Eddie Huang
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Series SeasonSeason 2 episodes2017
Huang's World
Season 2
This season, the world’s first and only Human Panda, Eddie Huang, travels from Cape Cod to Peru to Tokyo and Dubai exploring what we gain in efficiency or scale with globalization versus what we’re losing on the plate in front of us.
Episodes
Each episode has its own detail page.
Episode 144 min2017-06-28
Washington, D.C.
Eddie heads to our nation’s capital to explore the food, culture, and politics of Washington D.C. during the Inauguration of Donald Trump.
Episode 244 min2017-07-05
Toronto
Eddie checks out Toronto by embedding himself in a handful of immigrant communities to better understand how ethnic food flourishes under the support of multiculturalism.
Episode 344 min2017-07-12
Japan
Eddie travels through Japan looking into individualism and how this has helped and hurt the Japanese.
Episode 444 min2017-07-19
Hawaii
Eddie explores Hawaiian identity in the margins of its own habitat and how Hawaiians seek to take the island back.
Episode 544 min2017-07-26
New York
Anyone who’s ever lived in New York has a version of their New York. Eddie takes viewers on a journey through his New York, introducing viewers to his friends and family.
Episode 644 min2017-08-02
Cape Cod
Eddie road trips through Cape Cod, seeing that white culture is a misnomer as it’s impossible to capture a people by color.
Episode 744 min2017-08-09
South Korea
Eddie visits Seoul to see how Korea’s rise through soft power has affected the country for better or for worse.
Episode 844 min2017-08-16
Los Angeles
Eddie dives through LA exploring the city’s food history from the invent of the drive-thru to the current health and wellness food movements.
Episode 944 min2017-08-23
Peru
Peru has become the gastronomic capital of Latin America. Eddie visits to explore how the acceptance and preservation of bio & human diversity has made Peru a culinary powerhouse.
Episode 1044 min2017-08-30
Dubai
Eddie arrives in Dubai, the opulent heart of the United Arab Emirates, to explore how the city’s extreme wealth drives technology, culture, and food.