Canada’s Black Pioneers
Season 1
Episode 3
About the Episode
Pati Jinich visits the town of Wildwood in Alberta, which was founded by some of Canada’s earliest black settlers, to hear their story of resilience, community, and the search for a better life. Her visit culminates in a delicious BBQ, highlighting the food traditions that have become part of Alberta's cultural landscape.
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| Expires: | Runtime: 6m 30s
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Pati Jinich makes Alaskan Ice Cream with indigenous community liaison Anna Sattler.5:11 -
Uncovering Alaska's Filipino Soul
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Canada’s Wildest Caesar Cocktail
Pati Jinich visits Big Sky BBQ in Alberta to try their legendary Barbecue King Caesar.2:58 -
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In Calgary, Pati Jinich meets leaders of the rising Indigenous Fashion movement.6:33 -
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Pati Jinich learns about life in the Yukon Territory from “Mr. Yukon 2024” Ron Chambers.6:03 -
What Makes Alaska… Alaska? With Author Julia O’Malley
Anchorage-based author Julia O’Malley and Pati Jinich discuss what makes Alaska unique.6:15 -
Extended Season 1 Preview
Join chef Pati Jinich on a Pan-American journey exploring cultural connections.2:00
