Anthropology Bites

Anthropology Bites

Anthropology Bites is Carmen Vega-Reina’s vibrant podcast where food becomes a portal into culture, memory, and human connection. Each episode explores the history, symbolism, and personal stories behind everyday ingredients—from licorice root to shishito peppers—blending anthropology with storytelling in a friendly tone. It’s like sitting at the kitchen table or a coffee shop with a friend who sees the world in flavors and feelings.

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#52 Madroño: The strawberry tree from the Mediterranean

#52 Madroño: The strawberry tree from the Mediterranean

In today's episode we are going to travel to the Mediterranean area to find out about the so called Chinese strawberry tree...the madroño tree and fruit, a not so known delicacy

20 Feb 16min

#51 Vanilla: The orchid that travelled the world

#51 Vanilla: The orchid that travelled the world

A fragrant journey into the anthropology of vanilla, from its sacred origins with the Totonac people of Mexico to its entanglement with colonialism, global trade, and the delicate hand-pollination tha...

12 Feb 16min

#50 Okra: A pod of silk and slime

#50 Okra: A pod of silk and slime

In this episode we will be talking about okra’s misunderstood textures, its global lineage, and the memories it stirs in kitchens around the world.

1 Feb 15min

#49 Radish, a global crunch

#49 Radish, a global crunch

In this episode we will travel a crunchy, spicy journey into how one humble root became a cultural chameleon.

25 Jan 14min

#48 Eggplant, the velvet vegetable

#48 Eggplant, the velvet vegetable

From Mediterranean kitchens to family memories, we explore how one vegetable carries centuries of culture to even becoming a popular emoji.

13 Jan 16min

#47 Artichoke: Tough image, tender heart

#47 Artichoke: Tough image, tender heart

A playful dive into the artichoke’s hidden heart, part food, part metaphor, part laughter. We peel back its layers to explore tenderness, resilience, and the joy found in simple things.

4 Jan 21min

#46 Cinnamon: From bark to brilliance

#46 Cinnamon: From bark to brilliance

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of cinnamon and why this humble bark has shaped cuisines, cultures, and even economies. We explore its surprising health connections, its role in hi...

25 Dec 202517min

#45 Cacao: Bittersweet Histories and Global Rituals

#45 Cacao: Bittersweet Histories and Global Rituals

In this episode of Anthropology Bites, we explore cacao’s bittersweet journey, from its sacred origins in Mesoamerican rituals to its transformation into a global commodity. Along the way, we uncover ...

15 Dec 202522min

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