handlehttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/popular-front/id1364539980?mt=2 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Podcast Recommendations for National Candy Corn Day https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/savor/the-scorn-of-candy-corn-Xdg10fOhTrc/ (Savor - The Scorn of Candy Corn) http://www.racistsandwich.com/episodes/2020/1/12/e74-bad-kimchi-w-noah-cho (The Racist Sandwich - Bad Kimchi (w/ Noah Cho)) (By Stephanie Kuo)  https://onsomething.org/2019/08/27/episode-6-neal-paola-a-love-story/ (On Something - Neal & Paola: A Love Story) Today’s guest is Stephanie Kuo, a host of the Racist Sandwich podcast. Use #NationalCandyCornDay for all things related to this day.  Helpful Links Go to https://ratethispodcast.com/podcastgumbo (RateThisPodcast.com/podcastgumbo) to rate and review this podcast. It will help you lose weight.  Podcast Gumbo is produced by Paul Kondo each week. Paul also writes the https://www.podcastgumbo.com/podcast-gumbo-newsletter/ (Podcast Gumbo newsletter) where he recommends 3 unique podcast episodes every Wednesday. Full transcripts of every episode are on the https://www.podcastgumbo.com/podcast-gumbo-podcast/ (Podcast Gumbo website).  Want some weekly podcasting knowledge? https://www.podcastgumbo.com/things-im-learning-about-creating-the-podcast-gumbo-podcast/ (Learn how Paul creates this podcast). Paul can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/paulkondo (@paulkondo). If you didn’t know, I am Paul.  This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Are bugs the food of the future? Should I start a bug farm? What’s the best way to cook them? All that and more on today’s episode, featuring the amazing Soleil Ho, food critic at the San Francisco Chronicle, host of the podcast Extra Spicy, and founder of the podcast Racist Sandwich. 〰️〰️〰️ More information and show notes here 〰️〰️〰️ Advice For And From The Future is written, edited and performed by Rose Eveleth. The theme music is by Also, Also, Also. The logo is by Frank Okay. Additional music this episode provided by Blue Dot Sessions. To get even more, you can become a Flash Forward Presents Time Traveler for access to behind the scenes exclusive content, early access to new shows, and other surprises & goodies. Show sponsors: Better Help: Take charge of your mental health with the help of an experienced professional. Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/futureadvice. Shaker & Spoon: A subscription cocktail service that helps you learn how to make hand-crafted cocktails right at home. Get $20 off your first box at shakerandspoon.com/futureadvice. Tab for a Cause: A browser extension that lets you raise money for charity while doing your thing online. Whenever you open a new tab, you’ll see a beautiful photo and a small ad. Part of that ad money goes toward a charity of your choice! Join team Advice For And From The future by signing up at tabforacause.org/futureadvice. Tavour: Tavour is THE app for fans of beer, craft brews, and trying new and exciting labels. You sign up in the app and can choose the beers you’re interested in (including two new ones DAILY) adding to your own personalized crate. Use code: futureadvice for $10 off after your first order of $25 or more.  Purple Carrot: Purple Carrot is THE plant-based subscription meal kit that makes it easy to cook irresistible meals to fuel your body. Each week, choose from an expansive and delicious menu of dinners, lunches, breakfasts, and snacks! Get $30 off your first box by going to www.purplecarrot.com and entering code futureadvice at checkout today! Purple Carrot, the easiest way to eat more plants! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Soleil Ho was hired to be the new restaurant critic at the San Francisco Chronicle, she was replacing someone who had held the role for 32 years. She took it upon herself to totally reinvent the job, working to create a sight of exploration, representation, and equity. Listen in on our conversation to learn how she did it, and what her role is like now, in the time of Corona.In March, HRN began producing all of our 35 weekly shows from our homes all around the country. It was hard work stepping away from our little recording studio, but we know that you rely on HRN to share resources and important stories from the world of food each week. It’s been a tough year for all of us, but right now HRN is asking for your help. Every dollar that listeners give to HRN provides essential support to keep our mics on. We've got some fresh new thank you gifts available, like our limited edition bandanas.Keep Queer the Table on the air: become an HRN Member today! Go to heritageradionetwork.org/donate. Art by Wendy XuQueer the Table is powered by Simplecast.

