Reviews
Food for thought
Fascinating series I enjoy as much for the dining tips as for the cultural insights. I hope series three explores wider horizons (Birmingham, Leceister, Glasgow for example). Hopefully the uni will also pay for a recording equipment upgrade!
Why's My Stomach Growling?
I love the way these flow - you're learning, but it's also fun. You capture the atmosphere around your discussions in a really vibrant way. A lovely listen.
Time well spent listening in
This podcast is a great listen as it takes you on a journey through flavours and the stories they hold. Their love for food and genuine interest makes listening in both entertaining and informative.
Mouthwatering and smart
Really pleased to have found something that celebrates both South Asia food and people. There's a lot of negative press out there about migration so it is great to hear a podcast that makes a case for it and shows the benefits it has brought to the UK. And although the hosts use their knowledge of anthropology to infor...
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Fab to find an easily accessible anthropological podcast. Gets you thinking and learning about migration whilst getting hungry!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Thought-Provoking and Delicious Journey
Migration Menu is an absolute gem of a podcast that blends food, culture, and migration stories into a rich and deeply engaging listening experience. Each episode masterfully weaves together personal narratives, historical insights, and mouthwatering descriptions of food that reflect the resilience, adaptation, and cre...
Read MoreWhat an incredible journey of learning!
As a PhD student in management research with a background in anthropology, I’ve found every #episode of "The Migration Menu" series by Prof James Staples & Dr Luke Heslop from Brunel University London, incredibly insightful. This engaging series delves into the rich tapestry of South Asian culinary traditions that ha...
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A podcast of culture and food a good listen