Episode 7 - Eat the World: Interview with Chef Simon Jongenotter of Zest Ubud and New Earth Cooking School

Food is the way we eat the world.

It’s this incessant reminder that we are part of a network of ongoing exchange.
That we’re dependent beings, dependent on air, water, energy, and fuel
for both body and spirit.

— Nicole Meline, Episode 7
I knew Simon and I would have a lot to talk about when he answered my questions about how he’s reimagining a vegan gathering place with a wink and a shrug and
‘it all started with pork ribs.’

Both/and, people.

Flesh and spirit.

Radical hospitality.

Food philosophy that encompasses our connection to everything.
— Nicole Meline, Episode 7

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Permaculture is about moving beyond sustainability
to regeneration
— Simon Jongenotter
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