Soul Food Sundays

Author: Neighborhood Grocery

Raphael Wright is a social entrepreneurs thats opening a grocery store in Detroit. While still in the development stages of the venture, this journey has exposed him to the social, political, educational, and economic forces that dictates what food we eat, how we eat, when we eat, and why we eat. Soul Food is a podcast that forces listeners to view food as much more as a delicious thing we eat but also as a tool of power in the world. AND... We're gonna save the traditional known as Soul Food Sundays.
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Soul Food Sunday Special Episode - "All I wanted to do was open a grocery store in my city."
Episode 1
Saturday, 11 January, 2020

“All I wanted to do was open a grocery store in my city.” I’m in an almost zen-like mode with Neighborhood Grocery. I’ve been through too much to turn around now. This special episode is my therapy session with the Urban Agitators Podcast. We talked about the city as a whole, the company’s beginning, the obstacles I’ve come up against in securing a space, shady dealings and people, infringement, and the Russians. Russians? Yes, Russians. I went all the way in to clear my soul! I hope y’all enjoy. Stay updated on Neighborhood Grocery’s progress prior to launching its equity crowdfunding campaign Follow Neighborhood Grocery on social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Follow me on social media: Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Finally, make yourself aware of Russian operatives and their agenda to penetrate black culture to undermine Democracy in America: New Yorker Article (2018) New Yorker Article 2 (2018) Wall Street Journal (2018) Roland Martin Video (2019) Karen Hunter Video (2019)