The Poetry of the Thinnest Slice of Bread in Animation History with Baker Jim Franks
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The Poetry of the Thinnest Slice of Bread in Animation History with Baker Jim Franks
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Well-baked bread is an art in and of itself, but in this episode, we look at a few representational mediums of yeasty dough: poetry, photography, and animation, as forms that give new light to a thousand-year-old practice. Baker Jim Franks discusses his new book of poetry, Existential Bread (Drag City, 2025), and one of my favorite animations of food ever, evoking faint memories for both of us, just like a whiff of a good loaf.
Jim Franks’ book is out now, with a cover designed by podcast favourite Jordan Rundle of Dazer!
Tasting: Minh Phan’s Jujube Blossom Shrub
Viewing: ‘Portraits of Women with Their Weight in Dough’ by Santina Amato (2019- ) and the 1947 Animated Short, Mickey and the Beanstalk
Host: Elizabeth McQueen Producer: Stace Baran Theme by Ronan Delisle Audio Support from Jenevieve Bohmann
This podcast is supported by the UC Davis Mellon Foundation Sawyer Seminar, Thinking Food at the Intersections.