Sarahlynn Pablo is a food and culture writer who covers the food scene in her home city of Chicago, which is an enormous and delicious food scene to cover — while also exploring her heritage as a second generation Filipino-American citizen.

Sarahlynn is a contributor to multiple books on both the topic of Chicago food and Pinoy culture, and how travel and culture come together beautifully through the expression of food, and why this matters.

We really connected on these topics – so I’m thrilled to have her here with us today to share her story about the discovery of self-identity, finding belonging through the exploration of travel and food.

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What We Cover:

  • How giving herself the permission to travel to Paris by herself changed her life
  • How Sarah has found a home in both the States and the Philippines after struggling through it all
  • The way Sarah uses food to connect the gaps within the exploration of her own culture, and how you can find this in any culture, even in your own backyard
  • The Filipino food scene in Chicago

Words from an Explorer:

“Food is not anonymous. These recipes come from a place and they come from families and they come from history. It’s such a great way to connect past and present together.” – Sarah Lynn Pablo

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Music Credit: Move Slow by Felxprod ft. Jess Abran (Myriad Remix), Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static

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Nathaniel

Nathaniel

I’m a lifelong international traveler, the host of The Travelers podcast, and founder of Holocene, a framework and community for writing the story of your life using travel and creativity.