isawstephen(@isawstephen) 's Twitter Profileg
isawstephen

@isawstephen

founder @whetstone_mag +@whetstoneradio | host HIGH ON THE HOG on @netflix | publisher | producer | writer | origin forager | ATLien | https://t.co/KFRH0euO5p

ID:28326120

linkhttps://www.whetstonemagazine.com calendar_today02-04-2009 12:16:58

6,2K Tweets

13,8K Followers

2,6K Following

isawstephen(@isawstephen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In DF. First stop: . Mind blowing. A chef with a point of view vs those who can articulate separates meh from great. Here the latter is happening in spectacular fashion.

In DF. First stop: #masalaymaiz. Mind blowing. A chef with a point of view vs those who can articulate separates meh from great. Here the latter is happening in spectacular fashion.
account_circle
Participant(@Participant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Enjoy a second helping of ! In this episode, isawstephen joins executive producer ?st, activists, and descendants to discuss the future of Africatown. New episodes from us and Whetstone Magazine drop Mondays on YouTube bit.ly/DescendantCook…

account_circle
Participant(@Participant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Time for a second helping of . isawstephen heads to Africatown to learn more about how recipes, stories, and traditions help preserve history, inspire action, and unite communities in . New episodes start 11/28 from Participant +
Whetstone Magazine.

account_circle
Whetstone Magazine(@whetstone_mag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The history of Portugal’s food is entwined with the so-called Age of Discoveries, the subsequent colonial years and Portugal’s fraught relationship with Africa.

For Whetstone Vol. 6, @ishaygovender explores a culinary history bound to slavery, displacement and reconciliation.

The history of Portugal’s food is entwined with the so-called Age of Discoveries, the subsequent colonial years and Portugal’s fraught relationship with Africa. For Whetstone Vol. 6, @ishaygovender explores a culinary history bound to slavery, displacement and reconciliation.
account_circle
isawstephen(@isawstephen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm super proud that Whetstone Magazine managed to get distro at Barnes & Noble. I'm wondering if there are other Black publishers who also have? Would love to know you and compare notes if so!

account_circle
Whetstone Radio Collective(@whetstoneradio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pepper is the most traded spice in the world. In Ep 2 of , @annasulan explores how the spice made its way into Europe via medieval trade systems, and how that changed the way trade was structured and became key to the growth of capitalism. 🧵

Pepper is the most traded spice in the world. In Ep 2 of #TasteOfPlace, @annasulan explores how the spice made its way into Europe via medieval trade systems, and how that changed the way trade was structured and became key to the growth of capitalism. 🧵
account_circle
Whetstone Radio Collective(@whetstoneradio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our newest podcast is now out! Host Dr. @annasulan asks: How much does our nostalgia affect the way we understand the world around us? Can we build new stories and a better future if we understand our nostalgia? 🧵

Our newest podcast #TasteOfPlace is now out! Host Dr. @annasulan asks: How much does our nostalgia affect the way we understand the world around us? Can we build new stories and a better future if we understand our nostalgia? 🧵
account_circle
Whetstone Magazine(@whetstone_mag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Crisp and light, puffed rice is eaten in various forms across India. It is also known by many names, including laiya, pori and murmura.

Shirin شیریں शीरीं writes about the unassuming heft of murmura for Rasa Volume 1. 🧵

Crisp and light, puffed rice is eaten in various forms across India. It is also known by many names, including laiya, pori and murmura. @shirinmehrotra writes about the unassuming heft of murmura for Rasa Volume 1. 🧵
account_circle
Rachel Swarns(@rachelswarns) 's Twitter Profile Photo

And if you're African American and searching for your ancestors or you're interested in learning more about the legacy of the American slave trade, historians have digitized a trove of the advertisements that Black people placed, searching for family. Check out Last Seen Project

account_circle
Whetstone Magazine(@whetstone_mag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Harriet Tubman was a conductor, a naturalist, a gardener, a home chef, a mother, an aunty, a liberator, a caregiver, a spy, a nurse and an activist. And on her 32 acres, she grew peaches and pears, peppers, potatoes, herbs, and she raised geese, chickens and hogs.” 🧵

“Harriet Tubman was a conductor, a naturalist, a gardener, a home chef, a mother, an aunty, a liberator, a caregiver, a spy, a nurse and an activist. And on her 32 acres, she grew peaches and pears, peppers, potatoes, herbs, and she raised geese, chickens and hogs.” 🧵
account_circle