Making a Meal of It — episode 107: Booze
This episode takes a few different perspectives on alcohol—including making, serving, drinking, and not drinking it—as well as the benefits, effects, and privileges associated with consuming wine and cocktails. We start with liquids entrepreneur Jean-Sébastian Michel and his many points of view, and then hear from Alessandra Castelli, a food/wine/yoga/wellness educator. The ‘Stick This in Your Mouth’ features two rice-washed cocktails, and biophysicist Ruth Wilkins responds to the Food Questionnaire.
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Episode 107: Booze
Duration: 00:54:03
Guests:
Jean-Sébastien Michel is a former social sciences academic with a fascination for alcohol and prohibition. In 2012, he launched Alambika and Entreprises Jesemi, the retail and wholesale arms of his business, and the centre of his consulting practice and multiple collaborations, including with alcohol-education organization, Éduc’alcool.
Alessandra Castelli is a yoga teacher, gastronome, and organizer of events that involve all the senses. Her work connects people and places to create experiences for personal growth. She particularly enjoys making people feel good and, at the moment, casa B. is the living container of this and everything she likes.
Ruth Wilkins has a master degree in biophysics and a PhD in medical physics. She is Chief of the Ionizing Radiation Health Sciences Division at Health Canada, overseeing biological research on the health effects of ionizing radiation.
Other references
- Malcolm Gladwell’s New Yorker article, “Drinking Games”
- recipes for a Rice-Washed Negroni, a Perfect Manhattan, and several variants on The Last Word (I prefer using yellow Chartreuse and not green…)
Host/Producer: David Szanto
Music: Story Mode
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