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There's an absolutely brilliant new book out told largely through the stories of a small group of

families, but just it's an absolutely brilliant book. It's called How the Other Half Eats,

the untold story of food and inequality in America. And I'm really happy that Dr. Priya

Fielding Singh, who is an assistant professor at the University of Utah on the Department of Family

and Consumer Studies with PhD in Sociology from Stanford, is on the line with, she's the author

of the book and is on the line with us, PriyaFS.com is her website, PRIWIAFS.com,

and her Twitter handle Priya Singh, PRIWIAFSINGH. Dr. Fielding Singh, welcome to the program.

Thanks so much for joining us and as our conversations with great minds today, I found your book

absolutely compelling. It's written like brilliant fiction and yet it's entirely nonfiction.

So thank you so much for joining us. Thank you so much. Oh, thank you so much for having me.

It's such a treat to be here. Yeah, this is a masterpiece. Well, first of all, you want to just

share with people the basic conceit of the book. You know, these, I believe it was five families that

you actually stayed with, Naya, Dana, Renata, Julie, and I'm missing somebody's name, I think.

No, that's it. You got them four. Oh, it was four. You got them all. The four families. And

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