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“I’m a Malaysian (Ipoh mali!) living in Canada. Listening to this podcast brings me joy and feelings of nostalgia. I’m also discovering and learning about food from my home country in a whole new way, thanks to Jun’s thoughtful storytelling approach, which is always backed by engaging interviews and good research. An excellent mash up of food, culture and history that leaves you wanting more.”
Alyssa Lai via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
04/19/21
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“Incredible podcast- combines food, history, culture, and even socioeconomic factors that shape our gustatory habits. If you like Anthony Bourdain’s work, you’ll enjoy this podcast”
Lergenderreh via Apple Podcasts ·
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06/17/20
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“Such an amazing and robust insight into different cultures from different angles. Listening from the UK”
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07/02/21
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“I love listening to Jun talk about food. His interests align with my own, and I know I'll hear him talk about the history and anthropological links to whatever the topic of the episode is. He delves into the intersection of food and culture and isn't afraid to let topics wander away and...”Read full review »
Taufan7 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/17/20
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