Part 2 of "Dear Sugar Radio: The Writers Resist" at The Aladdin Theater in Portland, Oregon. They discuss how to counteract post-election cynicism with Zahir Janmohamed, writer and co-host of the podcast "Racist Sandwich," and they answer questions from the audience in rapid-fire fashion. This episode was originally released on January 27th, 2017.

Whoa, it's been a full year since Racist Sandwich switched off the lights and took what was, then, an indefinite hiatus. We're so glad we made the decision to come back. We may be down two essential members, but we're stronger and hungrier than ever! To celebrate how far we've come, we wanted to highlight one of our proudest moments of the past year: getting nominated for a James Beard Award for our episode on the erasure of barbecue's Black roots in America. -- We're talking barbecue. It's delicious, it's trendy, it's decidedly American. But barbecue's story today has pretty huge holes. Over the past several years, joints like Franklin Barbecue in Austin have commandeered the barbecue narrative, and mainstream food media have fallen over themselves to give Aaron Franklin and Central Texas pit masters like him their spotlight – largely ignoring the regional diversity of barbecue in Texas (and across the South) and ultimately erasing the Black and Brown folks who created it and built its legacy. For this reported episode, Stephanie talks to Soul Food Scholar Adrian Miller, Texas Monthly barbecue editor Daniel Vaughn; Brent and Juan Reaves, co-owners of Smokey John's Bar-B-Que in Dallas; and Johnny Walker, owner and pitmaster at Momma Jean's BBQ in Lampasas, Texas. Produced by Stephanie Kuo. Music by Robert Earl Keen, Pierce Murphy, AF the Naysayer, Blue Dot Sessions and Brad Turner.

This week we talk about Taika Waititi's latest film, Jojo Rabbit, Akinna's newest favourite podcast, and Jem's latest favourite series, Modern Love on Amazon Prime.___Follow us___Instagram: @riceisricepodTwitter: @riceisrice_podYoutube: Rice is rice

Katy spends some time reflecting on the last year - and shares some of our favorite podcasts for you to listen to. We share a few clips from those shows in this episode and the links to the full episodes (plus some extras) are below.  Long Distance Radio is a documentary podcast about stories in the Filipino diaspora. Hosted and produced by Paola Mardo and Patrick Epino.  Featured in this episode: Long Distance S2, E1: Cendrillon Another recommended episode:  Long Distance S1, E6: Filipino Tiki Bar  Long Distance TV: Cendrillon Fish Sinigag with Amy Besa & Romy Dorotan Racist Sandwich - Hosts Stephanie Kuo and Juan Ramirez interview chefs and purveyors of color and tackle food’s relationship to race, gender, and class in their bi-weekly podcast.  Featured in this episode: Episode 71: Nourishing the Soul (w/ Karla T. Vasquez)  Another recommended episode:  Episode 58: Erasing Black Barbecue (w/ Johnny Walker, Adrian Miller, Daniel Vaughn, and Brent & Juan Reaves) Salt & Spine is the podcast focused exclusively on the art and craft of the cookbook: the compelling stories behind their creation, evolution, and lasting legacy. Created and hosted by Brian Hogan Stewart.  Featured in this episode: Ivan Orkin + Chris Ying // The Gaijin Cookbook Other recommended episodes:  Leticia Landa, Nite Yun & Nafy Flatley // We Are La Cocina East Bay Cooks LIVE We are so grateful for our first ever season sponsors: Pared! They find vetted hospitality professionals to fill your shifts. Copper & Heat listeners get 30% off their first gig. Use the code COPPER when booking.  Send your thoughts, feelings, and stories to hello@copperandheat.com. We can’t wait to hear from you. 

The guys discuss a racist receipt giving to a customer and how he responded to it. Make sure to rate, retweet, and share the podcast and follow the show on all social media @DandDavisShow for updates and more great content.

