The thing that made this fun is that we have such different approaches.  The thing that didn’t make it fun was that it was at 9am on Sunday morning, when we were all just a little bit fatigued.

BUT Daniel recorded it, so if you want to listen to our groggy words then head on over to The Magic of Eyri and give a listen.

Deborah Duchon is a noted nutritional anthropologist, teacher, author and speaker, best known for her work on the hit TV show, Good Eats. She served as director of the Nutrition Education for New Americans Project at Georgia State University, in Atlanta. These days, she is studying the exotic origins of everyday foods, by investigating their un-domesticated beginnings and working forward to the present day.

Deborah and I talked about onions, Hmong refugees, black night-shade, potatoes, theater, and women in anthropology.