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Slow Food, the podcast

Slow Food Youth Network

Welcome to Slow Food, the podcast! Where we take you on a journey through the beauty of good, clean, and fair food systems. From the coffee in your cup to the cacao in your chocolate, we uncover the stories of the people who make our food possible. Valentina Gritti, a lover of slow food, is your host on this journey. Join us as we walk side-by-side with changemakers around the world who are working towards a more sustainable food system. We’ll also delve into the rich cultural knowledge of

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19:07

Bites of: entrepreneurship with Jam Melchor

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2022/05/11

Starting a new format: "Bites of" in which we dig into a specific topic with a young expert in the Slow Food Youth Network. The host in this episode is Jam Melchor, founder of the successful food delivery business "Yes Plate" in Manila, The Philippines. What are the keys for success in a food business? How to keep up with competitors and how to face moments of crisis? What is the importance of networking and how do you select the people in your team? Host, production & editing: Valentina

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Eating plant-based with Azul Meyer Mijares

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2022/04/15

What does plant-based diet mean? Can it be connected to our food traditions? How can we tropicalize our food with local ingredients? We will talk about this and much more in this exciting conversation with Azul Meyer Mijares, gastronome, photographer, chef and founder of @Hojazul from Cholula, Mexico. Join World Disco Soup Day 2022 by registering at this link! Host, production & editing: Valentina Gritti Guest: Azul Meyer Mijares Design: Pop-eye Music: Leonardo Prieto Dorantes Song: Simona en el

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15:52

[EN] Carlo Petrini: regenerating activism.

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2022/04/04

In this episode we are interviewing Carlo Petrini, founder and president of Slow Food. He will share with us his experience as an activist. We will also discuss the evolution of youth activism, the concept of gastronomy and the importance of regenerating our food system. We will also get some insights on the current vision of the Slow Food movement. A special thank to Jonas Pfannenstiel for translation and dubbing. Host, production & editing: Valentina Gritti Guest: Carlo Petrini Design:

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18:20

[IT] Carlo Petrini: rigenerando l’attivismo.

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2022/04/01

[English version will be published on Monday 4th of April!] In questo episodio intervistiamo Carlo Petrini, il fondatore e presidente di Slow Food, sulla sua esperienza da attivista. Trattiamo tematiche come l'evoluzione dell'attivismo giovanile e del concetto di gastronomia, l'importanza di rigenerare il nostro sistema alimentare e la visione attuale del movimento di Slow Food. Host, produzione & edizione: Valentina Gritti Ospite: Carlo Petrini Design: Pop-eye @slowfoodyouthnetwork

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SFYN podcast in 2022

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2022/03/21

Hello everyone and welcome back to the SFYN podcast. Slow Food Youth Network, or SFYN as we call it, is a worldwide movement of young activists with different backgrounds who want to contribute to a better local and international food system. If you’ve been following our podcast for a while, you know what the SFYN Podcast is all about, but what are our plans for the coming year? Have a listen what's coming up this year. Talk soon!

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39:34

Youth on political activism, sustainable food systems...

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/12/31

Take a break from December feasts and listen to the last episode of the SFYN podcast focused on EU food policies, in which we actually do not speak about EU food policies. While you are all recovering from delicious but intense end of the year festivities, let us talk to you about youth. These past years, young people from around the world have raised their voices, and took up the fight against climate change, inequalities, racism, war, corruption, you name it. Young people hold a great power to

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32:13

COP26: What‘s on the menu for food and farming?

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/12/14

Time for EU food policy! In this episode, Slow Food Europe talks about climate! Few weeks ago, world leaders met in Glasgow for the COP26! Alas, this crucial international summit on climate change ended with a disappointing agreement, just when the expectations of civil society, young people, indigenous peoples, and all those affected by the climate emergency were highest. What’s more, despite causing approximately 30% of all atmospheric carbon, there was little said about food and farming. Now that

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38:20

EU Farm to Fork Strategy: Science, Civil Society and...

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/11/17

Slow Food Europe is back with a second episode on the EU Farm to Fork Strategy, which was proposed by the EU Commission last year to accelerate the transition towards sustainable food systems in Europe. Last month, the EU Parliament voted in favor of this strategy despite repeated lobbying attacks from the agrifood industry. Slow Food warmly welcomed this vote, and took the opportunity to gather three panelists who have worked hard on the Farm to Fork Strategy since the start: Nina Holland,

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SFYNers around the globe: Juan Carlos Villegas (Mexico)

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/09/07

Welcome to a new episode of SFYNers around the globe! In this series we are going to meet different activists of our network. We are going to get to know more about who they are, what they do in their daily lives and how they are involved with the Slow Food Youth Network. We have a similar set of questions for all the SFYNers but in additions to those we will see of course where the conversation brings us. The special guest of today is Juan Carlos Villegas Cuevas, from Oaxaca in Mexico. Juan Carlos

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24:38

SFYNers around the globe: Cornel Popa (Iceland)