This week, Racist Sandwich is going international. Juan interviews Dany, who's cooking up spectacular meals from inside his prison cell in France. He makes everything from Moroccan tagine to tiramisu with nothing more than a small induction burner and a few items from the prison commissary (and sometimes a little something extra smuggled in from the outside). They talk about Dany's passion for cooking, how his Instagram page went viral, the politics of prison life and his plans to start a career in food when he gets out. But first, Juan and Stephanie discuss the state of podcasting and check some jerks on the Internet. Produced by Stephanie Kuo and Juan Ramirez. Music by Brad Turner and Blue Dot Sessions.  

In this episode of Sooo Aggressive, Vanessa (@vanessavjohnston) chats with fellow comedian Sarah Lawrence (@thesarahlawrence) about doing shrooms, women proposing to their boyfriends, and the many mysteries of Australia. All this and more on Sooo Aggressive with Vanessa Johnston! OUTLINE: 1. Intro (0:00-2:43) 2. Sarah’s Mushroom Trip (2:43 - 9:41) a. Sex on Mushrooms (8:40 - 9:41) 3. Relationships and Saying “I love you” (9:42 - 34:11) a. Booty Call to Boyfriend (10:15 - 15:43) b. It’s Different this Time (15:44 - 16:53) c. Would you Propose to a Guy? (16:54 - 17:08) d. Love has No Ego (17:09 - 23:37) e. Proposing to a Guy (23:38 - 28:20) f. Open Relationships (28:21 - 30:09) g. Rite Aid Manicures (30:10 - 31:32) h. Saying “I love you” First (31:33 - 34:11) 4. Roast Battle with Sarah (34:12 - 39:51) a. STD Jokes are Funny (36:12 - 37:36) b. Drinking Water (37:37 - 39:51) 5. Halloween in Australia (39:52 - 45:19) a. Big Bags of Candy (39:52 - 41:18) b. Halloween and Roo Bars (41:19 - 45:17) 6. Sarah’s Food Taste and Diet (45:18 - 50:33) a. Not a Taco Fan (45:20 - 47:12) b. Racist Sandwich (47:13 - 48:17) c. Panera Bread (48:18 - 49:06) d. Vanessa’s Grandparents (49:07 - 50:33) 7. Improv Classes and Characters (50:34 - 53:22) 8. Peeing in a Wetsuit (53:23 - 55:58) 9. Broken Ankle on a Bird (55:59 - 57:26) 10. Calling Out People on Social Media (57:27 - 1:01:56) 11. Outro (1:01:57 - 1:03:30)

