Anthony Bourdain’s travel show No Reservations provides a great introduction to the culture – and especially the food – of different areas of the world.
Paul, one of my future Peace Corps training partners, found a link to the No Reservations show about Ghana. Here’s part 1 (of 3): No Reservations – Ghana
Enjoy!
Thanks for the memories. The ‘No Reservations’ clip brought took me back to my training days in Ghana in 1971 where I was introduced to all aspects of life in Ghana and the wonderfully welcoming Ghanaians. I served in the far west, near Kwame Nkruma’s home village. Enjoy!
Loretta in Plano.
I’m following in your footsteps, Loretta. You have big shoes to fill.
I’m looking forward to wonderfully welcoming Ghanaians and learning about their culture.
That was so cool! Thank you for sharing – I saw a few similarities to India – you are going to have a great time – eyes wide open!
As much as I enjoyed Anthony’s production or perspective of Ghana, I am probably much more interested in following and sharing your experience and perspective of Ghana on your blog. I truly envy you. I have to ask a favor of you. At some point in time, no hurry, would you send me a Kente cloth which I would glady pay for in advance. That is, if you have access and time to do so. I am really excited for you and am looking foward to following your blog and sharing your experiences and, and of course, more unique home grown, hand made items that you can get your hands on. Just let me know the costs of the item and include shipping costs as well. Fell free to request any items from here that you may need.