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S1 Ep 1: Alcenia’s Desserts and Preserves Shop Memphis, TN
The Black Kitchen Series
09/24/21 • 27 min
The Soul Food Scholar, Adrian Miller, interviews Ms. B.J. Chester-Tamayo, cookbook author and owner of Alcenia’s Desserts & Preserves Shop in Memphis, TN.
With the help of our friends at the Lee Initiative and the Southern Restaurants for Racial Justice Coalition, we announced the 71 Fellows of the Black Kitchen Initiative Black-owned restaurant grants. With this podcast, we dive a little deeper into 6 of their stories. Learn more about the Black Kitchen Initiative at BlackKitchenInitiative.com.
Cover art by Lo Harris.
We're Nominated for a Webby!
The Black Kitchen Series
04/15/24 • 1 min
Family, we’ve missed you! Thank you all so much for tuning into season 2 of the podcast. We’re so honored we got to amplify these stories of the Black innovators changing the face of food.
All the love you’ve shown us has gotten us nominated for a Webby Award! *insert air horns* We’re up for Best Branded Podcast, and to win the People’s Voice Award we need all the votes we can get. Voting ends April 18th at the link below! Share, share, share.
https://vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/2024/podcasts/features/best-branded-podcast-or-segment
S2 Ep 6: On Writing Black Food with Adrian Miller & Chala June
The Black Kitchen Series
05/23/23 • 48 min
At the end of the journey, back in Brooklyn, and putting all the pieces together. Season 2 host Jade Verette (@JadeofallJades) sits down with Black food historian, Soul Food Scholar, and host of Season 1, Adrian Miller, to make sense of all that she’s encountered over the course of her travels, and why Black food writing lies at the center of it all. Jade also sits down with Chala June to discuss why Black food writing is an act of resistance as much as it is an expression of love.
S2 Ep 1: Farm to Bottle with Delta Dirt Distillery
The Black Kitchen Series
04/18/23 • 32 min
This is the story of the Williams family and their business, Delta Dirt Distillery, in Helena, Arkansas, the only Black farm-to-bottle distiller in the country, and the only ones turning sweet potatoes into spirits.
To purchase merch, and for more information, head to DeltaDirtDistillery.com
A Chat with BEM Books
The Black Kitchen Series
05/25/23 • 11 min
BEM Books & More is a bookstore in downtown Brooklyn that exclusively sells Black food literature – cookbooks, foreign literature, novels, children's books, photo books, and any book that has rich, sumptuous descriptions of food. Jade sits with Gabrielle and Danielle Davenport, the sisters behind the first-of-its-kind bookshop. To learn more about BEM Books and more, please visit bembrooklyn.com
S2 Ep 5: The Healing Power of Food with Kelly Carlisle & Nia Lee
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05/16/23 • 40 min
We all know that food is more than food. It’s medicine – for the body, the soul, the heart...and for the community? The future? The wounds of the past? Host Jade Varette (@JadeofallJades) chases some sunshine in California and meets with two women harnessing the healing power of food in transformative ways: Kelly Carlisle – founder and Executive Director of Acta Non Verba: Youth Urban Farm Project out of Oakland – who is rewriting the narrative around the youth of her community, and chef/artist/Black Food Futurist Nia Lee, who is creating radical sites of healing and joy for Black queer femmes.
To keep up with ANV news, follow them @anv_farm. You can donate to the mission at anvfarm.org/. To follow Nia on her journey, find her on Instagram at @nialeeomg and @stormesupperclub.
BONUS: A Walk through Turnbridge
The Black Kitchen Series
05/04/23 • 18 min
After their conversation, Rollen took Jade and the team on a tour of Turnbridge Plantation, where they met up with alligators and birds and poops of all kind.
S1 Ep 3: Good Cakes and Bakes Detroit, MI
The Black Kitchen Series
09/24/21 • 30 min
S1 Ep 6: Forsyth Seafood Market & Café Winston-Salem, NC
The Black Kitchen Series
09/24/21 • 31 min
S2 Ep 2: Community Through FoodTok with KJ Kearney of @BlackFoodFridays
The Black Kitchen Series
04/25/23 • 40 min
KJ Kearney is the charismatic, community-oriented influencer driven by the love of his people. He may be behind the James Beard nominated @BlackFoodFridays TikTok and Instagram accounts, but what drives him goes much deeper than what you can find on the internet. Jade (@JadeofallJades) spends the day with him in Charleston and Savannah, and chats with him to find out how (and why) he’s making sense of social in this day and age.
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FAQ
How many episodes does The Black Kitchen Series have?
The Black Kitchen Series currently has 19 episodes available.
What topics does The Black Kitchen Series cover?
The podcast is about Black Lives Matter, Society & Culture, Blm, Documentary, Podcasts, Black Culture, Arts and Food.
What is the most popular episode on The Black Kitchen Series?
The episode title 'We're Nominated for a Webby!' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Black Kitchen Series?
The average episode length on The Black Kitchen Series is 25 minutes.
How often are episodes of The Black Kitchen Series released?
Episodes of The Black Kitchen Series are typically released every 2 days, 4 hours.
When was the first episode of The Black Kitchen Series?
The first episode of The Black Kitchen Series was released on Sep 24, 2021.
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