Marja Vongerichten's guest appearances

Marja Vongerichten

THE FOOD SEEN

Creative Hustle Podcast

John Mackey

John Bush

Sarah Suzuki

Gaby Dalkin

Priya Krishna

Alison Roman

Jody Williams

Adam Perry

Jon Bonné

Richard Betts

Joe Campanale

Tom Colicchio

Sean Brock

Tom Douglas

Matthew Lightner

OwlTail

The Invisible Korean, with Marja VongerichtenCelebrity chef and star of the “Kimchi Chronicles”  Marja Vongerichten joins us and walks through her life and recipe for success. In this episode we cover:Marja’s adoption and how being Black and Korean shaped her worldviewGrowing up as a creative and discovering her true passionsWhy she had to “rent” a white person to get her show madeThe impact of being married to world renowned chef Jean GeorgesBridging cultural divides with foodHer connection to celebrities like Hugh Jackman, Dave Chapelle, and Heather Graham.More about Marja:Learn more about her PBS Series and her book “The Kimchi Chronicles” here: www.kimchichronicles.tvFollow Marja on Instagram: @marjavongerichtenFollow her new food line Marja’s Original: @MarjasorginialResources from the hosts:Aaron’s latest production “The Cooping Theory, Who Killed Edgar Allen Poe?” An Immersive Ghost Story. Use code: CREATIVE for a discount on all tickets.  http://poseidontheatrecompany.com/thecoopingtheoryTransform your skin and your life at www.hausurban.com. Use code: CREATIVEHUSTLE for 20% offyour first order

The Invisible Korean, with Marja Vongerichten Celebrity chef and star of the “Kimchi Chronicles” Marja Vongerichten joins us and walks through her life and recipe for success. In this episode we cover: Marja’s adoption and how being Black and Korean shaped her worldview Growing up as a creative and discovering her true passions Why she had to “rent” a white person to get her show made The impact of being married to world renowned chef Jean Georges Bridging cultural divides with food Her connection to celebrities like Hugh Jackman, Dave Chapelle, and Heather Graham. More about Marja: Learn more about her PBS Series and her book “The Kimchi Chronicles” here: <a href="http://www.kimchichronicles.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kimchichronicles.tv</a> Follow Marja on Instagram: @marjavongerichten Follow her new food line Marja’s Original: @Marjasorginial Resources from the hosts: Aaron’s latest production “The Cooping Theory, Who Killed Edgar Allen Poe?” An Immersive Ghost Story. Use code: CREATIVE for a discount on all tickets. <a href="http://poseidontheatrecompany.com/thecoopingtheory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://poseidontheatrecompany.com/thecoopingtheory</a> Transform your skin and your life at <a href="http://www.hausurban.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.hausurban.com</a>. Use code: CREATIVEHUSTLE for 20% offyour first order

Episode 6, The Invisible Korean with Marja Vongerichten

Kimchi Chronicles

On today’s THE FOOD SEEN, Marja Vongerichten, host of PBS’s Kimchi Chronicles, talks about growing up in Northern Virginia with adoptive parents, being raised on American culture, and deciding to take the journey back to Korea to find her roots, recipes, and family. From bibimbap to bulgogi, Marja’s quest to educate herself and the US about the foods of her heritage, not only reconnects her with her past, but hopefully she’ll also find her biological parents. This program has been brought to you by White Oak Pastures.   “Food was really the first vehicle into my culture. I tasted some of these things- certain kimchis- and the taste just came flooding back. My taste buds remembered.” “Korean food is so healthy. A lot of foods are medicinal due to necessity.” — Marja Vongerichten on THE FOOD SEEN

On today’s THE FOOD SEEN, Marja Vongerichten, host of PBS’s Kimchi Chronicles, talks about growing up in Northern Virginia with adoptive parents, being raised on American culture, and deciding to take the journey back to Korea to find her roots, recipes, and family. From bibimbap to bulgogi, Marja’s quest to educate herself and the US about the foods of her heritage, not only reconnects her with her past, but hopefully she’ll also find her biological parents. This program has been brought to you by <a href="http://www.whiteoakpastures.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">White Oak Pastures</a>. <h2>“Food was really the first vehicle into my culture. I tasted some of these things- certain kimchis- and the taste just came flooding back. My taste buds remembered.”</h2> “Korean food is so healthy. A lot of foods are medicinal due to necessity.” — Marja Vongerichten on THE FOOD SEEN

Episode 103: Marja Vongerichten, Kimchi Chronicles