Ethiopian Lasagna and the Alchemy of Being Black

The Nod

Gimlet

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Arts

4.8 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2018

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Writer Hannah Giorgis grew up eating lasagna the Ethiopian way, and she shows Brittany why that is the BEST way. Plus, author Michael Arceneaux describes his new book I Can't Date Jesus as "learning how to ho without the fear of God." He tells Brittany how he gets his life. MUSIC Music by Calid B, Cedric Wilson and Takstar. RELATED LINKS Check out Hannah's recipe for Ethiopian lasagna. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome back to meditation mindset. Time spent alone is the most important.
0:06.3	Sir, are you still in the bath?
0:08.3	Yes, I'm listening to my podcast.
0:10.8	Can I come in?
0:12.0	Ah, no, no, no!
0:13.4	Just need to grab the claw clippers. Don't worry, I'll cover my eyes.
0:16.6	What? Whoa!
0:18.0	Come on, we're gonna fall for you.
0:20.0	Woo!
0:22.0	I'm still not looking.
0:24.0	And I'm not listening to my podcast.
0:26.8	Don't want batting.
0:28.0	Meir-hatting.
0:29.0	Simple, huh?
0:30.0	Welcome to The Nod.
0:35.0	A podcast about black culture brought to you by Blackness' biggest fans.
0:40.0	I'm Britt Ewells.
0:44.0	Here at The Nod, we've recently been spending a lot of time thinking about food and identity
0:50.0	and how each one shapes the other.
0:52.0	And we've been asking ourselves in Friends this show, like what food exemplifies blackness to you?
0:59.0	Recently, I heard an answer that I could never possibly have guessed, even with all my
1:05.0	30 years of black life on this earth.
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