The Southern Foodways Alliance documents, studies, and explores the diverse food cultures of the changing American South.
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Is prison food causing problems for public health? Gravy investigates.
Writer and editor Paul Reyes, the US-born son of Colombian and Cuban parents, examines his identity through language,…
Dairy farmers in Georgia, and throughout rural America, face a rapidly disappearing way of life as milk prices remain low.
Brunswick, Georgia's The Farmer & The Larder restaurant serves a forward-facing menu while paying homage to an…
The weekly ritual of baking burekas at the Or VeShalom Synagogue is a testament to the preservation of Sephardic Jewish culture in the American South.
Women of the Civil Rights era opened their homes to the architects and strategists of the Movement, providing home-cooked meals, places to rest, and safe rooms for plotting attacks on Jim Crow.
If you know and love the Vidalia onion—an onion sweet enough, its fans say, to eat like an apple—you likely also know…
You might think of Coca Cola as an iconic American brand… but it was born in the South. How did Coke’s Atlanta…
Corn is a ubiquitous part of Southern food—from bread to whiskey. But how did it get to be that way? In this episode of…
