kimberlybloomer-31692

I found this series to be educational, with stunning imagery and told by someone with a true love of food, its roots, and respecting quality over quantity. These naysayers can get lost. It's interesting, and makes me fall in love with food again and the love of how its binds us by brining us together all over again. I highly suggest watching this series if only to learn that we need to respect where our food comes from, who is involved with getting it to us, and how important is is to connect with its producers in some way.

Every episode was educational and relatable. Every subject important to myself as they're all things I consume, most of them daily.

Casting is phenomenal as is the camera work. I enjoy the current events written into the timeline. I don't know what everyone else is talking about with season 2 not being as good as season 1 as I completely disagree. Especially episodes 6-8. Not giving up any details but I found the story riveting. Looking forward to catching up and seeing where it goes from here and how they write about our messed up political environment currently. Curious about how they will script the impeachment and January 6th. Looking forward to more. Truly a well done piece that's reminiscent of the whole Matt Lauer debacle. It's refreshing to see they're exposing all this in close to real time.