Prudence is joined this week by Soleil Ho, the San Francisco Chronicle’s restaurant critic. She’s written for food and pop culture publications like Bitch, Food & Wine, Taste, and Wine Enthusiast and hosted podcasts like Popaganda and Racist Sandwich. Prudie and Ho dig into letters about how to handle anger towards your in-laws, even though they’ve moved past their initial homophobia, how to disclose your disability when entering the dating game, what to do when your boyfriend gets upset that you didn’t immediately disclose that you’re an adoptee, how to handle transphobic co-workers after finally accepting that you’re a trans woman, what to do with a mom who believes your high school girlfriend made you gay. Slate Plus members get an additional mini-episode of Dear Prudence every Friday. Sign up now to listen. Email: prudencepodcast@gmail.com Production by Phil Surkis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Prudence is joined this week by Soleil Ho, the San Francisco Chronicle’s restaurant critic. She’s written for food and pop culture publications like Bitch, Food & Wine, Taste, and Wine Enthusiast and hosted podcasts like Popaganda and Racist Sandwich. Prudie and Ho dig into letters about how to handle anger towards your in-laws, even though they’ve moved past their initial homophobia, how to disclose your disability when entering the dating game, what to do when your boyfriend gets upset that you didn’t immediately disclose that you’re an adoptee, how to handle transphobic co-workers after finally accepting that you’re a trans woman, what to do with a mom who believes your high school girlfriend made you gay. Slate Plus members get an additional mini-episode of Dear Prudence every Friday. Sign up now to listen. Email: prudencepodcast@gmail.com Production by Phil Surkis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Like a great deal of food media in America, the world of restaurant criticism has a long history of hiring white writers and closing its doors to people of color.  So it was exciting to see the San Francisco Chronicle break the mold last year when it hired Vietnamese-American food writer and co-host of The Racist Sandwich podcast, Soleil Ho, to be its lead restaurant critic. If that wasn't cool enough, Soleil also happens to be a fellow graduate of Grinnell College, the small progressive liberal arts college in Iowa that I attended a mere 40 years before she did. For all those reasons and more, I had to have Soleil on Special Sauce. At Grinnell, Soleil remembers "having to petition dining services to leave soy sauce out for breakfast, and they didn't understand why we needed it. And I had to make my case like, ‘No, soy sauce and eggs is a thing that people eat.’” Vocal as she was about food, though, she didn’t start out wanting to be a food writer. "When I entered college, I wanted to get into physics. I was really into quantum physics and was reading the History of Time and all of these other books,” she recalls. But cooking always had an undeniable allure. "Oh, I used to be so into Iron Chef when I was a kid. I loved the bravado of it, of peeling eels alive and all of that stuff. And that's what really attracted me to that.”  Learning to cook came later, initially from reading, watching TV, and dining out, and eventually from working in Portland as a line cook. It was during her line cook days that she started her groundbreaking podcast, The Racist Sandwich, with Zahir Janmohamed. "We wanted the show to be a reliable place within food media for people to find these stories that seems like they only ran on special occasions. You know, like you'd only read black stories in February during Black History Month, or you'd only read LGBTQ stories during June, Pride Month, those sorts of things. And we wanted to cover that stuff all the time and not feel like those stories were an exception or tokens or anything like that." We covered so many interesting topics during the first half of our conversation we never even got to her San Francisco Chronicle gig. For that, you'll have to wait until next week. In the meantime, you can check out her bylines for the newspaper right here. -- The full transcript for this episode can be found over here at Serious Eats:  https://www.seriouseats.com/2019/08/special-sauce-soleil-ho-on-her-journey-from-quantum-physics-to-racist-sandwich.html

The San Francisco Chronicle's newest food critic has been on the job for about three months now. Since starting, Soleil Ho has written about ethical eating in the age of #MeToo, and how much we're willing to pay for human interaction at restaurants. We revisit our conversation with Soleil Ho, and how she approaches food criticism in nontraditional ways. Guest: Soleil Ho, San Francisco Chronicle Restaurant Critic, cohost of the Racist Sandwich podcast.

Issa crossover y’all! Join our conversation this week as we sit down with producer / editor / overall contributor, @juandr47 (Juan Ramirez) of Racist Sandwich!!!! He’s letting us in on his love of skateboarding and LA, updating us about the podcast, and of course getting into race and food. Tune in and LISTENNNNN because it’s too good not to AND because we fuckin said so! Love y’all! #ittakesavillage

We have big news. Our beloved hosts are starting amazing new chapters in their lives: Soleil is settling in as food critic for The San Francisco Chronicle, and Zahir is now in his first year of fiction writing at the University of Michigan. What does that mean for Racist Sandwich? For now, we'll be taking some time off to reflect and to plan for the future of the podcast. We (co-producers Stephanie and Juan) are working hard to figure out how we can continue to bring you all more conversations about food, race, class and gender. Thank you for being a listener, a supporter and a friend. Stay tuned! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram and like our Facebook page.

Food says a lot about who we are. It can identify where we come from and what we like. In some cases, it may even let us know when we’re being racist. In a way, that’s a starting point for the San Francisco Chronicle's new restaurant critic Soleil Ho. The host of the podcast Racist Sandwich, Soleil tells The Bay about how food is a conduit for way more than what’s on our plates. ... Also, she likes the “gross” stuff, too. Guest: Soleil Ho, San Francisco Chronicle’s new restaurant critic, cohost of the Racist Sandwich podcast.

