Soul Food Junkies
A documentary film about food, family, and tradition.
So I will be in Raleigh, NC to show Soul Food Junkies at North Carolina State University, with a discussion to follow. I love this film and how it makes audiences respond. It makes folks laugh, think, and creates a good conversation after it's done. All good things. So, if you know anyone in the Raleigh area, please encourage them to come to the screening. It's happening next Tuesday, June 20th, from 7:15 to 9 pm. I'll also be on WUNC-FM's "The State of Things" North Carolina's Public Radio, from 11:45 am to 1 pm to talk about the film. Please help me, the African American Cultural Center led by Moses T Alexander Greene, the Jamie Kirk Hahn Foundation and other sponsors spread the word so we can have a nice turnout and a great discussion!!
Soul Food Junkies will be screening at North Carolina State University, Tuesday, June 20, at 7:15 pm to 9 pm. Sponsored by the Jamie Kirk Hahn Foundation and the African American Cultural Center. If you know anyone in Raleigh, let please spread the word!
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