Recommendations: What to Watch: FOOD2050 Series (only with English captions)
I highly recommend this series, FOOD2050, from The Rockefeller Foundation in partnership with Media RED that highlights the initiatives of 10 global visionaries looking to improve the world's food systems at a local level.
EPISODES:
- 7Gen - Rosebud Indian Reservation, South Dakota, USA
- Lima 2035 - Lima, Perú
- Arakunomics - Araku, Wardha and New Delhi, India
- Stone Barns - Hudson Valley, New York, USA
- Mama's Kitchen - Dali, China
- A Place of Cool Waters - Nairobi, Kenya
- Eat Right India - New Delhi, India
- kwayeskastasowin wâhkôhtowin - Saskatchewan, Canada
- Re-rooting the Dutch Food System - The Netherlands
- FoodNerve - Lagos, Nigeria
Recomendaciones: Qué escuchar: Antroposabores: Un encuentro con... La gastronomía mexicana
Recomendaciones: Qué ver: Planeta Comida (RTVE) (en castellano, con subtítulos)
- Episodio 1: Globalización
- Episodio 2: Países emergentes
- Episodio 3: El culto al cuerpo
- Episodio 4: Ingeniería alimenticia
- Episodio 5: Religión y comida
- Episodio 6: Costumbres culinarias
- Episodio 7: El clima
- Episodio 8: La familia
- Episodio 9: Efectos de la colonización
- Episodio 10: Gastronomía española
Recommendations: What to Watch: Midnight Diner / Recomendaciones: Qué ver: Midnight Diner (Tiene subtítulos en español)
Photo credits: Netflix |
I'm delighted to have found this series on Netflix. I had read about it previously, but didn't want to add more to my long list of movies-to-watch, so when it popped up in my suggestions, I decided to watch an episode (they're less than 30 minutes-long) and I'm now hooked!
Surprisingly, I don't feel the need to binge watch it... just like the simple dishes highlighted in every episode, each one has to be savored and processed slowly to enjoy the the complexity of the human stories that at first glance might look mundane, but when delved deeper into their characters' lives, they are masterfully elevated to intricate and delightful stories... just like the food.
What I like is that each episode has an independent story - or at least from what I've watched so far (I'm still on the first season - of five!)
Here's the link to the trailer on YouTube, if you want to have an early taste:
Recomendaciones: Qué escuchar: LUXUS MENSAE
Recomendaciones: Qué ver y escuchar: La Gastronomía de la Escasez (The Foodie Studies)
Recomendaciones: Qué ver: Comerse el Mundo / Recommendations: What to Watch: Eat the World
Somos Cacao / We are Cacao | María Fernanda Di Giacobbe | TEDxChacao (Caracas, Venezuela) - 2018
Watch other similar TED talks with subtitles / Ver otras charlas similares de TED con subtítulos
Recomendaciones: Qué ver y escuchar: Antroposabores: Un encuentro con...
Recommendations: What to Listen: Podcasts in English - MARCH 2022
There are times when you’re in the mood of listening about food. Here are five of my favorite food-related podcasts I’ve been listening to a lot lately:
- The Food Chain from the BBC
- Climate Cuisine from Whetstone Radio
- PROOF from America's Test Kitchen
- Point of Origin from Whetstone Magazine
- Gastropod from Eater
Are there any food-related podcast that you like to listen and would love to recommend? Share it in the comment section!
Picture credits: BBC, Whetstone Radio, Whetstone Magazine, Gastropod, and America’s Test Kitchen.
Recommendations: What to Watch: FRUTO Conferences / Recomendaciones: Qué ver: Las conferencias FRUTO
(with subtitles by FRUTO / con subtítulos por FRUTO)
(with subtitles by FRUTO / con subtítulos por FRUTO)
(with subtitles by FRUTO / con subtítulos por FRUTO)