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These Times Have A History: Megan Elias
Episode 131

These Times Have A History: Megan Elias

Speaking Broadly · Heritage Radio Network

May 26, 202045m 58s

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Show Notes

In these so-called "unprecedented times," historian Megan Elias explains that there is in fact no such thing. Everything has a precedent. In this wide-ranging interview Elias, the Director of the Gastronomy Program at Boston University, looks at parallels between today's food voices, meat shortages, community cookbooks and past disruptions. Will the experience of COVID-19 change us? History—and Megan Elias—will tell us. Listen in for a glimpse at the future through the past.

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boston universityfeast meets westfood voicesmegan eliasprogramcommunity cookbooksdana cowincovid-19entrepreneurscoronavirusgastronomyhistorianpast disruptionsheritage radio networkwomen in foodmeat shortagesfood & wine magazinedirectorhistory