Shakirah Simley's guest appearances

Shakirah Simley

City and County of San Francisco: City Information Audio Podcast

City and County of San Francisco: City Events, Info & Summits Audio Podcast

Heritage Radio Network On Tour

City and County of San Francisco: City Events Audio Podcast

The Bay

Good Company

Keep Calm and Cook On with Julia Turshen

Reem Assil

Klancy Miller

Reem Kassis

Vivian Howard

Angelo Garro

Phil Rosenthal

Genevieve Gorder

David Shields

Von Diaz

Yvonne Webb

Mona Talbott

Kate Arding

Sara Elise

Yemi Amu

Gaby Dalkin

OwlTail

Listen to a live recording of the "Goodbye Food World, Hello City Hall" panel from the Eater Young Guns Summit with Shakirah Simley and Julia Turshen. The Summit was a day-long event put on by Eater that celebrated young talent in the restaurant industry and the issues that are important to them. The panel was a purposeful conversation with tangible ideas about all sorts of ways we can all use food to get involved in our communities. Shakirah Simley lives by the motto: “If the personal is political, then there is nothing more personal or political than food.” Whether you work in food or just like eating food, there’s something we can all do. Remember what Shakirah said: “Revolution and food have always been intertwined.” And there’s a way, many ways!, for all of us to be part of the revolution. Below is the list of important reminders addressed in the episode. If you have other ideas or any other questions email keepcalmandcookonpodcast@gmail.com.   Be in dialogue with your local representatives. Save their contact information and be in touch. To make sure you’re represented, it’s good to let them know what you care about.   Use food spaces to gather - to invite people and welcome them - and then inform these groups. Create comfortable spaces to have uncomfortable conversations. This can be your restaurant or your own kitchen table at home.   Fill out the census!   Do your homework. Know what’s going on in your local elections and sign up for any election alerts or any other community notices.   Remember the term “Community Benefits Agreement” when new businesses come into your neighborhood.   Check your power and privilege and how you came to possess those things and how you can shift those things.   Shop and eat locally. 

Listen to a live recording of the "Goodbye Food World, Hello City Hall" panel from the Eater Young Guns Summit with Shakirah Simley and Julia Turshen. The Summit was a day-long event put on by Eater that celebrated young talent in the restaurant industry and the issues that are important to them. The panel was a purposeful conversation with tangible ideas about all sorts of ways we can all use food to get involved in our communities. Shakirah Simley lives by the motto: “If the personal is political, then there is nothing more personal or political than food.” Whether you work in food or just like eating food, there’s something we can all do. Remember what Shakirah said: “Revolution and food have always been intertwined.” And there’s a way, many ways!, for all of us to be part of the revolution. Below is the list of important reminders addressed in the episode. If you have other ideas or any other questions email keepcalmandcookonpodcast@gmail.com. <ol> <li> Be in dialogue with your local representatives. Save their contact information and be in touch. To make sure you’re represented, it’s good to let them know what you care about. </li> <li> Use food spaces to gather - to invite people and welcome them - and then inform these groups. Create comfortable spaces to have uncomfortable conversations. This can be your restaurant or your own kitchen table at home. </li> <li> Fill out the census! </li> <li> Do your homework. Know what’s going on in your local elections and sign up for any election alerts or any other community notices. </li> <li> Remember the term “Community Benefits Agreement” when new businesses come into your neighborhood. </li> <li> Check your power and privilege and how you came to possess those things and how you can shift those things. </li> <li> Shop and eat locally. </li></ol>

Live at Eater Young Guns 2019 with Shakirah Simley

Esmé Weijun Wang

Windy Chien

LIVE from our San Francisco launch party at Books Inc,  Shakirah Simley, Reem Assil, Windy Chien and Esmé Weijun Wang talk about imposter syndrome, building community, overcoming fear and giving yourself time to feel and learn from failure. Thank you to Books Inc for hosting our event! You can visit Shakirah online here. You can visit Reem    online here. You can visit Windy online here. You can visit Esmé online here. Visit Good Company Magazine and find a copy near you at www.welcometogoodcompany.com or on Instagram at @goodcompanyzine Theme music by Lame Drivers

LIVE from our San Francisco launch party at Books Inc, Shakirah Simley, Reem Assil, Windy Chien and Esmé Weijun Wang talk about imposter syndrome, building community, overcoming fear and giving yourself time to feel and learn from failure. Thank you to <a href="https://www.booksinc.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Books Inc</a> for hosting our event! You can visit Shakirah online <a href="https://www.instagram.com/shak_simley/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. You can visit Reem online <a href="https://www.reemscalifornia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. You can visit Windy online <a href="http://www.windychien.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. You can visit Esmé online <a href="https://esmewang.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Visit Good Company Magazine and find a copy near you at <a href="http://welcometogoodcompany.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.welcometogoodcompany.com</a> or on Instagram at @<a href="http://www.instagram.com/goodcompanyzine" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">goodcompanyzine</a> Theme music by <a href="http://www.lamedrivers.com/blog/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lame Drivers</a>

LIVE From SF: Building Community + Self Confidence with Shakirah Simley, Reem Assil, Windy Chien and Esmé Weijun Wang

Shakirah Simley of Bi-Rite Market speaks at the Good Food Awards.

Shakirah Simley of Bi-Rite Market speaks at the Good Food Awards.

Episode 10: Shakirah Simley of Bi-Rite Market at the Good Food Awards