Headlines: Next 2019 Menus: https://mailchi.mp/nextrestaurant/announcing-nexts-2019-menus-1254693 Grant Crilly Kitchen Think: https://www.reddit.com/r/sousvide/comments/a3si78/grant_crilly_chefsteps_new_tv_show_premiers_11pm/ Soleil Ho: https://www.sfchronicle.com/restaurants/article/Soleil-Ho-named-the-San-Francisco-Chronicle-s-13444943.php Julian Niccolini Forced out of Four Seasons Restaurant: https://ny.eater.com/platform/amp/2018/12/17/18145098/julian-niccolini-four-seasons-restaurant-out-me-too Andrew Brochu Out, Nick Dostal Joins Alinea: https://www.chicagotribune.com/dining/ct-food-brochu-roister-nick-dostal-alinea-1217-story.html?fbclid=IwAR19UO512fMp7g_QryHmGS7eDMNBIw2uCN7P5aDJgftqfIFA1fDcm5g8qFs |Main Stories| Lucky Cricket: https://www.eater.com/platform/amp/2018/11/20/18105239/andrew-zimmern-lucky-cricket-chinese-restaurant-chain-minnesota?utm_campaign=eater&utm_content=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&__twitter_impression=true WhatsApp in India: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/23/dining/whatsapp-india-cooking.html#click=https://t.co/RCKs3IOhYV Jessica Largey: https://www.eater.com/platform/amp/2018/11/29/18112580/jessica-largey-simone-restaurant-healthcare?utm_campaign=eater&utm_content=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&__twitter_impression=true Endagered Somms: https://www.thedailybeast.com/are-great-sommeliers-an-endangered-species BTS with Michelin: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2009/11/23/lunch-with-m/amp?__twitter_impression=true Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: https://amzn.to/2LtjhHt —

On this week's show, we begin (1:16) with a discussion on what it would mean for English to be named Vietnam's second national language, as recently mentioned at a conference on startups and tech innovation in Hanoi. Then (12:28), we break down several cliches about Vietnam that we're frustrated by seeing in international media. These include an over-reliance on war references and simplistic food coverage. Our interview guest (23:26) is Soleil Ho, the San Francisco Chronicle's new food critic and co-host of the Racist Sandwich podcast. We talked to Soleil via Skype about her background, her rise to food writing prominence in the US, cultural appropriation in food and much more. As always, we end with Banh Mi Banter (51:49).

This episode is all about Somali food: sambusas, bananas with rice and...pineapple upside-down cake? In part one, Soleil sits down with Hamdi Ahmed to talk about a cookbook she co-wrote in high school. Soo Fariista (Come Sit Down) is a collection of family recipes and a portal to her childhood food memories. They discuss her favorite dishes, fusing Somali and American cuisine and how her cookbook is just one way Somalis are becoming more visible in Minnesota. In part two, we do something a little different. Racist Sandwich isn't a cooking show, but for one day, and one day only, Soleil cooks sambusas for us! It definitely *sounds* delicious. Produced by Stephanie Kuo and Juan Ramirez. Music by AF the Naysayer, Lee Rosevere and Blue Dot Sessions.    

On today’s episode we tackle a future that was once a staple of science fiction: food pills. Instead of shopping and cooking and sitting down to eat meals together, we all simply pop our nutritional pills and move along with our lives. How feasible is this, really? Where did the idea come from? And what does the rise and fall in the popularity of the idea say about our changing relationships to food, culture and politics? Guests: Annalee Newitz, science journalist and science fiction author, co-host of Our Opinions Are Correct Charlie Jane Anders, science fiction author, co-host of Our Opinions Are Correct Helen Rosner, food correspondent for the New Yorker Rob McGinley Myers, writer and podcaster Katie Gordon, associate professor of psychology at North Dakota State University and co-host of Jedi Counsel Podcast Mike Rugnetta, producer of Reasonably Sound Soleil Ho, food writer, co-host of Racist Sandwich, host of Popaganda →→→  For more information about the guests, links, and further reading, go to https://www.flashforwardpod.com/2018/10/21/farm-to-tablet/ ←←← Flash Forward is produced by me, Rose Eveleth. The intro music is by Asura and the outtro music is by Hussalonia. The voices from the future for this episode were provided by  Tony Garcia, Fernando Galdino and Ed Yong. The episode art is by Matt Lubchansky. If you want to suggest a future we should take on, send us a note on Twitter, Facebook or by email at info@flashforwardpod.com. We love hearing your ideas! And if you think you’ve spotted one of the little references I’ve hidden in the episode, email us there too. If you’re right, I’ll send you something cool. And if you want to support the show, there are a few ways you can do that too! Head to www.flashforwardpod.com/support for more about how to give. But if that’s not in the cards for you, you can head to iTunes and leave us a nice review or just tell your friends about us. Those things really do help. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What does it mean to consume a $5 burger? How do we rectify the need to provide people with affordable food and create viable food and service jobs? Soleil Ho is an accomplished writer and host of The Racist Sandwich and Popanganda podcasts, and she joins us today to talk about the flaws of service - we unpack a lack of diversity in ownership, why restaurants aimed at providing affordable food like Locol shut down, and we nerd out - one podcaster to another.

