I do miss Peter Jennings
I’ve just been sent a YouTube link to the Peter Jennings special of a few years ago (2004?) titled “How to get fat without even trying.” It’s a remarkable look at how food company marketing practices encourage obesity. This is not exactly an unbiased opinion, since I am in it. More than that, when he began our interview, Peter Jennings told me he had read my book, Food Politics, and was basing the program on it. I was so stunned by this that I can’t remember another word. I wish he was still with us.
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This is a conversation about 101 Classic Cookbooks, 501 Classic Recipes (Rizzoli Books, 2013), with Clark Wolf, Marvin Taylor (curator NYU Fales Library), Rose Levy Beranbaum (author, The Cake Bible), and Madhur Jaffrey (actor and author). 7:30 p.m. 92ndY Tribeca, 200 Hudson St, Price $15, RSVP: here


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Marion, I would like to thank you for all of the work you’ve done concerning these issues. I often find myself wanting to comment and ask questions on a more intellectual and scientific level – but, I’m overcome with emotion (and sometimes anger), and the desire to contribute to social change.
Thank you for your work, you are a true humanitarian. It has inspired me to talk to friends and family about what we can do to change policy.
Thanks so much for this. Makes my week.
The sound of his voice is forever embedded in my memory. I miss him too. This program is a wonderful legacy from Peter to food activists. Thank you, Marion, this means so much to me.
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