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This episode explores how a bad review at work launched the food media career of Ozoz Sokoh, a food adventurer, and champion of Nigerian cuisine. After moving to the Netherlands, she finds herself homesick for the foods of her childhood so she began writing about food as a way to remember, to call back fond memories. Overtime, that effort to reach back, helped pull her forward into purpose. In this episode you will experience Ozoz's infectious energy, and love of cuisine, her insatiable curiosity about food culture, and her perspective on how food brings us all together as one human family. Towards the end she shares intimate details of her experience with one of her heroes, the late great journalist, Mr. Anthony Bourdain. This is an episode you do not want to miss.
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