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A Parasocial Kenyan Cooking Session She’s never really known Kenya, and Kenya has never known her. But Nereya Otieno hopes a pot of stewed greens will bring her closer to her father’s homeland.
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Before the Pyramids, There Was This Bread An Egyptian archaeologist traces a living bread tradition from her village rooftop back to the tomb walls of the Old Kingdom.