I had the chance to chat with the amazing chef and writer Soleil Ho about her podcast, Racist Sandwich, the political implications of what we eat, and lots more.

Scib auditions for the BBC, as well as chats about the NEG and some insight from Papa Barrie Cassidy.

Today's episode is an important one for us at Racist Sandwich. We talk a lot about the intersection of food, race and culture, but we're also a podcast about class – because we know a lot of people aren't afforded the luxury of food as leisure. For a lot of people, food is survival. But prolific writer and self-proclaimed "internet yeller," Ijeoma Oluo says the poor deserve more than that. In this episode, Ijeoma joins producer Stephanie Kuo for a frank and emotional conversation about food and poverty and how society uses food to deny the poor their dignity and humanity. They're made to feel shame about their hunger, their choices and their desire to enjoy life and eat something decadent every once and a while. Thanks to the pair of awesome people who donated to RAICES as part of our quick Twitter fundraiser last week. RAICES needs all the support it can get to help immigrant families who are being detained at the border. It's not too late to give! Donate here. Produced by Stephanie Kuo. Music by AF the Naysayer and Blue Dot Sessions.  

Una invitación a escuchar un episodio especial que se creó en colaboración con el podcast Racist Sandwich, y una probadita de lo que se está preparando en la cocina de Tertulia.

Can culinary podcasts change the way society sees food? We think so, and so does Juan Ramirez, producer of the excellent "Racist Sandwich" podcast. Next, we discuss the ways in which different cultures discuss body image.

In this week’s episode, we speak with Soleil Ho (she/her), a writer, chef, and host of two fantastically intersectional podcasts: Popaganda and Racist Sandwich. Topics include: The privileges of giving off “non-binary, gay vibes” as a female chef Fighting against sexual harassment at your favorite restaurant Creating a queer Vietnamese-American community Claiming gayness while in a heterosexual marriage Read more about our This Week in Gender topics here and here. Questions/feedback/feelings? Hit us up at gendereveal@gmail.com or on Twitter @gendereveal. You can also submit questions anonymously here. And of course, we always appreciate donations at patreon.com/gender or paypal.me/MollyWoodstock. Logo: Ira M. Leigh Music: Breakmaster Cylinder Sponsors: Gladrags and Open Hand Health— let them know we sent you!

After a long and popping first season, we're taking a short break to recharge, relax, and raise funds for season two! Thank you for listening to Racist Sandwich, and huge thanks to the collaborators, guests, and friends who all helped us along the way. It has been an incredible run for these first-time podcasters. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Has the first mainstream wave of cultural appropriation activism achieved its goals? Andrea Wien talks to Soleil Ho, writer, chef and co-host of the podcast Racist Sandwich, and Kimberly Chou, co-director of Food Book Fair and co-host of the HRN show Recommended Reading with Food Book Fair, about where we're at in the conversation, what needs to happen to move these concerns forward and why this discussion seems so frequently to center around Asian food and activists. Meant to Be Eaten is powered by Simplecast

Recorded on the eve of Thanksgiving from three different parts of the continent, Jeff and Phil welcome chef and food writer Soleil Ho, co-host of the podcast Racist Sandwich. They discuss food and thanks, as well as the Good, Bad and WTF of Thanksgiving.

