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Cooking & Baking

mitch96

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5. to see first-hand the impact these critical issues of the everyday lives of Americans...

Reply to BigmanPigman (Original post)

Fri Jan 24, 2020, 09:48 AM

Jan 2020

Sounds like he and other chef's are trying to fill the void that Anthony Bourdain left...
And that's a big hole to fill.. Marcus Samuelsson comes to mind. He travels around to different countrys and comments about the people, their struggle and their food... To me he is more in the Bourdain mold than any other of these wanna be's... His last one about the Armenian diaspora ant their genocide was a keeper... Never knew about the Armenian population in Glendale CA...
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"What's Eating America" new MSNBC show with [View all] BigmanPigman Jan 2020 OP

Sounds good-thanks! nt babylonsister Jan 2020 #1

thanks for the tip. Grasswire2 Jan 2020 #2

I bet the only "creepy" things on this show BigmanPigman Jan 2020 #3

MSNBC signed Tom Colicchio to a contract tishaLA Jan 2020 #4

to see first-hand the impact these critical issues of the everyday lives of Americans... mitch96 Jan 2020 #5

He was on Bourdain's No Reservations and Tony is his hero. BigmanPigman Jan 2020 #6