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Join us this week as The Feast hits the road with the Manitoba Food History Project Food Truck. We speak to Dr. Janis Thiessen and Kent Davies (University of Winnipeg), two leaders on this research project to discover meaningful dishes and historical recipes in Manitoba, Canada. The truck (and the project) travels the length and breadth of the province, interviewing Manitobans about food and recipes. From chili cheeseburgers to Jollibee chicken to puffed wheat squares, we’ll learn how this project uncovers the rich history to Manitoba’s food, all from the confines of a (semi-)reliable food truck. Written and Produced by Laura CarlsonSound Mixing by Mike PorttSpecial Guests: Dr. Janis Thiessen, Professor of History, University of Winnipeg, author of Snacks: A Canadian Food HistoryKent Davies, Oral History Centre Audio Technician & Adjunct Professor, University of Winnipeg, Podcast Producer of Preserves, the podcast of the Manitoba Food History ProjectSpecial Thanks to: Kimberley Moore, collaborator on the Manitoba Food History Project. She is an Adjunct Professor and Program Co-ordinator at the Oral History Centre at the University of Winnipeg. Visit www.thefeastpodcast.org for show notes, recipes, links, and more! Episode Cover Photo by Kimberley MooreThe Feast is part of the Podglomerate NetworkLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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