81: Changing Your Mind About Veggies, One Soup at a Time with Carolyn Davenport-Moncel
AnthroDish27 Okt 2020

81: Changing Your Mind About Veggies, One Soup at a Time with Carolyn Davenport-Moncel

Today is our first real episode of the 6th season! Thank you all for joining me here today, it really means the world to share these conversations with you, and especially so when we're all living in these very difficult new realities and a changed world, that you take the time to tune in.

My guest this week is Carolyn Davenport-Moncel. Carolyn is an American expat and Chicago native, who wears many, many hats as a writer, entrepreneur, digital marketing professional, mum of two, and Souper-in-Chief at Simply Souperlicious. Simply Souperlicious is a food recipe website, app, and community that is devoted to converting those veggie haters into veggie lovers – one local, seasonal, homemade soup at a time. Carolyn carries a wealth of knowledge and experience in digital media and communication, which spans more than 20 years. When she's not cooking in her kitchen, singing loudly and off key to some 90s indie song, she's serving as the Head of Digital Marketing at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy in Switzerland, where she oversees integrated marketing and digital transformation strategies. She is also the author of three collections of published short stories and numerous online media relations and lifestyle articles.

I will warn you that this episode might make you feel very strong soup cravings, so maybe just pin that idea for your next lunch! I am really excited to share this conversation, because through her Simply Souperlicious website and work, she's really tackling these issues of who has access to healthy food, challenging what healthy food and wellness "is" or "isn't" and making delicious and nutritious meals much more accessible for all those of us who are incredibly time crunched, stressed, and wanting to make some small first step changes for ourselves and our families.

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