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Food Podcasting Podcasts

Easy Cook Bear Episodes 3 and 4

Easy Cook Bear is a food and culture show about how we cook, connect, and create. Host Lee-Sean Huang and guests share stories, swap recipes, and explore the creative processes of people who make art, culture, food, music, and more.

Listen and subscribe to Easy Cook Bear on Anchor.fm or on your favorite podcast platform.

Jaime Sunwoo wrote a play about SPAM. Yes, the canned meat product that brings out all kinds of conflicted, polarizing reactions in people. Specially Processed American Me, Jaime’s play, helped open up conversations about her own family’s escape from North Korea during the Korea War. Jaime also talks to Lee-Sean abut her new audio piece about Q-Anon, shares her simple family recipe for spicy soy chicken, and more.

Jaime Sunwoo is a Korean American multidisciplinary artist from Brooklyn, New York. She creates multimedia performances in galleries, theaters, and public spaces. Her works connect personal narratives to global histories through surreal storytelling. She studied art at Yale University, and is an alumni of The Laundromat Project for socially engaged art. She is currently a Ping Chong & Company Creative Fellow.

Dylan Uscher is a UX designer based in Boston, who previously ran a fashion business. He’s also a baker, stand-up comedian, and cancer survivor. Dylan opened up about how he turned his passions into a decade-long career, which he ultimately left to pursue a new career in UX design. Besides cooking, baking, and career transition stuff, Dylan also shared his trick for chocolate chip cookies and opened up about his love for Maangchi, Margaret Cho, and Helena Bonham Carter.

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Activism

scam the snail mail spammers

I just got this tip from my friend Fred in Montréal.  It’s really quite brilliant, so stick it back to the man next time you get spam, heehee 😉

Next time a bank invites you to subscribe to their new credit card, don’t write anything on the subscription forms and mail them back in the pre-payed envelope they sent you. Non-posted envelopes are not charged to the company, but the posted ones are… They’ll end up losing a lot of money and they’ll get stuck with all the paper they send out to our green planet.