Expert Advice, Self-Care, Syria Supper Club

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Nov 6, 2018

The one and only E. Jean Carroll, Elle Magazine's advice columnist since 1993, joins us to answer listeners' questions about life, happiness, and our chaotic world. 

 

New School history professor and wellness scholar, Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, joins us (at 14:40) to discuss of self care and how it became so popular.

 

Kate McCaffrey, an associate professor of anthropology at Montclair State University, and Melina Macall, a food activist, educator, researcher and community organizer in food justice and sustainable food systems, discuss (at 39:40) their project, the Syria Supper Club which is part of The United Tastes of America, a fundraiser and cultural exchange program where Syrian refugees cook and share their food and culture with other participants. 

 

 

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