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Simran Sethi is a journalist and educator focused on food, sustainability and social change. Named the environmental “messenger” by Vanity Fair and designated one of the top eight women saving the planet by Marie Claire, Simran is the creator of The Slow Melt, the first podcast on the continuum of chocolate, winner of the 2017 SAVEUR award for Best Food Podcast. She is also the author of Bread, Wine, Chocolate: The Slow Loss of Foods We Love. The book tells the story of changes in food and agri…

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Sorry Folks, Climate Change Won't Make Chocolate Taste Better

Sorry Folks, Climate Change Won't Make Chocolate Taste Better

Two years ago, news headlines blared, " Cheese really is crack," citing research that was widely misinterpret…

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For those who think white chocolate isn't 'real' chocolate, have we got bars for you

For those who think white chocolate isn't 'real' chocolate, have we got bars for you

For years, connoisseurs dismissed white chocolate - a confection made with cocoa butter, milk solids and suga…

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2017: The Year In Food

2017: The Year In Food

Food Tank, the global think tank dedicated to exploring sustainability in food and agriculture, has released …

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How I learned to stop worrying and love raw-milk cheese

How I learned to stop worrying and love raw-milk cheese

Last month, cheese experts and aficionados descended on Bra, a small town in the Piedmont region of Italy, to…

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Meet the Guy Who Paints Portraits of Cheese

Meet the Guy Who Paints Portraits of Cheese

Mike Geno paints cheese. Creamy swirls of Brie; dense, mottled blues; feta flecked with pepper. "My life is f…

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‘Remembering Is a Form of Protest’: Japanese Prison Camp Survivor Satsuki Ina on the Trauma of Detention

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By Simran Sethi
| The Xylom
Unseen: The Impact of Trump’s Draconian Immigration Policies on Asian Americans This story is produced by Mindsite News, a nonprofit news outlet reporting on mental health, and co-published by The Xylom. It is part of an ongoing series supported by the Nova Institute for Health. All photos are from The Poet and the Silk Girl: A Memoir of Love, Imprisonment, and Protest by Satsuki Ina (c) 2024, reproduced with permission from Heyday. Subscribe to the MindSite News Daily newsletter here.
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"I don't like this whole thing of escapism, it's important to be in touch with past," says Imtiaz Ali on embracing nostalgia

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By Simran Sethi
| India Gazette Verified
By Simran Sethi New Delhi [India], June 12 (ANI): Through his storytelling, ace filmmaker Imtiaz Ali often weaves the magic of nostalgia onto the big screen. Nostalgia is one of the common threads that binds his films together.
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‘Remembering Is a Form of Protest’: Psychotherapist Satsuki Ina on Internment Trauma Yesterday and Today

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By Simran Sethi
| MindSite News Verified
Satsuki Ina, psychotherapist, documentarian and advocate “I was born doing time,” says Dr. Satsuki Ina, a psychotherapist, documentarian and co-founder of Tsuru for Solidarity, a nonprofit dedicated to Japanese American mental health and community healing. Dr. Ina was born in Tule Lake Segregation Center, the largest high-security prison camp built to hold Japanese Americans, who were universally deemed “disloyal” during World War II.
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