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/08/31

Welcome to a new episode of SFYNers around the globe! In this series we are going to meet different activists of our network. We are going to get to know more about who they are, what they do in their daily lives and how they are involved with the Slow Food Youth Network. We have a similar set of questions for all the SFYNers but in additions to those we will see of course where the conversation brings us. The special guest of today is Cornel Popa, who is a SFYN activist based in Reykjavik, Iceland

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24:54

SFYNers around the globe: Ruth Gutierrez (Bolivia)

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/08/17

Welcome to a new episode of SFYNers around the globe! In this series we are going to meet different activists of our network. We are going to get to know more about who they are, what they do in their daily lives and how they are involved with the Slow Food Youth Network. We have a similar set of questions for all the SFYNers but in additions to those we will see of course where the conversation brings us. The special guest of today is Ruth Gutierrez, from Bolivia. Ruth is a very young activist

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24:11

SFYNers around the globe: Carlo Sumoang (Philippines)

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/08/03

Welcome to a new episode of SFYNers around the globe! In this series we are going to meet different activists of our network. We are going to get to know more about who they are, what they do in their daily lives and how they are involved with the Slow Food Youth Network. We have a similar set of questions for all the SFYNers but in additions to those we will see of course where the conversation brings us. The special guest of today is Carlo Sumoang, a SFYN activist based in Manila, in The

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21:36

SFYNers around the globe: John Kiwagalo (Uganda)

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/07/27

Welcome to a new episode of SFYNers around the globe! In this series we are going to meet different activists of our network. We are going to get to know more about who they are, what they do in their daily lives and how they are involved with the Slow Food Youth Network. We have a similar set of questions for all the SFYNers but in additions to those we will see of course where the conversation brings us. The special guest of today is John Kiwagalo, from Mukono, in Uganda. John is one of the

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18:40

SFYNers around the globe: Rebecca Marcone (Scotland)

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/07/06

Welcome to the second episode of SFYNers around the globe! In this series we are going to meet different activists of our network. We are going to get to know more about who they are, what they do in their daily lives and how they are involved with the Slow Food Youth Network. We have a similar set of questions for all the SFYNers but in additions to those we will see of course where the conversation brings us. The special guest of today is Rebecca Marcone, who is originally from Italy but is

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SFYNers around the globe: Siwar Maalej (Tunisia)

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/06/29

Today we are kicking off a new series called SFYNers around the globe! In this series we are going to meet different activists of our network. We are going to get to know more about who they are, what they do in their daily lives and how they are involved with the Slow Food Youth Network. We have a similar set of questions for all the SFYNers but in additions to those we will see of course where the conversation brings us. The first guest of our series is Siwar Maalej, from SFYN Tunis, in Tunisia

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41:15

Resilience of indigenous communities

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/06/04

The goal of this episode is to broaden our understanding of a regenerative food system within the context of an indigenous community, and to shed light on the age-old agricultural practices that keep our communities strong. We learn about the multi-faceted challenges indigenous communities face, in the past, present, and future, and the solutions and growth that agriculture can provide. Amidst the trying times of the Covid-19 pandemic, we are humbled by new perspectives. The voices of our

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42:14

Slow Food EU: what’s going on with New GMOs?

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/05/17

This year the SFYN podcast is hosting a new series all dedicated to the European policy in terms of food and agriculture. The series will be conducted by Slow Food Europe, which is in charge of involving Slow Food in the political debate on the European level. The special host of this series is Alice Poiron, communication officer at Slow Food Europe. The topics touched will be in line with the most updated and relevant debates around food and agriculture in Europe. Today we kick off the series with

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Terra Madre ecosystems: urban lands & gastronomy

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/05/07

This is the last episode dedicated to the Slow Food event Terra Madre and we are exploring our final ecosystem: the urban lands. Our question for today is: what is the role of gastronomy in promoting local biodiversity? The special host of this episode is Ana Garcia Castellanos, who is working as a chef in a local food restaurant in Minnesota. She is from Guatemala and she is a digital activist for land rights and access to healthy diets. Ana will take us on a journey to Guatemala, Minnesota and

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Terra Madre Talks: Sandor Katz & the marvels of...

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/04/15

Today we will share with you this super nice Food Talk by Sandor Ellix Katz. Sandor is literally the guru of fermentation. He is from Tennessee, USA and he runs courses on fermentation across the world. He has participated in Terra Madre since its first edition and has helped create an international interest for these topics. The New York Times has called him “one of the few rock stars of the American gastronomic scene”. Learn the marvels of fermentation with his passionate Food Talk! Find the

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Terra Madre ecosystems: water lands & women in fishing.

Slow Food, the podcast ·

2021/04/07

In the framework of the Slow Food event Terra Madre, today we are exploring another ecosystem: the water lands. We will particularly focus on the role and the rights of women in fishing in different territories. In this podcast episode you will be accompanied by Lapo Degli Innocenti. Lapo is a researcher on International Law and Sustainable Development. Through his dissertation – A Rhapsody in Blue: International Fisheries Law towards (Un)Sustainable Development? – he explored international law’s

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