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E11. Priyanka Naik: Vegan Celebrity Chef on Championing Food Justice and Sustainability

E11. Priyanka Naik: Vegan Celebrity Chef on Championing Food Justice and Sustainability

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In this episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan sits down with the inspiring Priyanka Naik, an award-winning vegan chef, Food Network champion, TV host, and author of The Modern Tiffin. Priyanka shares her journey as a first-generation Indian-American raised on Staten Island and how her Indian heritage and love for storytelling fuel her mission to advocate for sustainable, plant-based diets.

Together, they delve into critical issues at the intersection of food and justice, including food as medicine, sustainability, food access, and climate change. Priyanka discusses the socioeconomic and structural barriers to healthy eating and offers actionable ways to reframe plant-forward diets as affordable, delicious, and accessible.

They explore how shifting the narrative from individual responsibility to addressing systemic inequities can drive meaningful change in our food systems. Plus, Priyanka’s unique insights from traveling to 40 countries and her role as a pioneer in sustainable cooking offer fresh perspectives on tackling food waste and embracing cultural foodways.

Tune in for an engaging conversation packed with actionable takeaways, empowering ideas, and a celebration of Priyanka’s vibrant approach to veganism and environmental justice.

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