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Antoni takes Henry to Borneo, where they unearth family stories and taste their way to a deeper connection with Henry's mother's Iban heritage; Henry learns that genealogy in this oral tradition is about far more than storytelling.
Antoni takes Henry to Borneo, where they unearth family stories and taste their way to a deeper connection with Henry's mother's Iban heritage; Henry learns that genealogy in this oral tradition is about far more than storytelling.
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S1, EP6 "Henry Golding's Malaysian Adventure"Antoni takes Henry to Borneo, where they unearth family stories and taste their way to a deeper connection with Henry's mother's Iban heritage; Henry learns that genealogy in this oral tradition is about far more than storytelling.
No Taste Like Home With Antoni Porowski
S1, EP5 "Issa Rae's Senegalese Royal Roots"Antoni takes Issa to her father's homeland of Senegal, where they uncover ancestral stories of powerful women and royal connections; through this journey, Issa learns more about her family's epic history and how it all relates to her own identity.
No Taste Like Home With Antoni Porowski
S1, EP4 "James Marsden's German Dish Up"On the hunt for the origins of the Marsden family's beloved chicken fried steak, Antoni takes James from the Texas plains to Germany; they discover just how much the experiences of his German forebears have shaped James' family history.
No Taste Like Home With Antoni Porowski
S1, EP3 "Justin Theroux's Italian Quest"Seeking the origins of a family pasta dish, Antoni takes Justin on an Italian road trip; from chasing chickens to harvesting clams, they sample the region's finest food and uncover how Justin's Italian ancestry relates to a family dish.
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