Marcus Samuelsson talks about '90s fine dining, rule breakers, and the blessings of Blackness.
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Episode 16: Marcus Samuelsson

Marcus Samuelssonis many things to many people: boss, mentor, inspiration, champion, friend, adoptee, immigrant, author, and chef. But perhaps most key is his role as a good neighbor in and ambassador for his beloved community of Harlem. Samuelsson spoke lovingly of the people (especiallyLeah Chase, who died just days after this was recorded, andPatrick Clarkwho Korsha Wilson loving profiled in the July issue ofFood & Wine) and places around the globe who have helped him discover where home truly is.

Learn more about Marcus:marcussamuelsson.com

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