The Significance of Food as Culture, Michael Fry on the GALAS and New Film on the Trans Experience; Adam's Apple
YounifiedShow Notes
Our panel discusses how food helps define our culture in so many ways with Bia Zine founder, Victory Nwabu-Ekeoma; and contributors to the magazine; Luxmi Shanmuganantha, and Tshego Putu. We also speak with Michael Fry for the Social Scene ahead of him presenting the GALAS this year. And too with the filmmakers behind Adam's Apple; Amy Jenkins and her son Adam Sieswerda on the premiere of their film; Adam's Apple which documents Adam growing up as a trans-man. Listen here.
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