Chow down on food politics. On this episode, three food writers of color talk about reshaping food media. It's often tricky to discuss race, gender, and class in the food industry! We hear from chef and "Racist Sandwich" podcast host Soleil Ho, Eater and A Hungry Society writer Korsha Wilson, and Thrillist editor Khushbu Shah.

Racist Sandwich is a Portland, Oregon based podcast that tackles the intersection of food, race, class and gender. Started by journalist Zahir Janmohamed and chef Soleil Ho, both with no prior podcasting experience, the show has received recommendations from outlets like the CBC and The New York Times. Zahir joins us to talk about learning […] The post Podcast #101 – Racist Sandwich appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Racist Sandwich is a Portland, Oregon based podcast that tackles the intersection of food, race, class and gender. Started by journalist Zahir Janmohamed and chef Soleil Ho, both with no prior podcasting experience, the show has received recommendations from outlets like the CBC and The New York Times. Zahir joins us to talk about learning […] The post Podcast #101 – Racist Sandwich appeared first on Radio Survivor.

On a new episode of Food Without Borders, host Sari Kamin is joined by Soleil Ho, a chef, writer, and co-host of the The Racist Sandwich podcast. Tune in to hear them discuss her assimilated upbringing, authenticity and ownership in food businesses, food media's white supremacy problem, mayonnaise, and more!

Racist Sandwich covers the recent white supremacist rally in Portland; in part one, we interview people of color at the counter-protest, as well as a Trump supporter and anti-fascist activists; in part two, we cover the fundraiser and tribute for the three heroes who stood up to white supremacy Produced by Zahir Janmohamed and Juan Ramirez. Music by AF the Naysayer and Blue Dot Sessions.

On April 29th, over 100 White people came to 82nd Ave in Portland, Oregon, chanting "USA", "Go back to where you come from", and other racist and anti-immigrant sentiments. A few days later , staff from APANO met  with Mayor Ted Wheeler, APANO joined with partners to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. A portion of 82nd Avenue sits within the Jade District, one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Oregon state. Where did this come from, and what does this say about our region? Zahir Janmohamed is the Policy Director for APANO, the Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon. He is also the co-host of Racist Sandwich, a podcast about race and food. Scot Nakagawa has spent the last four decades as a pro-democracy activist, addressing issues of race and gender inequity, religious bigotry, and anti-LGBTQ oppression through community-based campaigns, cultural organizing, popular education, writing, and public policy advocacy. Scot has worked with numerous organizations and movements over the years, having served as Fight the Right Organizer and Field Director of the National LGBTQ Task Force; Education Co-Coordinator of the Highlander Research and Education Center; Associate Director of the Western Prison Project (Partnership for Safety and Justice); and Executive Director of the MRG Foundation of Oregon, and of the Social Justice Fund, NW. Find him on Facebook.

Author Elna Baker recounts childhood memories of workshopping material at her Mormon church’s “open mic” sessions, comedian and former SNL writer Brooks Wheelan teaches us how to fast talk our way out of illegal situations, Zahir Janmohamed breaks down the peanut butter and jelly controversy that led to the naming of his podcast The Racist Sandwich, and jazz virtuoso Thundercat treats us to a scale-flipping treasure from his forthcoming release, Drunk.

The Sugars return for Part 2 of "Dear Sugar Radio: The Writers Resist" at The Aladdin Theater in Portland, Oregon. They discuss how to counteract post-election cynicism with Zahir Janmohamed, writer and co-host of the podcast "Racist Sandwich," and they answer questions from the audience in rapid-fire fashion.

On this episode of Racist Sandwich, we talk with sneaker maven Ian Williams, who owns and operates Deadstock Coffee, a sneaker-themed coffee shop in downtown Portland. We discuss what it means to take up space, why sneaker culture is integral to urban life, the ways in which Portland has changed since Ian's childhood, and the whiteness of the coffee scene here. And of course, a little bit about basketball too!