Juan Devis's guest appearances

Juan Devis

How do you like it so far?

USC Bedrosian Center on Governance and the Public Enterprise

William Proctor

Sangita Shresthova

Nick Cull

Naja Nielsen

Ebony Thomas

Erica Rand

Patricia Lange

A.J. Christian

Kishonna L.Gray

Shana L. Redmond

Jessica Riestra

Ronald Loveridge

Ashley Hand

John Pérez

Mayor Villaraigosa

OwlTail

Chef Roy Choi

We hope you are hanging in there, How Do You Like it So Far? crew.  We want to thank you for turning to our podcast during such a difficult time in our lives.  This period of self-isolation and social distancing is unprecedented and we know how tough this is for a lot of people.  We appreciate your listenership and hope we are able to bring you a little something-something during this unique period.  With that being said, this is our first episode which was recorded completely remotely.  Our team is currently spread between LA and NYC (don’t worry we are all safe), so please bear with us as we figure out the kinks of recording a podcast across 2000 miles. This week, Colin and Henry speak to LA-based, legendary Korean food truck chef Roy Choi of Kogi and KCET’s Chief Content Officer Juan Devis about their one-of-a-kind food show Broken Bread, co-produced by Tastemade.  They discuss creating a food show that went beyond delivering recipes to people, but thought to introduce them to innovative, city-wide efforts in LA on food access, food deserts and more.  They talk about how the title Broken Bread is a play on the idiom to “break bread” to share a meal and solve problems.  Through Broken Bread, they are trying to tell stories that go behind popular attention-grabbing headlines and ones that resonate with them.  Listen in as Choi and Devis talk about their show’s evolution and give Colin and Henry a sneak peek at Season 2!

We hope you are hanging in there, How Do You Like it So Far? crew.  We want to thank you for turning to our podcast during such a difficult time in our lives.  This period of self-isolation and social distancing is unprecedented and we know how tough this is for a lot of people.  We appreciate your listenership and hope we are able to bring you a little something-something during this unique period.  With that being said, this is our first episode which was recorded completely remotely.  Our team is currently spread between LA and NYC (don’t worry we are all safe), so please bear with us as we figure out the kinks of recording a podcast across 2000 miles. <br><br>This week, Colin and Henry speak to LA-based, legendary Korean food truck chef Roy Choi of Kogi and KCET’s Chief Content Officer Juan Devis about their one-of-a-kind food show Broken Bread, co-produced by Tastemade.  They discuss creating a food show that went beyond delivering recipes to people, but thought to introduce them to innovative, city-wide efforts in LA on food access, food deserts and more.  They talk about how the title Broken Bread is a play on the idiom to “break bread” to share a meal and solve problems.  Through Broken Bread, they are trying to tell stories that go behind popular attention-grabbing headlines and ones that resonate with them.  Listen in as Choi and Devis talk about their show’s evolution and give Colin and Henry a sneak peek at Season 2!

Broken Bread with Chef Roy Choi and KCET’s Juan Devis

Don’t believe Los Angeles has always been a creative city or that Los Angelenos love local history? Don’t believe it. Listen to Los Angeles Hashtags Itself’s conversation with Artbound executive producer Juan Devis and learn what can happen when you dedicate multiple online platforms, streaming video capabilities, and the power of social networks to telling the story of Southern California’s rich and diverse arts and cultural offerings.See the showpage for links to some of the things we talked about today: bedrosian.usc.edu/la-hashtags/la20…-for-las-future/

Don’t believe Los Angeles has always been a creative city or that Los Angelenos love local history? Don’t believe it. Listen to Los Angeles Hashtags Itself’s conversation with Artbound executive producer Juan Devis and learn what can happen when you dedicate multiple online platforms, streaming video capabilities, and the power of social networks to telling the story of Southern California’s rich and diverse arts and cultural offerings.<br><br>See the showpage for links to some of the things we talked about today: <a href="http://bedrosian.usc.edu/la-hashtags/la20…-for-las-future/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bedrosian.usc.edu/la-hashtags/la20…-for-las-future/</a>

ARTBOUND, Participatory Journalism, & the SoCal Cultural Landscape - An Interview with Juan Devis