Reclaiming Space for Indigenous Cuisine at ʔálʔal Café

In this episode we learn the inspiring origin story of the Indigenous foods-focused ʔálʔal Café in Pioneer Square, from former manager Anthony Johnson who played a major role in bringing its vision and values to life.

And check out Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance

Thanks to our sponsor of this episode:

Eat Local First

https://eatlocalfirst.org

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About the Podcast

Field to Fork

Take a deep dive into the Puget Sound food world, from farming to fine dining.

As part of the Seattle Good Business Network’s Good Food Economy program, Field to Fork is focused on celebrating a resilient, sustainable, and just local food economy. Through thoughtful and lively conversations, we let the experts speak for themselves on their unique experiences and diverse perspectives, providing a highly accessible platform to boost important stories and support independent businesses in the Puget Sound food economy.

www.fieldtoforkpodcast.com

Hosted by Seattle-based chef Becky Selengut and local podcaster Keith Bacon.
https://www.beckyselengut.com
https://www.madewithbacon.com

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Keith Bacon

Writer, producer, and podcaster Keith Bacon adds distinctive flavor and irresistible appeal to creative efforts seen and heard around the world. From three-word taglines to scripted content, Keith’s creative talents have been incorporated into countless advertising campaigns for digital/web, print, TV & radio, and theatrical. Bacon is also in demand for ideation and concept development, naming and branding, scriptwriting and editing, social media strategy and content creation, music supervision, producing, and curation. On top of all that he produces and hosts the hyper-local podcast All Ways West Seattle, and makes incredible coleslaw!