Workshop Information
A five-session, weekly, donate-what-you-want workshop series on food w/ TNC Communications Manager Sophia Chang.
Welcome to the second workshop series from TN Labs! Have you ever wondered how certain dishes were created? Or perhaps even why politics sometimes does belong at the dinner table? They might be more intertwined than you think! Sophia and guest host, Quincy Surasmith, will discuss how iconic dishes like Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup and Pad Thai came to be.
Sign-ups are open until October 9:
Facilitator Information
Sophia (she/her) is a food stylist and boba tea addict. When she’s not eating or cooking, she enjoys catching up on TV shows, talking to her plants, and hiking.
Quincy Surasmith is a Thai-Teochew American actor and journalist based in Los Angeles. He hosts and produces Asian Americana, a podcast about Asian American culture and history. Quincy has been featured on Conan and various Disney animated series, including Thai Chip and Dale on Disney's Mickey Mouse. His journalism has also been featured in Feet in 2 Worlds, LAist, and KPCC. He is an alumnus of NPR's Next Generation Radio. Quincy also co-founded Potluck: an Asian American Podcast Collective.
Accessibility
This workshop series will be hosted on Zoom with automatic captioning. Zoom links will be provided via email before each session.
Pricing
This is a donate-what-you-want experience. You can attend this series for free, or donate what fits in your budget: $5 per session? $25 per session? (It’s up to you!)
You will be taken to Paypal. Please write "TNP Labs Session 2" in the Paypal notes. Donating will not automatically register you for the event, so make sure you go to Eventbrite and register!
Schedule
Sessions are Sunday 12:30-1:30 PM PST, weekly, via Zoom:
Oct 10 - Food Origins w/ Quincy Surasmith